
Additional functions
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D18 – Reading system data
With the
D18
function you can read system data and store them in
Q parameters. You select the system data through a group name
(ID number), and additionally through a number and an index.
Values read from the function
D18
are always output
in metric units.
Group name, ID no.
Number
Index
Meaning
Program information, 10
3
-
Number of the active fixed cycle
103
Q parameter-
number
Relevant within NC cycles; for inquiry as
to whether the Q parameter given under
IDX was explicitly stated in the associated
CYCLE DEF.
System jump addresses, 13
1
-
Label jumped to during M2/M30 instead of
ending the current program
Value = 0: M2/M30 functions normally
2
-
Label jumped to in the event of FN14:
ERROR with the NC CANCEL reaction
instead of aborting the program with an error
message. The error number programmed in
the FN14 command can be read under ID992
NR14.
Value = 0: FN14 has the normal effect.
3
-
Label jumped to in the event of an internal
server error (SQL, PLC, CFG) instead of
aborting the program with an error message.
Value = 0: Server error has the normal effect.
Machine status, 20
1
-
Active tool number (without index)
2
-
Prepared tool number (without index)
3
-
Active tool axis
0=X, 1=Y, 2=Z, 6=U, 7=V, 8=W
4
-
Programmed spindle speed
5
-
Active spindle condition: -1=not defined,
0=M3 active,
1=M4 active, 2=M5 after M3, 3=M5 after
M4
7
-
Gear range
8
-
Coolant status: 0=off, 1=on
9
-
Active feed rate
10
-
Index of prepared tool
11
-
Index of active tool
Channel data, 25
1
-
Channel number
Cycle parameter, 30
1
-
Set-up clearance of active fixed cycle
2
-
Drilling depth or milling depth in active fixed
cycle
3
-
Plunging depth of active machining cycle
Summary of Contents for TNC 620 Programming Station
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