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8-402 SINUMERIK 840D/840Di/810D Operation/Programming ShopMill (BAS) – 10.04 Edition
61302 "Probe collision" The measuring probe collided with an obstacle
when being positioned.
• Check spigot diameter (it may be too
small)
• Check measuring path (it may be too long)
61303 "Safe area exceeded" Measuring result deviates greatly from specified
value for the spigot/hole diameter.
Check radius or diameter.
Check measuring location (e.g. for inaccuracies
caused by swarf)
61308 Check measuring path 2a Measuring path = 0 entered
Check MD 9752, 9753, 9754, 9755
61309 Check probe type Probe type: 3D probe not active
61310 Scaling factor is active Scaling factor = scaling is active
61311 No D number is active No tool offset for the measuring probe (for
workpiece measurement) or no tool offset for
the active tool (for tool measurement) is
selected.
61316 Center point and radius cannot be
calculated
It is not possible to calculate a circle from the
measured points.
61332 Alter the tool tip position Tool tip is positioned below the probe surface
(e.g. with a setting ring gauge or cube)
61338 Positioning speed is zero Set corresponding feedrate (plane/infeed rate)
via MD 9757 or 9758
61605 "Contour incorrectly programmed" Check the contour.
61610 "No infeed depth programmed" The infeed depth must be programmed
62100 "No drilling cycle active" No modal drilling cycle has been called before
the drilling pattern cycle.
62101 "Milling direction incorrect - G3 will
be generated"
Climb or conventional milling programmed.
However the spindle was not rotating when the
cycle was called.
62103 "No finishing allowance
programmed"
Program a finishing allowance.
61275 "Destination point violates
software limit switch!"
Swiveling has placed the destination point
outside the software limit switch.
You may have to choose a different preferred
direction for swiveling or place the retraction
plane lower.
62180 "Set rotary axes ... " Prompt to position rotary axes manually.
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