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PREVIOUS NOTIONS ABOUT THE
PROBE.
Number of probes in the system and active probe.
The CNC may have configured two probes, it will usually be a tabletop probe to calibrate
tools and a touch probe to measure the part.
Before any probing moves, select the probe to be used. See "1.1 Activate the probe." on
page 26.
Probe operation.
Both probes operate by levels, not by flanks.
Probing.
With function G100, it is possible to program movements that will end when the CNC receives
the probe signal (when the probe makes contact). When done probing, the CNC updates
the real coordinates.
With function G103, it is possible to program movements that will end when the CNC stops
receiving the probe signal (when the probe no longer makes contact). When done probing,
the CNC updates the real coordinates.
The G104 function prevents a G100 or G103 probe movement from finishing with the probe
signal The CNC updates the coordinates with the probe signal, but without interrupting the
movement which continues until the probe reaches the programmed position.
Programming the canned cycles.
The probing canned cycles may be edited in ISO code or with using the cycle editor. These
cycles may be defined anywhere in the program, that is, in the main program as well as in
a subroutine. ISO coded cycles can also be executed in MDI.
Probe parameter setting.
The machine manufacturer must have properly set the following machine parameters.
• General machine parameters.
• General machine parameters per channel.
• Axis machine parameters.
PROBE PROBEDATA PROBETYPE1 PROBETYPE2
PRBDI1 PRBDI2 PRBPULSE1 PRBPULSE2
PROBEDATA PRB1MAX PRB1MIN PRB2MAX
PRB2MIN PRB3MAX PRB3MIN
PROBEAXIS PROBERANGE PROBEFEED PROBEDELAY
PROBEDELAY2