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2.9
SPINDLE
FUNCTION
(S
FUNCTION)
Spindle
Command
(1)
The
spindle
speed
{in
units
of
r/min)
can
be
directly
specified
by
entering
a
5-dig’it
number
following
address
S
(SC
!
).
(2)
The
instructed
S
becomes
effective
from
the
moment
the
S-comniand
complete
input
signal
(SFIN)
turns
on.
(3)
If
S-specification
is
instructed
in
the
same
block
as
M03
{spindle
forward
rotation)
or
M04
(spindle
reverse
rotation),
the
program
normally
advances
to
the
next
block
after
the
spindle
reaches
the
speed
specified
by
S.
For
further
information,
refer
to
command
or
reference
manuals
issued
by
your
machine
tool
manufacturer.
2.9.1
luim
Mu;:;
s
S
MATCHED
I
Oiiil
rpm
ACTUAL
SPINDLE
SPEED
SIART
*
t
M
COMPLETE
START
OF
THE
ABOVE
BLOCK
Fig.
2.9.1
Spindle
Command
(4)
The
S-command
is
modal,
so
that
once
instructed,
it
remains
valid
until
another
S-command
is
given.
Even
if
MGS
is
instructed
and
the
spindle
actually
stops,
the
S-command
is
retained.
Consequently,
the
previously
instructed
S-command
can
be
started
by
instructing
M03
(or
M04)
again.
(5)
If
you
change
an
S-command
after
the
spindle
is
started
by
M03
(or
M04),
pay
attention
to
the
selected
range
of
spindle
speed.
1.
The
k>wer
limit
of
S-command
(SO
and
its
vicinity)
is
determined
by
the
main
axis
motor
and
varies
with
each
machine.
For
details,
refer
to
command
or
reference
..
manuals
issued
by
your
machine
tool
builder
2.
Do
not
instruct
a
negative
S-command.
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