
HEIDENHAIN iTNC 530
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13.1 P
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llet Edit
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r
X, Y, Z
(entry optional, other axes also possible):
For pallet names, the programmed coordinates are referenced to
the machine datum. For NC programs, the programmed coordinates
are referenced to the pallet datum. These entries overwrite the
datum that you last set in the Manual mode of operation. With the
miscellaneous function M104 you can reactivate the datum that was
last set. With the actual-position-capture key, the TNC opens a
window that enables you to have the TNC enter various points as
datums (see table below):
With the arrow keys and ENT, select the position that you wish to
confirm. Then press the ALL VALUES soft key so that the TNC saves
the respective coordinates of all active axes in the pallet table. With
the PRESENT VALUE soft key, the TNC saves the coordinates of the
axis on which the highlight in the pallet table is presently located.
Position
Meaning
Actual values
Enter the coordinates of the current tool position
referenced to the active coordinate system.
Reference
values
Enter the coordinates of the current tool position
referenced to the machine datum.
ACTL
measured
values
Enter the coordinates referenced to the active
coordinate system of the datum last probed in
the Manual operating mode.
REF
measured
values
Enter the coordinates referenced to the machine
datum of the datum last probed in the Manual
operating mode.
If you have not defined a pallet before an NC program, the
programmed coordinates are then referenced to the
machine datum. If you do not define an entry, the datum
that was set manually remains active.
Editing function
Soft key
Select beginning of table
Select end of table
Select previous page in table
Select next page in table
Insert as last line in the table
Delete the last line in the table
Summary of Contents for ITNC 530 - 6-2010 DIN-ISO PROGRAMMING
Page 1: ...User s Manual DIN ISO Programming iTNC 530 NC Software 606 420 01 606 421 01 English en 6 2010...
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Page 16: ...Changed functions 606 42x 01 since the predecessor versions 340 49x 06 16...
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Page 41: ...First Steps with the iTNC 530...
Page 61: ...Introduction...
Page 83: ...Programming Fundamentals File Management...
Page 130: ...130 Programming Fundamentals File Management 3 4 Working with the File Manager...
Page 131: ...Programming Programming Aids...
Page 153: ...Programming Tools...
Page 187: ...Programming Programming Contours...
Page 217: ...Programming Data Transfer from DXF Files...
Page 235: ...HEIDENHAIN iTNC 530 235 Programming Subprograms and Program Section Repeats...
Page 252: ...252 Programming Subprograms and Program Section Repeats 8 6 Programming Examples...
Page 253: ...Programming Q Parameters...
Page 301: ...Programming Miscellaneous Functions...
Page 325: ...Programming Special Functions...
Page 380: ...380 Programming Special Functions 11 8 Working with Cutting Data Tables...
Page 381: ...Programming Multiple Axis Machining...
Page 417: ...Programming Pallet Editor...
Page 437: ...Manual Operation and Setup...
Page 499: ...Positioning with Manual Data Input...
Page 505: ...Test Run and Program Run...
Page 536: ...536 Test Run and Program Run 16 7 Optional Program Run Interruption...
Page 537: ...MOD Functions...
Page 574: ...574 MOD Functions 17 21 Configuring the HR 550 FS Wireless Handwheel...
Page 575: ...Tables and Overviews...
Page 604: ...604 Tables and Overviews 18 4 Exchanging the Buffer Battery...