If no zero offset table is active, a corresponding message appears
in the status line of the NC screen.
Create New Zero Offset Table
A new zero offset table can be created either using the MTX Navigator or with
a zero offset editor that is already open. By default, a newly created zero offset
table has one correction page.
1.
Select the directory in which the new zero offset table is to be created in
the MTX Navigator using the mouse or the arrow keys.
2.
Press the <F2> "New" button and then press the <F7> "Zero offsets" but‐
ton in the lower level of the F-key bar.
– or –
Select menu item New ▶ Zero offsets in the context menu.
A dialog box (see
chapter "Create New Zero Offset Table" on page 101
)
for creating a new zero offset table opens (continue with point 3).
1.
Press <F8> to switch to the second F-key level and press <F2> "File..." to
switch to the file functions.
2.
Press the <F2> "New..." key.
A dialog box for creating a new zero offset table opens (see
"Create New Zero Offset Table" on page 101
).
Fig.7-11:
Dialog box for creating new zero offset table
The following options are available when creating a new zero offset table:
●
All channel axes of a channel:
A zero offset table with the axes of the selected channel is created.
●
All system axes:
The created zero offset table contains all the configured axes of the
system.
●
Using an existing table:
Any zero offset table can be specified as the template for creating a
new table.
3.
Enter the name of the zero offset table. An automatically generated table
name is filled in by default.
4.
If several channels are configured, the "Channel axes" selection field can
be used to select the desired channel.
– or –
●
Select "System axes".
– or –
Application Description | Rexroth IndraMotion MTX 09VRS
Electric Drives
and Controls
| Bosch Rexroth AG 101/233
Programming
Retrieval from the MTX Navigator
Retrieval from the Zero Offset Edi‐
tor
