User-specific M/H function in spindle-specific syntax
All user-specific M/H functions (technology information) programmed within the bracket expression are always handled and output spindle-specific.
Programing Example
Program one spindle "S2” with two user-specific M functions:
N10 S2[M3 REV300 M10 M11](S2 cw rotates at 300 rpm and outputs M10/M11)
N20 M30 (Program end)
Programing Example
Program two spindles "S” and S2:
N10 S[M10 M11] S2[REV1000 M3 M11] (S executes M10 and M11, S2 rotates)
(at 1000 rpm and outputs M11)
N20 M30 (Program end)
Channel parameter list [1]:
The user-specific M/H functions are defined in P-CHAN-00027 and P-CHAN-00041. The M/H function is not executed in the case of synchronisation mode "0” (NO_SYNCH).
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# Definition of M functions and synchronisation types | ||
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# Definition of M functions and synchronisation types | ||
m_synch[1] | 0x00000001 | MOS |
m_synch[2] | 0x00000002 | MVS_SVS |
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m_synch[10] | 0x00000002 | MVS_SVS |
m_synch[11] | 0x00000008 | MVS_SVS |
m_synch[12] | 0x00000004 | MVS_SVS |
m_synch[48] | 0x00000008 | MNS_SNS |
m_synch[49] | 0x00000002 | MVS_SVS |
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# Definition of H functions and synchronisation types | ||
h_synch[1] 0x00000001 MOS | ||
h_synch[2] 0x00000001 MOS | ||
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