Fundamentals | Status displays
3
Icon
Meaning
Axes are mirrored and moved
The
M128
function or
TCPM FUNCTION
is active
The function for traversing in the tool-axis direc-
tion is active
No NC program selected, NC program reselect-
ed, NC program aborted via internal stop, or
NC program terminated
In this state, the control has no modally effec-
tive program information (i.e., contextual refer-
ence), so that all actions are possible (e.g., cursor
movements or modification of Q parameters).
NC program started, execution runs
For safety reasons, the control permits no actions
in this state.
NC program stopped (e.g., in
Program run, full
sequence
operating mode after pressing the
NC Stop
key)
For safety reasons, the control permits no actions
in this state.
NC program interrupted (e.g., in
Positioning w/
Manual Data Input
operating mode, following the
error-free execution of an NC block)
In this state, the control permits various actions
(e.g., cursor movements or the modification of Q
parameters). These actions, however, may lead to
the control losing the modally effective program
information (i.e., the contextual reference). Loss of
this contextual reference may result in undesired
tool positions!
Input operating mode", Page 299 and "Program-
controlled interruptions", Page 275
NC program aborted or terminated
The Active Chatter Control (ACC) function is active
The pulsing spindle speed function is active
The active linear principal axes do not corre-
spond to X, Y, and Z because the
PARAXMODE
or
POLARKIN
function is active.
An active
PARAXMODE
or
POLARKIN
icon hides the
PARAXCOMP DISPLAY
icon.
The
PARAXCOMP DISPLAY
function is active
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HEIDENHAIN | TNC 620 | User's Manual for Setup, Testing and Running NC Programs | 01/2022
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Page 165: ...5 Setup...
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