Operating manual.
CNC 8060
CNC 8065
TOOL AND MAGAZINE TABLE
18.
Tool and tool magazine table.
·309·
(REF: 1807)
The sign criterion for the offsets and their wear is established by machine parameter
TOOLOFSG.
In the tool table, it is possible to define whether the wear value being entered must be
incremental or absolute. In either case, deleting the wear value or setting it to 0 implies
resetting the amount of wear to 0. See
"Select the type of wear values to enter, incremental
or absolute."
on page 309.
Using incremental wear, the value entered by the user will be added (or subtracted if it is
negative) to the absolute value of the wear. After pressing [ENTER] to accept the new value,
the wear field will show the resulting absolute value.
Select the type of wear values to enter, incremental or absolute.
The tool offset wear (for length, radius, tip radius and offsets) may be entered with either
absolute or incremental values. The value shown by their respective fields in the tool table
are always absolute.
The option selected in the tool table will also be applied in the tool calibration mode.
Tool life monitoring
This group shows the data related to tool life monitoring. If a tool has been defined with
several offsets, it is possible to manage the status of each one.
When managing the live of two or more offsets of the same tool, the list of the magazine
positions (magazine table) only shows whether the tool has been rejected or not.
Type
It is used to activate and select the type of tool life monitoring (in time or number of
operations).
TOOLOFSG Meaning.
Negative. Tool calibration returns a negative offset. The offset wear must be entered with
a positive value.
Positive. Tool calibration returns a positive offset. The offset wear must be entered with
a negative value.
Initial wear Incremental wear Total wear
10.21.2
1-0.20.8
-1 0.2 -0.8
-1 -0.2 -1.2
After pressing this icon, the CNC shows the dialog box for configuring the tool
table. Here, the user can define whether the wear values being entered are
incremental (box checked) or absolute (empty unchecked). By default, the wear
value being entered will be absolute.
When selecting an incremental wear, it is possible to define the maximum
increment possible; by default 0.5 mm (0.019685 inch). This data limits the wear
increment to be edited, not the maximum absolute wear possible. If no value is
defined, empty data, there will be no limit for the wear increment to be entered.
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