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<strong>LNC</strong>-<strong>M600</strong><br />

Machine Adjustment<br />

• Rigid Tapping Machine Adjustment Procedure<br />

1. Please increase the maximum allowable following error of Z axis direction (Para. #<br />

1058 is approximately set to 3000). Also increase the maximum servo error of the<br />

spindle (Para. # 1075 is approximately set to encoder size per rotation of the<br />

spindle*10) in order to prevent warning when doing machine adjustment.<br />

2. Confirm Spindle Rotational Direction(Para. # 1071)<br />

Executing the following program:<br />

M29S500<br />

G91G84R-10Z-50F500<br />

M28<br />

M30<br />

Check whether or not the spindle rotational direction is the same direction as M3<br />

direction under non-rigid tapping mode. If not the same, please set Para. # 1071 to 1.<br />

3. Acc/Deceleration Time Adjustment<br />

To adjust acc/deceleration time (parameter 1059) and execute the following program:<br />

M29S2500 ; rotational speed setting is the maximum rigid tapping speed.<br />

G91G84R-10Z-50F2500<br />

M28<br />

M30<br />

During executing, must make the spindle drive device’s current lower than the<br />

saturation value, and make the spindle to turn smoothly.<br />

Please pay attention to whether or not the needed maximum rotational speed can be<br />

reached at the upper enter frequency limit of the spindle. Using Toshiba as an example,<br />

adjust Para. # 373, 425, 426, 427, and 428.<br />

If the spindle rotational speed is not smooth in high rotational speed, please refer to<br />

Para. # 371.<br />

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