Using 3-D touch probes
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Writing measured values from the touch probe cycles
in the preset table
Use this function if you want to save measured
values in the machine-based coordinate system (REF
coordinates). If you want to save measured values
in the workpiece coordinate system, use the
ENTER
IN DATUM TABLE soft key,
values from the touch probe cycles in a datum table",
With the
ENTER IN PRESET TABLE
soft key, the TNC can write
the values measured during a probe cycle in the preset table. The
measured values are then stored referenced to the machine-based
coordinate system (REF coordinates). The preset table has the
name PRESET.PR, and is saved in the directory TNC:\table\.
Select any probe function
Enter the desired coordinates of the datum in the appropriate
input boxes (depends on the touch probe cycle being run)
Enter the preset number in the
Number in table:
input box
Press the
ENTER IN PRESET TABLE
soft key. The TNC saves the
datum in the preset table under the entered number
Summary of Contents for TNC 320
Page 4: ...Controls of the TNC 4 TNC 320 User s Manual HEIDENHAIN Conversational Programming 3 2014 ...
Page 5: ...Fundamentals ...
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Page 43: ...1 First Steps with the TNC 320 ...
Page 63: ...2 Introduction ...
Page 81: ...3 Programming Fundamentals file management ...
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Page 233: ...7 Programming Data transfer from DXF files or plain language contours ...
Page 251: ...8 Programming Subprograms and program section repeats ...
Page 267: ...9 Programming Q Parameters ...
Page 337: ...10 Programming Miscellaneous functions ...
Page 357: ...11 Programming Special functions ...
Page 379: ...12 Programming Multiple Axis Machining ...
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Page 407: ...13 Manual operation and setup ...
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