YASKAWA YASNAC 3000G

5.
Set
the
punched
tape
on
the
tape
reader.
Be
sure
that
Label
Skip
function
is
effective.
6.
Depress
the
START
key
with
the
OFS
key
held
in.
Tape
reader
starts
and
tool
offset
values
are
stored into
memory.
It
automatically
stops
when
rewind
stop
code
is
encountered.
Tool
offset
values
input
from
tape
are
stored
into
memory
as
absolute
value.
RESET
Bdiaaiia
X
RESET
BE™™
Y
RESET
4.5
PART
PROGRAM
STORAGE
*
B0IIBSI0
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4.5.1
STORING
PART
PROGRAM
FROM
NC
TAPE
*
RESET
BEiasiia
Part
program
punched
on
the
tape
can
be stored
into
memory
through
the
tape
reader.
Maximum
capacity
of
the
memory
is shown
in
Table
4.5.1.
If
the
number
of
significant
characters
(includ¬
ing
EOB
character)
on
the
tape
exceeds
the
ca¬
pacity
of
memory,
INPUT
ERROR
and
alarm
code
”
18"
(tape
memory
error)
will
be
indicated.
4
Fig.
4.
3.
16
Table
4.
5.
1
t
T
ape
Length
Memory
Capacity
4.4
STORING
TOOL
OFFSET
VALUES
FROM
NC
TAPE
Tool
offset
values
are
usually
written
through
the
DATA
keyboard.
It
can
be
input
from
the
punched
tape,
too.
Tape
format
for
tool
offset
values
is:
LABEL
*
A
4000
char
.
Approx.
10
m
8000
char.
Approx.
20
m
B
Approx.
40
m
C
16000
char.
D1'
HI
X-
•
Notes:
Sr
H2
X-
•
Both
address
H
and
D
can
be
used
for
the
format
of
tool
offset
values.
1.
*
Part
program
punched
should
be
sandwiched
with
rewind
stop
code
(ELA;
"ER,
"
ISO:
M02
or
M30
command
must
be
programmed
in
the
final
block
of
the
program.
H3
X-
D4
X-
•
*
D5
X-
•
Tool
offset
values
are
placed
after
X.
*
2.
M
02
ER
(or
%)
Rewind
stop
code
7
REWIND
STOP
CODE
EIA:
"ER"
ISO:
Procedure
for
storing
the
tool
offset
values
from
the
punched
tape
is
as
follows
.
1.
Set
the
MODE
SELECT
switch
to
EDT.
Fig.
4.
5.
1
.
1
2.
Depress
the
RESET
key.
The
LABEL
SKIP
lamp
i6
illuminated.
Tape
code is
specified
by
parameter
No.
82.
Where
automatic
selection
of
tape
code
is
ef¬
fective
with
parameter
No.
80
=
"l,"
the
con¬
trol
will
automatically
adjust
to
read
tape
with
either
EIA
or
ISO
character
format.
3.
Depress
the
OFS
key.
Then
it
lights
up.
Set
the
NUMBER
at
other
than
"61"
and
"62"
using
the
NUMBER
key.
4.
105
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