Manual and Handwheel Travel (H1)
8.2 Continuous travel
Turning, Milling, Nibbling
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8.2
Continuous travel
Selection
When JOG mode is selected, the active machine function "continuous" interface signal is set
automatically:
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For geometry axes: V3300 1001.6, V3300 1005.6, V3300 1009.6
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For machine axes/spindle: V390x 0005.6
Continuous mode in JOG mode can also be selected via the PLC interface (IS "Machine
function: continuous"). The PLC defines via the "INC inputs in mode group range active"
interface signal (V2600 0001.0) the signal range within which INC/continuous signals are
delivered to the NCK:
V2600 0001.0 = 1 →
in the operating mode range: VB3000 0002,
valid for all axes
V2600 0001.0 = 0 →
in the geometry axis / axis range:
VB3200 1001, VB3200 1005,
VB3200 1009, VB380x 0005
Traversing keys +/-
The plus and minus traversing keys are selected to move the relevant axis in the appropriate
direction.
Traverse key signals PLC to NCK IS:
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For geometry axes (traverse in WCS):
V3200 1000.7/.6, V3200 1004.7/.6, V3200 1008.7/.6
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For machine axes / spindle (traverse in MCS): V380x 004.7/.6
If both traversing keys of an axis are pressed simultaneously, there is no traversing
movement, or, if an axis is in motion, it is stopped.
Motion c/-
As soon as a traverse request for an axis/spindle is active (e.g. after selection of a traverse
key), the IS "Travel " or "Travel command-" is sent to the PLC (depending on
selected traverse direction):
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For geometry axes: V3300 1000.7/.6, V3300 1004.7/.6, V3300 1008.7/.6
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For machine axes / spindle: V390x 004.7 /.6
Continuous travel in jog mode
The axis traverses for as long as the traverse key is held down if no axis limit is reached first.
When the traversing key is released, the axis is decelerated to standstill and the movement
comes to an end.