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Brief introduction to the NcStudio Phoenix system's hardware and software.
Illustrates the hardware connection for both bus and non-bus control systems.
Introduces the NcStudio Phoenix software interface, covering NcConfig, NcTune, and NcStudio.
Introduces the NC60A, Lambda controller, and EX31A hardware components.
Describes the pinout and functions of the operation panel ports.
Covers Switch Value, Relay Output, Analog Output, and Command Pulse signal types.
Outlines the basic debugging process for the NcStudio Phoenix system.
Steps for installing the NcStudio Phoenix software.
Instructions on how to modify I/O port polarity for switches.
Guides on setting debugging parameters for bus control systems.
Procedure to verify and correct axis direction for safety.
Methods for setting mechanical origin or datum for axes.
Covers Clearing, Centering, Offset, Tool Calibration, and Compensation for workpiece origin.
Introduces a simple machining process with the NcStudio Phoenix system.
Steps required to load a machining program before starting.
Guides on performing simulation to check machining paths and identify issues.
Instructions on how to start, pause, stop, and resume machining operations.
Covers creating, loading, unloading, editing, deleting, and renaming programs.
Utilizes wizards and modes like Single Block, Selective Machining, and Advanced Machining.
Specifies tools for running specific command lines in ENG files.
Includes path array, rotation, mirroring, and machining cycles.
Shows movement range, machining range, and tool travel length.
Allows searching machining records by name or date and clearing data.
Covers global, drive, and tool compensation parameters.
Adding common parameters and changing the system password.
Switching interface language and backing up system data.
Using remote assistance and NcGateway for device management.
Checking M codes and registering the software for continued use.
Opening NcConfig and configuring system devices like controllers and terminal boards.
Configuring M codes, panels, tool magazines, saws, drives, stations, wheels, clamps, handwheel.
Setting port mapping and configuring port protection types.
Creating installation packages for system backup and version control.
Introduces NcTune functions for debugging, e.g., screw error compensation.
Generating installation packages and using the handwheel for control.
Includes origin detection and jiggle for dual Y axes.
Manual axis calibration and moving axes to workpiece origin.
MDI commands, clearing drive alarms, and reconnecting to controller.
Switching between sequential and linkage movement modes for multi-Z axis.