Rockwell Automation 8520 9/Series CNC Lathe User Manual

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Running a Program

Chapter 7

7-25

Use the program recover feature to resume a program that was executing

and was interrupted by some means such as a control reset, E-Stop, or even

power failure in some cases. This feature will scan the program as it

searches for the interrupted block and from within the search area:

send to PAL the last programmed modal G--codes from each modal
group.

send to PAL the last programmed modal M--codes from each modal
group and set its associated PAL strobe (non--modal codes including

user--defined M--codes are not sent to PAL).

send to PAL the last programmed T code and set its associated PAL
strobe

send to PAL the last programmed auxiliary function code (B--word) and
set its associated PAL strobe

send to PAL the last programmed spindle commanded speed and set its
associated PAL strobe

resolve paramacro equations and assign paramacro variable values (note
on dual process systems shared paramacro variables can be different

than expected depending on the state of the part program in the other

process, also equations that use PAL paramacro variables may also

evaluate differently since no paramacro interaction with PAL occurs

during a search operation).

establishes any work coordinate system, including all offsets and
rotations to the work coordinate system.

Important: Incremental moves that occur during a interrupted program

recover operation, are always referenced from the last known absolute

position in the part program. If no absolute position is specified in the

searched part program blocks, the control will use the current axis position

as the start point for incremental moves.

Unless Cutter Compensation is active, when a program recover is

performed, the control automatically returns the program to the beginning

of the block that was interrupted. In the case of power failure, the control

will even reselect the program that was active prior to the interruption.

When a program recover is performed the control automatically returns the

program to the beginning of the block that was interrupted. In the case of

power fail the control will even reselect the program as active.

7.8

Interrupted Program

Recover

{RESTRT PRGRAM}

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