HEIDENHAIN TNC 640 (34059x-02) ISO programming User Manual

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19.5 Functions of the TNC 640 and the iTNC 530 compared

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TNC 640 | User's Manual for DIN/ISO Programming | 5/2013

Function

TNC 640

iTNC 530

Circle programming with polar

coordinates

The incremental rotation angle

IPA and the direction of rotation

DR must have the same sign.

Otherwise, an error message will

be issued

The algebraic sign of the direction

of rotation is used if the sign
defined for

DR differs from the

one defined for

IPA

Tool radius compensation on

circular arc or helix with angular

length = 0

The transition between the

adjacent elements of the arc/helix

is generated. Also, the tool axis

motion is executed right before

this transition. If the element is

the first or last element to be

corrected, the next or previous

element is dealt with in the same

way as the first or last element to

be corrected

The equidistant line of the arc/

helix is used for generating the

tool path

Compensation of tool length in

the position display

The values

L and DL from the

tool table and the value

DL from

the

TOOL CALL are taken into

account in the position display

The values

L and DL from the tool

table are taken into account in the

position display

Traverse movement in spacial arc

Error message is issued

No restrictions

SLII Cycles 20 to 24:

Number of definable contour

elements

Max. 16384 blocks in up to 12

subcontours

Max. 8192 contour elements

in up to 12 subcontours, no

restrictions for subcontour

Define the working plane

Tool axis in

TOOL CALL block

defines the working plane

The axes of the first positioning

block in the first subcontour

define the working plane

Position at end of SL cycle

End position = clearance height

above the last position that is

defined before the cycle call

With MP7420, you can define

whether the end position is

above the last programmed

position, or whether the tool

moves only to clearance height

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