2 too many non-motion blocks – Rockwell Automation 8520 9/Series CNC Lathe User Manual

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Tool Tip Radius Compensation (TTRC)

Function

Chapter 21

21-39

Figure 21.34

Change in Compensation With No Possible Tool Path Intersections

Compensated path

Programmed path G41

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Programmed path G42

Compensated path

Compensated path

Programmed path G41

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The control always looks ahead to the next motion block to determine the
actual tool path for a motion block in TTRC. If the next block is not a

motion block, the control continues to scan ahead for a motion block until

it either detects one or the allowable number of non-motion blocks as set in

AMP has been exceeded. Refer to documentation prepared by your system

installer for the allowable number of non-motion blocks allowed in a

specific system.

Important: The definition of a non-motion block is any block within a

program that does not actually generate the movement of one of the axes in

the current compensated plane. Blocks that are skipped by the control

because of the block skip feature (/) are also counted as a non-motion

block in TTRC, regardless of the content of the skipped block.

21.6.2

Too Many Non-Motion

Blocks

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