Siemens SINUMERIK 840C User Manual

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6 NC Machine Data (NC MD), NC Setting Data (NC SD)

6.4 Axis-specific MD 1 (axial data 1)

Contour threshold speed

336*

Default value

Lower input limit

Upper input limit

Units

5

+0

1 000 000

1 000 units/min (IS)

Active on

Power On

NC MD 336* is used to define the speed at which the contour monitor is to be activated. At
speeds below this axis-specific threshold speed, the contour monitor remains inactive. The
zero speed monitor checks for illegal axis movements when the axes are at rest (alarm 112*).
For details, refer to Section entitled ”Axis (Analog) and Spindle Installation”.

Rotary axis modulo value for LEC

344*

Default value

Lower input limit

Upper input limit

Units

360 000

±0

92 160 000

units (MS)

Active on
NC Stop

NC MD 344* must define the compensation value for a rotary axis, which is normally 360 000
(corresponding to one revolution of the rotating table).

When specifying values > 360 000, care must be taken that a corresponding number of
leadscrew error compensation points are provided (for details on leadscrew error
compensation, see Section entitled ”Functional Descriptions”).

IKA

warning

limit

(as from SW 3)

356*

Default value

Lower input limit

Upper input limit

Units

– 9999 9999

+9999 9999

units (MS)

Active

at once

If the set warning limit is exceeded, interface signal DB 32, DR K, bit 5 is set.

Mode group

360*

Default value

Lower input limit

Upper input limit

Units

1

+1

+1, 2

6 (as from SW 4)

Active on

Power On

1)

NC MD 360* is used to allocate the axes to the mode groups, i.e. to ensure that a channel will
traverse only the axes in its mode group and not those of other mode groups. Within a mode
group, several channels can process an axis successively, provided that axial synchronization
of the "Block End Value" for that axis was carried out (NC STOP NC START) if the axis
was previously traversed by another channel.

Mode groups without axes are possible.

_______

1)

The

warm

restart

function

enables

the

allocation

of

axes

to

another

mode

group

without

a

hardware

reset

and

without

loss

of

the

axes

reference

points

(for

a

detailed

description of the warm restart function, see Sect. 12)

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