If this machine data is changed, a startup is required because otherwise the
associated machine data that have physical units would be incorrectly scaled.
Proceed as follows:
● MD changed manually
First start up and then enter the associated machine data with physical units.
● MD changed via machine data file
First start up and then reload the machine data file so that the new physical units
are taken into account.
If the machine data are altered, alarm 4070 "Scaling machine data altered" is output.
Application example(s):
Setup is in the metric system and then changed over to the inch system.
Special cases:
10260 CONVERT_SCALING_SYSTEM EXP -, G2, B3, K3, N3
- Enable basic system conversion BOOLEAN PowerOn
LINK
808d-me42 - TRUE 0 - 0/0
808d-me62 - TRUE 0 - 0/0
808d-te42 - TRUE 0 - 0/0
808d-te62 - TRUE 0 - 0/0
808d-mte40 - TRUE 0 - 1/1
808d-mte60 - TRUE 0 - 1/1
Description: Determines the handling of MD10240 $MN_SCALING_SYSTEM_IS_METRIC.
0: Inch/metric behavior conforms to SW1-SW4
1: Inch/metric behavior from SW5
Inch/metric functionality of SW5:
1. Switch over the systems of units with HMI softkey
2. New G codes G700/G710
3. Data backup with system of unit recognition INCH/METRIC
4. Automatic data conversion on change of system of units
● All zero point offsets
● Compensation data (EEC, QEC)
● Tool offsets
● etc.
The change from MD10260 $MN_CONVERT_SCALING_SYSTEM leads to alarm 4070!
This alarm is designed to indicate that data which remain active after a POWERON are
not subjected to automatic conversion from SW1-SW4 and SW5 formats.
10280 PROG_FUNCTION_MASK EXP, N01 K1
- Bit screen form to parameterize various part program commands DWORD PowerOn
-
808d-me42 - 0x10 0 0x1F 0/0
808d-me62 - 0x10 0 0x1F 0/0
808d-te42 - 0x10 0 0x1F 0/0
808d-te62 - 0x10 0 0x1F 0/0
808d-mte40 - 0x0 0 0x1F 7/2
808d-mte60 - 0x0 0 0x1F 7/2
Description: Bit screen form to parameterize various part program commands
Bit Hexadec. Meaning with bit set
Machine data
3.2 General machine data
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