GSK 988T, User Manual

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Chapter
Ⅲ
Windows
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Ⅱ
Operation
Fig.3-41
In coordinate setting window, it displays the origin offset value for each axis and the offset value
of each coordinate axis in each coordinate system. Set the origin offset value relative to each axis
and the offset value of each coordinate axis in each coordinate system.
In coordinate setting window, press or to select the coordinate system to be set,
and press or to select the coordinate axis to set the offset; there are three kinds of
modifying offset value: direct input, measure input and + input;
Direct input: select the coordinate axis to be modified, press to input the offset value, and
the operation is completed.
Measure input: select the coordinate system to be modified, press , input the measured
value(for X axis, input X--, for Z axis, input Z---), and so the operation is
completed.
+ input: it is used to modify the input offset value and is the incremental input. For example: X
adds the offset value -0.2mm in G54 coordinate system, the cursor moves to X position
in G54 coordinate system, is pressed, -0.2 is input, and so the operation is
completed.
In the right column, the system simultaneously displays the current absolute coordinate value
and the relative coordinate value, and the used tool number in the current program running.
Note 1: Only in MDI mode, when the operation authority level is more than [4], the coordinate offset can be set
or rewritten.
Note 2: The quantity of axes is set by parameters #1010 and #8130.
Note 3: The name for each axis is set by parameter #1020.
Note 4: The origin offset value of each coordinate in each coordinate system can be set by the parameter and
the corresponding relation is shown as below:
Parameter #1220: The external work piece origin offset value for each axis.
Parameter #1221: Each axis origin offset value of work piece coordinate system 1 (G54).