GSK 988T, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter
Ⅳ
Tool Nose Radius Compensation
149
Ⅰ
Programming
Example: bit number of imaginary offset number is 2
T0199
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：
：
：
T0188 ；
：
：
：
：
T0299 ；
：
：
：
：
T0299
；
：
：
：
：
T0301
；
：
：
：
：
Select the tool which life has not reached in Group 1
（
imagine that T1001 is selected, the tool number is 10 and
the offset number is 01.
）
Select tool life count in Group 1
（ execute life count of tool number 10 ）
Cancel tool post offset which is being used in Group 1
（
the tool being used is T1001 , the tool number is 10 and the
offset number is 00. ）
Select the tool which life has not reached in Group 2
imagine that T2002 is selected, the tool number is 20 and the
offset number is 02.
）
Select tool life count in Group 2
（
execute life count of tool number 20
）
When tools being used in Group 2 command many offset
numbers, the next offset number is selected.
（ When the tool number has T2002 and T2003, T2003 is
selected, the tool number is 20 and the offset number is 03.
）
The tool life count function ends in Group 2, the tool number
is 03 and the offset number is 01.
Note:
T □□ 99 is not commanded before T □□ 88, an alarm occurs.
3.3.2.5 Automatic Input of Tool Life Data
G10/G11 is used to input the tool life management data and its format is shown below:
（
1
）
Delete data in all groups when the system logs in:
Format Symbol explanation
G10 L3
；
P- L-
；
T-
；
T-
；
.
P- L-
；
T-
；
T- ；
.
G11
；
M02(M30) ；
G10 L3 :delete all groups when the system logs in.
P-
：
group number
L- ： tool life value
T-
：
tool number and tool offset number
G11
：
log-in ends
After the system deletes all logged tool life management data, the system logs in programmed
tool life management data.
（
2
）
Change tool life management data
Format Symbol explanation
G10 L3 P1
；
G10 L3 P1 : group data change starts