location distance). The PLC program must appropriately initiate the machine so that the active
tool in the multitool can do the machining.
An alarm is output if the name of a multitool is programmed.
Example
The following table shows
the task status and the preparation of the acknowledgment without
the position specification for the change.
Data block Meaning Value
DB4300.DBB0 Task 10000001
DB4300.DBB1 Task description 00010110
DB4300.DBW6 Source magazine number 1
DB4300.DBW8 Source location number 4
DB4300.DBW10 Target magazine number 9998
DB4300.DBW12 Target location number 1
DB4300.DBW56 Multitool type 1
DB4300.DBW58 Multitool location count 2
DB4300.DBD60 Multitool distance 2.0000
DB4300.DBW64 Source multitool number 2
DB4300.DBW66 Source multitool location number 2
DB4300.DBW68 Target multitool number 0
DB4300.DBW70 Target multitool location number 0
DB4200.DBB0 Acknowledgment 00000001
DB4200.DBW4 Multitool location number 0
In addition to the "normal" task data, the following are set:
Data block Meaning
DB4100.DBX0.7 Data is present in the extended area. The tool is a multitool.
DB4100.DBW56 Type of the distance coding (= 1, = location)
DB4300.DBW58 Multitool location count
DB4300.DBD60 Multitool distance, the angle for angular coding
DB4300.DBW64 Multitool number of the new tool
DB4300.DBW66 Multitool location number of the new tool
DB4300:DBW68
DB4300:DBW70
Data of the old tool, if present
The acknowledgment is made with the total acknowledgment.
Tool call with T=<magazine location number>
For the programming of
the multitool location number in the magazine, you must program the
multitool location number with "MTL = p" (p = location number). The programmed value for
MTL must correspond to an existing location number in the selected multitool. If not, an alarm
is triggered.
Tool management
9.7 Deploy multitool
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310 Commissioning Manual, 10/2015, 6FC5397-3DP40-5BA3
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