Seiki VS50 - Operation for Setting of Work Setter Coordinate Modification

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By this key operation, the hole diameter or boss diameter is displayed on the
right of the commentary message.
(Note 4) The touch probe data used for calculating work origin and offset amount is to
be set with parameter (No.6252~6255) in advance.
16-5 Operation for Setting of Work Setter Coordinate Modification
(1) Execute reference point return of 3 standard axes manually. Attach the touch probe to the
spindle.
(2) In the manual mode, have the work setter coordinate modification screen ON.
→Work coordinate (compensate) screen (Fig. 3.1) is selected automatically.
(3) Select the work coordinate desired to be set by operating the page key and cursor keys.
(4) Have the touch probe come into contact with an arbitrary point of the reference surface by
the manual feed operation.
→The system memorizes the position of the X, Y-axis positions where the touch sensor
signal became ON, and displays a commentary message to be ready for the measurement
of the second point.
(5) Have the touch probe come into contact with the second measuring point of the reference
surface.
→The system memorizes the position of the second point and displays a commentary
message to be ready for the measurement of the third point.
(6) Have the touch probe come into contact with the third measuring point on the surface
intersecting rectangularity.
→The system memorizes the position of the third point, based on which it calculates the
position of the corner and the coordinate rotation angle thereby the work origin offset
amount is written in automatically.
→Now ready for the measurement of the first point of another reference surface.
(7) When the setting of all the necessary offset amounts for the work origin is completed, let
the work setter coordinate modification screen OFF.
*
After the procedure (5) in the above, when the F2/2-POINTS MEAS. key is pressed,
the system calculates the coordinate rotation angle only and the work origin offset
amount is written in automatically.
* When measurement in the Z-axis direction is made, the system calculates the Z-axis
work origin offset amount, which is written into the system automatically.