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Keys and Controls on the TNC 360 Controls on the Visual Display Unit Override Knobs 50 50 Brightness Machine Operating Modes Programming Modes Feed rate Spindle speed MANUAL OPERATION ELECTRONIC HANDWHEEL POSITIONING WITH MANUAL DATA INPUT PROGRAM RUN, SINGLE BLOCK PROGRAM RUN, FULL SEQUENCE PROGRAMMING AND EDITING TEST RUN Program and File Management PGM NR CL PGM PGM CALL EXT MOD Cursor and GOTO keys GOTO Graphics 100 0 100 0 MOD BLK FORM MAGN START 150 F % 150 S % Select programs and files Delete programs and files Enter program call in a program External data transfer Supplementary modes Move cursor (highlight) Go directly to blocks, cycles and parameter functions Graphic operating modes Define blank form, reset blank form Magnify detail Start graphic simulation Programmable Contours L CR CT Tool Functions Straight line Circle center / Pole for polar coordinates Circle with center point Circle with radius Circle with tangential transition Corner rounding Enter or call tool length and radius Activate tool radius compensation Cycles, Subprograms and Program Section Repeats Define and call cycles Enter and call labels for subprogramming and program section repeats Abort an interrupted program run or enter a program stop in a program Set a datum with the 3D touch probe or enter touch probe functions in a program Entering Numbers and Coordinate Axes, Editing X 0 . +/ P Q CC C RND TOOL DEF R + R CYCL DEF LBL SET STOP TOUCH PROBE NO ENT ENT END CE DEL TOOL CALL ... ... R- L CYCL CALL LBL CALL Q DEF IV 9 Select or enter coordinate axes in a program Numbers Decimal point Algebraic sign Polar coordinates Incremental values Q parameters for part families or in mathematical functions Actual position capture Ignore dialog queries, delete words Confirm entry and resume dialog Conclude block Clear numerical entry or TNC message Abort dialog; delete program sections
TNC Guideline: From workpiece drawing to program-controlled machining Step Task TNC Refer to operating mode Section Preparation 1 Select tools —— —— 2 Set workpiece datum for coordinate system —— —— 3 Determine spindle speeds and feed rates —— 12.4 4 Switch on machine —— 1.3 5 Traverse reference marks or 1.3, 2.1 6 Clamp workpiece —— —— 7 Set the datum / Reset position display ... 7a ... with the 3D touch probe or 2.5 7b ... without the 3D touch probe or 2.3 Entering and testing part programs 8 Enter part program or download over external 5 to 8 data interface or EXT or 10 9 Test part program for errors 3.1 10 Test run: Run program block by block without tool 3.2 11 If necessary: Optimize part program 5 to 8 Machining the workpiece 12 Insert tool and run part program 3.2
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