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Fagor 8070 BL - Spindle Synchronization

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Programming manual.
CNC 8070
STATEMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS
22.
Programming statements
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(REF: 1709)
22.1.11 Spindle synchronization
This mode may be used to set the movement of a spindle (slave) synchronized with that of
another spindle (master) through a given ratio. The spindle synchronization is always
programmed in the channel the slave spindle belongs to, both to activate it or deactivate it
and to reset it.
There are two types of synchronization; in speed and in position. The activation and
cancellation of the different types of synchronization are programmed with the following
instructions.
#SYNC - Spindle synchronization based on the real (actual) coordinate.
#TSYNC - Spindle synchronization based on the theoretical coordinate.
#UNSYNC - Cancellation of spindle synchronization.
#SYNC
Spindle synchronization based on the real (actual) coordinate
#TSYNC
Spindle synchronization based on the theoretical coordinate
The programming format for each of them is the following. Optional parameters are indicated
between the <> characters.
#SYNC [{master}, {slave} <,N{nratio}, D{dratio}> <,O{posync}> <,{looptype}>
<,{keepsync}>][··]
#TSYNC [{master}, {slave} <,N{nratio}, D{dratio}> <,O{posync}> <,{looptype}>
<,{keepsync}>][··]
Each pair of brackets defines a synchronism between two spindles.
Parameter Meaning
{master} Master spindle of the synchronization.
{slave} Master spindle of the synchronization.
{nratio}
{dratio}
Optional. This pair of numbers define the gear ratio (nratio/dratio) between the
synchronized spindles.
Both values can be positive or negative.
{posync} Optional. This parameter determines that they are synchronized in position and
it also sets the offset (shift) between the two spindles.
The values may be positive or negative and greater than 360º.
{looptype} Optional. This parameter indicates the type of loop for the master spindle.
"CLOOP" for the spindle in closed loop. "OLOOP" for the spindle in open loop.
If not programmed, the statement assumes the value "CLOOP".
{keepsync} Optional. This parameter indicates whether the CNC cancels spindle
synchronization or not after executing M02, M30 or after an error or reset. With
"CANCEL" value, the CNC cancels the synchronism; with "NOCANCEL" value,
it doesn't cancel it.
If not programmed, the statement assumes the value set by the OEM (parameter
SYNCCANCEL).
#SYNC [S,S1]
The spindles are synchronized in speed. The slave spindle S1 turns at the same speed as the
master spindle S.
#SYNC [S,S1,N1,D2]
The slave spindle S1 turns at half the speed (1/2) of the master spindle S.
#SYNC [S,S1,N1,D2,O15]
After synchronizing in speed and in position, the slave spindle S1 follows the master S with the
indicated offset, which could be for example 15º.
#SYNC [S,S1,O30,OLOOP]
Synchronism in speed and position with 30º offset. The master spindle works in open loop.
#SYNC [S,S1,O30,CLOOP, CANCEL]
Synchronism in speed and position with 30º offset. The master spindle works in closed loop. The
CNC cancels the synchronism after M30, an error or a reset.

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