
Special Functions | Dynamic Collision Monitoring (option 40)
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Activating and deactivating collision monitoring
In some cases it is necessary to temporarily deactivate collision
monitoring:
To reduce the distance between two objects monitored for
collision
To prevent stops during program runs
NOTICE
Danger of collision!
If the
Dynamic Collision Monitoring (DCM)
function is inactive,
the control does not perform any automatic collision checking.
This means that movements that might cause collisions will
not be prevented. There is a danger of collision during all
movements!
Make sure to activate collision monitoring whenever possible
Make sure to always re-activate collision monitoring after a
temporary deactivation
With collision monitoring deactivated, carefully test the NC
program or program section in the
Program run, single block
operating mode
Permanently manually activating and deactivating collision
monitoring
Operating mode: Press the
Manual operation
or
Electronic handwheel
key
Shift the soft-key row if necessary
Press the
COLLISION
soft key
Select the operating modes for which the
modification should apply:
Program run
:
Positioning w/ Manual Data
Input
,
Program run, single block
and
Program run, full sequence
Manual operation
:
Manual operation
and
Electronic handwheel
Press the
Go to
soft key
Select the condition for which the selected
operating modes should apply:
Inactive
: Deactivate collision monitoring
Active
: Activate collision monitoring
Press the
Ok
soft key
Summary of Contents for TNC 640
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Page 5: ...Fundamentals ...
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Page 67: ...1 First Steps with the TNC 640 ...
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Page 91: ...2 Introduction ...
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Page 237: ...6 Tools ...
Page 281: ...7 Programming Contours ...
Page 333: ...8 Data Transfer from CAD Files ...
Page 355: ...9 Subprograms and Program Section Repeats ...
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Page 375: ...10 Programming Q Parameters ...
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Page 479: ...11 Miscellaneous Functions ...
Page 501: ...12 Special Functions ...
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Page 585: ...13 Multiple Axis Machining ...
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Page 651: ...14 Pallet Management ...
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Page 665: ...15 Batch Process Manager ...
Page 673: ...16 Turning ...
Page 713: ...17 Manual Operation and Setup ...
Page 797: ...18 Positioning with Manual Data Input ...
Page 803: ...19 Test Run and Program Run ...
Page 843: ...20 MOD Functions ...
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