Siemens SINUMERIK Series

Contents
Extended Functions
16 Function Manual, 03/2013, 6FC5397-1BP40-3BA1
8.2.3 Cam positions ........................................................................................................................... 543
8.2.4 Lead/delay times (dynamic cam) .............................................................................................. 545
8.3
Output of cam signals ............................................................................................................... 546
8.3.1
Activating................................................................................................................................... 546
8.3.2
Output of cam signals to PLC ................................................................................................... 547
8.3.3
Output of cam signals to NCK I/Os in position control cycle..................................................... 547
8.3.4
Timer-controlled cam signal output........................................................................................... 549
8.3.5
Independent, timer-controlled output of cam signals................................................................ 550
8.4
Position-time cams.................................................................................................................... 551
8.5
Supplementary Conditions........................................................................................................ 553
8.6
Data lists.................................................................................................................................... 553
8.6.1
Machine data............................................................................................................................. 553
8.6.1.1
General machine data............................................................................................................... 553
8.6.2
Setting data ............................................................................................................................... 554
8.6.2.1
General setting data.................................................................................................................. 554
8.6.3
Signals....................................................................................................................................... 554
8.6.3.1
Signals to axis/spindle............................................................................................................... 554
8.6.3.2
Signals from axis/spindle .......................................................................................................... 554
9
N4: Own channel - only 840D sl ............................................................................................................ 555
9.1
Brief Description........................................................................................................................ 555
9.2
Stroke control ............................................................................................................................ 555
9.2.1
General information................................................................................................................... 555
9.2.2
High-speed signals.................................................................................................................... 556
9.2.3
Criteria for stroke initiation ........................................................................................................ 558
9.2.4
Axis start after punching............................................................................................................ 560
9.2.5
PLC signals specific to punching and nibbling.......................................................................... 561
9.2.6
Punching and nibbling-specific reactions to standard PLC signals .......................................... 561
9.2.7
Signal monitoring ...................................................................................................................... 562
9.3
Activation and deactivation ....................................................................................................... 562
9.3.1
Language commands................................................................................................................ 562
9.3.2
Functional expansions .............................................................................................................. 567
9.3.3
Compatibility with earlier systems............................................................................................. 571
9.4
Automatic path segmentation.................................................................................................... 573
9.4.1
General information................................................................................................................... 573
9.4.2
Operating characteristics with path axes .................................................................................. 575
9.4.3
Response in connection with single axes ................................................................................. 579
9.5
Rotatable tool ............................................................................................................................ 584
9.5.1
General information................................................................................................................... 584
9.5.2
Coupled motion of punch and die ............................................................................................. 585
9.5.3
Tangential control...................................................................................................................... 586
9.6
Protection zones ....................................................................................................................... 590
9.7
Supplementary conditions......................................................................................................... 590
9.8
Examples................................................................................................................................... 591
9.8.1
Examples of defined start of nibbling operation........................................................................ 591