
Manual Operation and Setup | Moving the machine axes
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Selecting the axis to be moved
You can activate the principal axes X, Y, Z and three other axes
defined by the machine manufacturer directly through the axis
keys. Your machine tool builder can also place the virtual axis VT
directly on one of the free axis keys. If the virtual axis VT is not on
one of the axis keys, proceed as follows:
Press the handwheel soft key
F1
(
AX
)
The control shows all active axes on the handwheel display. The
currently active axis flashes.
Select the desired axis with the handwheel soft keys
F1
(
->
) or
F2
(
<-
) and confirm with the
F3
(
OK
) handwheel soft key
Refer to your machine manual.
The machine manufacturer can also configure the
turning spindle (option number 50) as an optional axis.
You can select whether only the position display should be shown,
or the position display with the offset value from the global
program settings:
Display
Pos
with
F4
: Only position display
Display
P/O
with
F4
: Position display with offset value
Setting the handwheel sensitivity
The handwheel sensitivity determines which path an axis takes per
revolution of the handwheel. The sensitivity levels are predefined
and are selectable with the handwheel arrow keys (only when
incremental jog is not active).
Selectable sensitivity levels:
0.001/0.002/0.005/0.01/0.02/0.05/0.1/0.2/0.5/1 [mm/revolution or
degrees/revolution]
Selectable sensitivity levels:
0.00005/0.001/0.002/0.004/0.01/0.02/0.03 [in mm/revolution or
degrees/revolution]
Summary of Contents for TNC 640
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Page 5: ...Fundamentals ...
Page 36: ...Contents 36 HEIDENHAIN TNC 640 Conversational Programming User s Manual 10 2017 ...
Page 67: ...1 First Steps with the TNC 640 ...
Page 90: ......
Page 91: ...2 Introduction ...
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Page 131: ...3 Operating the Touchscreen ...
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Page 145: ...4 Fundamentals File Management ...
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Page 207: ...5 Programming Aids ...
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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 ...
Page 881: ...21 Tables and Overviews ...