WinMax Lathe Conversational Part Programming v546CO Conversational Part Programming 2-193
These fields are available for changing program parameters:
• RAPID TRAVERSE—contains the feedrate for the axes to move between
data blocks or in position blocks for positioning to turret rotation location. The
default is 2540 MMPM (100 IPM).
• MAX RPM (PRIMARY SPINDLE)—identifies the maximum spindle speed for
the primary spindle, no matter what CSS/FPM is programmed. This field can
be set for each program depending on the setup, such as type of jaws,
workpiece weight, workpiece strength. The default is 2540 MMPM (100 IPM).
• MAX RPM (SUB-SPINDLE)—identifies the maximum spindle speed for the
sub-spindle, no matter what CSS/FPM is programmed. This field can be set
for each program depending on the setup, such as type of jaws, workpiece
weight, workpiece strength. This field appears for TMX MYS series
machines.The default is 2540 MMPM (100 IPM).
• MAX RPM (LIVE TOOLING SPINDLE)—identifies the maximum spindle
speed for the live tooling spindle, no matter what CSS/FPM is programmed.
This field can be set for each program depending on the setup, such as type
of jaws, workpiece weight, workpiece strength. This field appears for TMM,
TMX MY, and TMX MYS machines. The default is the same as the machine
maximum RPM.
• FEED OVERRIDE LOCKOUT—disables the axis feedrate override when YES
is selected. The program will run in Auto at the programmed feedrate
regardless of the position of the override knobs.
The Feed Override Lockout does not affect the Rapid and Spindle overrides.
• STOP BEFORE TOOL CHANGES—inserts an optional stop (M01) before each
tool change if YES is selected. You must also enable the Opt Stop console
key to activate this function when running the program. If YES is selected and
the Opt Stop key is not activated, the optional stop will not occur.
Select NO if an optional stop is not required before each tool change. NO is
the default.
• STOP AFTER TOOL CHANGES—inserts an optional stop (M01) after each
tool change if YES is selected. You must also enable the Opt Stop console
key to activate this function when running the program. If YES is selected and
the Opt Stop button is not turned on, the optional stop will not occur.
Select NO if an optional stop is not required after each tool change. NO is the
default.
To Next Page
Loading...
