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HEIDENHAIN iTNC 530 HSCI - Accuracy; Speed

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824 HEIDENHAIN Technical Manual iTNC 530 HSCI
Accuracy
Definition of the term "accuracy":
Maintaining the tolerances has the highest priority.
Slight oscillations can be seen on the surface.
Tolerances typically between 0.005 and 0.01 mm.
Settings guidelines for "accuracy":
Preferential use of HSC filter (MP1200 = 2) (with limit frequencies greater
than 30 Hz).
Lower jerk values in MP1090.0, MP1090.1, MP123x.x, MP124x.x than for
"speed".
Low radial acceleration values with MP1070 (typical values are < 1.5 m/s²).
Ideally, circular paths should be checked with a KGM grid encoder from
HEIDENHAIN. However, in many cases the circular interpolation test with
the integrated oscilloscope or TNCopt suffices.
MP122x = 1 (consideration of tolerance limits at curvature changes).
The adjustment should be tested with suitable NC programs. The TNCopt
software from HEIDENHAIN features the "Contour-Single.h" NC program for
this. The advantage is that the speed and the contour deviations can be seen
directly.
Speed
Definition of the term "speed":
Surface quality is secondary; short machining times have the highest
priority.
Application: Roughing.
Tolerances typically between 0.1 and 0.2 mm.
Settings guidelines for "speed":
Filter selection
For large tolerances (greater than 50 µm), preferential use of single
filters (MP1200 = 0)
For small tolerances (less than 30 µm), preferential use of HSC filters
(MP1200 = 2). Setting for MP1222 = 0.
High jerk values in MP1090.0, MP1090.1
High jerk values in MP123x.x, MP124x.x (typical: factor 3 to 5 of the path
jerk)
High radial acceleration via MP1070 (input value should not exceed the
values for linear axes from MP1060.x, maximum 5 [m/s
2
])
Use M124 for a faulty NC program (from CAD system)
When using the HSC filter: Program a high tolerance for rotary axes and
roughing filters (mode 1) via Cycle 32. Typical values for the rotary-axis
tolerances are around 0.01° to 5°. This can achieve significant speed
advantages. However, possible undercuts must be taken into account.
The adjustment should be tested with suitable NC programs. The TNCopt
software from HEIDENHAIN features the "Contour-Single.h" NC program for
this. The advantage is that the speed and the contour deviations can be seen
directly.

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