Comparison: differences in test run, functionality, Comparison: differences in test run, operation – HEIDENHAIN TNC 620 (81760x-02) ISO programming User Manual

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Functions of the TNC 620 and the iTNC 530 compared

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Comparison: Differences in Test Run, functionality

Function

TNC 620

iTNC 530

Test Run up to block N

Function not available

Function available

Entering a program with the

GOTO

key

Function only possible if the

START SINGLE soft key was not

pressed

Function also possible after

START

SINGLE

Calculation of machining time

Each time the simulation is

repeated by pressing the START

soft key, the machining time is

totaled

Each time the simulation is

repeated by pressing the START

soft key, time calculation starts at 0

Single block

With point pattern cycles and

CYCL CALL PAT, the control stops

after each point

Point pattern cycles and

CYCL CALL

PAT are handled by the control as a

single block

Comparison: Differences in Test Run, operation

Function

TNC 620

iTNC 530

Arrangement of soft-key rows and

soft keys within the rows

Arrangement of soft-key rows and soft-keys varies depending on the

active screen layout.

Zoom function

Each sectional plane can be

selected by individual soft keys

Sectional plane can be selected

via three toggle soft keys

Machine-specific miscellaneous

functions M

Lead to error messages if they are

not integrated in the PLC

Are ignored during Test Run

Displaying/editing the tool table

Function available via soft key

Function not available

3-D view Displays a transparent

workpiece

Available

Function not available

3-D view Displays a transparent

tool

Available

Function not available

3-D view Displays tool paths

Available

Function not available

Adjustable model quality

Available

Function not available

Comparison: Differences in Manual Operation,
functionality

Function

TNC 620

iTNC 530

Jog increment function

The jog increment can be defined

separately for linear and rotary

axes

The jog increment applies for both

linear and rotary axes

Preset table

Basic transformation (translation

and rotation) of machine table

system to workpiece system via
the columns

X, Y and Z, as well as

spatial angles

SPA, SPB and SPC.

In addition, the columns

X_OFFS

to

W_OFFS can be used to define

the axis offset of each individual

axis. The function of the axis

offsets can be configured.

Basic transformation (translation)

of machine table system to

workpiece system via the columns

X, Y and Z, as well as a ROT basic

rotation in the working plane

(rotation).
In addition, the columns

A to W

can be used to define datums in

the rotary and parallel axes.

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