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2.VIEWING AND SETTING TOOL OFFSET VALUES TOOL MANAGEMENT

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(2) Turning wear offset screen (on a tool number by tool number basis)

The display items are the same as those on the “Turning geometric

offset screen (on a tool number by tool number basis)”.

(3) Milling offset screen (on a tool number by tool number basis)

The display items are the same as those on the “Turning geometric

offset screen (on a tool number by tool number basis)”.

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2.4

NOTES

NOTE

If bit 1 (TOF) of parameter No. 14823 is 0, the tool

number-by-tool number offset value setting screen

does not appear.

Screens that appear differently depending on whether options are provided

“Tool geometric and wear offset” (lathe systems (standard models and

complex machining functions)), “tool offset memory type B”, and

“tool offset memory type C”

(machining systems) are optional

functions. If these options are not provided, screens appear as shown

below.

- Screen that appears when “Set tool offset” is selected

- Turning offset screen (on a tool number by tool number basis)

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- Milling offset screen (on a tool number by tool number basis)

(If “tool offset memory type B” is provided (machining systems))

(If “tool offset memory type B” and “tool offset memory type C” are

not provided

(machining systems) and

“tool geometric and wear

offset” is not provided (complex machines))

“Y-axis offset” is an optional function. If this option is not provided,

screens appear as shown below.

- Turning geometric offset screen (on a tool number by tool number basis)

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- Turning wear offset screen (on a tool number by tool number basis)

NOTE

1 On machining center CNCs, the turning tool offset

setting screen does not appear.

2 For lathe CNCs (standard models), the milling tool

offset setting screen does not appear.

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3.VIEWING AND SETTING TOOL MANAGEMENT DATA

3.1

SELECTING THE TOOL MANAGEMENT DATA SETTING

SCREEN

<1> Press [>] on the initial screen of each mode to display the soft

keys shown below, then press [SETING]:

<2> The following screen appears.

<3> From this screen, select “TOOL MANAGEMENT DATA”, and

the tool management data setting screen appears.

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3.2

MAGAZINE DATA SCREENS (MAGAZINE 1 TO 4)

3.2.1

Screen Display Items

The tool number, type, group number, and offset number

corresponding to each pot are displayed.

You can change tool numbers, types, and group numbers.

Display items

POT:

Pot numbers are displayed.

You cannot set new ones from the screen.

NOTE

On the individual magazine data screens, as many

pots as the “number of data items” set in

parameters Nos. 13222, 13227, 13232, and 13237

are displayed, beginning with the “start pot number”

set in NC parameters Nos. 13223, 13228, 13233,

and 13238.

TOOL NO.:

To register a new tool number in an empty tool number field,

enter a new number and press the [INPUT] key.

To invalidate an existing tool number, enter 0.

TOOL KIND:

The

“tool type” corresponding to each tool number, as

determined from the tool management data table, is displayed.

To select the desired one, press the corresponding soft key.

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3.3

SPINDLE AND STANDBY POSITION TOOL DISPLAY

SCREEN

3.3.1

Screen Display Items

This screen displays the tools at spindle positions and at subpots

(standby positions).

The number of displayed spindle positions and the number of

displayed standby positions vary depending on the settings of

Parameter No. 13250 (number of effective spindles)

Parameter No. 13251 (number of effective standby positions)

If the setting of parameter No. 13250 is 4 (maximum) and that of

parameter No. 13251 is 4 (maximum), the screen appears as shown

below.

Display items

TOOL NO.:

To change the tool number at a spindle or standby position, move

the cursor to that number, enter a new value, and press [INPUT].

To invalidate an existing tool number, enter 0.

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TOOL KIND:

The

“tool type” corresponding to each tool number, as

determined from the tool management data table, is displayed.

To select the desired one, press the corresponding soft key.

GROUP:

The “group number” corresponding to each tool number, as

determined from the tool management data table, is displayed.

To set a new one, enter a value.

OFFSET NO.:

The “offset number” corresponding to each tool number, as

determined from the tool management data table, is displayed.

You cannot change offset numbers from this screen.

Explanation of soft keys

[TO MNU]:

Return to the menu screen.

[CHCURS]:

Switches the system between cursor modes.

3.3.2

Displayed Warning Messages

MAGAZINE MANAGEMENT DATA ACCESS ERROR :

Displayed if the system fails to normally read or write spindle or

standby position data from the magazine management data table.

TOOL MANAGEMENT DATA ACCESS ERROR :

Displayed if the system fails to read or write tool management

data such as tool numbers, types, and group numbers.

INVALID INPUT :

Displayed if the entered tool number is outside the valid range.

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4.VIEWING AND SETTING LIFE MANAGEMENT DATA

4.1

SELECTING THE LIFE MANAGEMENT DATA SETTING

SCREEN

<1> Press [>] on the initial screen of each mode to display the soft

keys shown below, then press [SETING]:

<2> The following screen appears.

<3> From this screen, select “TOOL LIFE DATA”, and the life

management data setting screen appears.

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4.2

SCREEN DISPLAY ITEMS

Display items

ORDER:

In the first column for each tool, the value indicating the priority

of the tool is displayed.

By positioning the cursor on this item and entering a new value,

you can change the priority of that tool (described in detail later).

As many values as the number of tools in the group plus one are

displayed so that you can add a new tool.

GROUP:

The group numbers in the tool management data table are

displayed.

COUNT:

The count types (time or number of times of use) in the tool

management data table are displayed.

For each group, the life count type (time or number of times of

use) can be specified.

To specify the desired type, press the corresponding soft key.

TOOL NO.:

The tool numbers with the same group number are displayed.

The numbers are displayed in the order in which the tools will be

used.

You can register a tool number with the group.

To register a tool, move the cursor at the bottom (blank portion)

of the tool number column for that group and press [REGIST] or

press INPUT. On the contrary, if you want to delete an existing

tool, move the cursor to the number of that tool and press

[DELETE].

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LIFE:

The life of each tool, as determined from the tool management

data table, is displayed.

You can set the life of each tool.

By pressing [GRPALL] after entering a value, you can set the

same life for all the tools in the group.

In the first row for each group, the sum of the lives of the tools

registered with that group is displayed.

REST LIFE:

The rest of the life of each tool, as determined from the tool

management data table, is displayed.

By reconfiguring data, you can increase the rest of the life.

In the first row for each group, the sum of the rests of the lives of

the tools registered with that group is displayed.

NOTICE LIFE:

The announced life of each tool, as determined from the tool

management data table, is displayed.

You can set the announced life of each tool (rest of life after

which an announcement signal is issued).

By pressing [GRPALL] after entering a value, you can set the

same announced life for all the tools in the group.

In the first row for each group, the rest of life after which the life

state of that group changes to “announced” is displayed.

You can also set the announced life of each group.

STATE:

The state of each tool, as determined from the tool management

data table

(invalid, present, absent, in use, skipped

(tool

damaged)), is displayed.

To select the desired one, press the corresponding soft key.

In the first row for each group, the life state of that group (not

announced or announced) is displayed.

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4.4

UPDATING LIFE VALUES DISPLAYED ON THE TOOL

LIFE DATA SCREEN

When the tool life data is changed with operating program, the tool

life data is updated on the tool life management data screen.

4.4.1

Operation

<1> Press [SETTING].

<2> Select “TOOL LIFE DATA” from the menu screen.

<3> The following screen appears.

(The case count type is “COUNT”)

(The case count type is “TIME”)

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<4> If the tool life data is changed with operating program, the

displayed life data is updated.

(The case count type is “COUNT”)

(The case count type is “TIME”)

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4.5

GROUP NUMBER LIST DISPLAY

A list of the life states of groups can be displayed. Groups can be

sorted in the order of number or life state.

Pressing

[GRPLST] when the life management data screen is

displayed displays the following screen:

In the "PREVIOUS NOTICE" column, "NOTICED" is displayed only

for those groups with the Previous Notice Flag set. In the "STATE"

column, "OVER" is displayed for a group when the life states of all

tools belonging to the group are "OVER", "SKIP", and/or

"NO-NMG".

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Display of groups sorted in the order of number or life state

When [S SORT] is pressed on the group number list screen, the group

numbers are displayed in the life state/previous notice order.

NOTE

When group numbers are displayed in the order of

life state, the groups are displayed in the following

order:

<1> Groups for which "OVER" is displayed in the

"STATE" column

<2> Groups for which "NOTICED" is displayed in

the "PREVIOUS NOTICE" column

<3> Groups other than <1> and <2>

Pressing [N SORT] displays groups sorted by group number.

Group selection

Place the cursor over a group number to be selected, then press

[SELECT]. The life management data screen of the selected group

number appears.

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4.6

DISPLAY OF GROUP NUMBER LIST

On the group number list, the state of the group which is not managed

is displayed as “NO-MNG”

The life of the group of which life state is over can be restored on the

group number list.

4.6.1

Display Life States of Group

On the tool life data screen, pressing

[GRPLST] displays the

following screen.

When the states of the all tools, which belong to same group, are not

managed, the group life state is displayed as “NO-MNG”.

And the life state of the group, which is not “NO-MNG” and does not

include “ENABLE” or “USING” tool, is displayed as “OVER”

Form this screen, pressing [S SORT] displays the following screen.

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The group which state is no managed is displayed at the bottom of the

list as following.

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4.6.2

Restore Group Life

On the tool life data screen, pressing [G FILL] displays the following

screen.

Move the cursor to the group of which state is “OVER”, and press [G

FILL]. And the life states of the tools, which belong to the group,

change to “ENABLE”, and the rest life value becomes same as the life

value.

And the group notice life state changes “UN-NOTICE”.

The tool life state which is “NO-MNG” or “SKIP” is not updated

when [G FILL] is pressed.

When the group life is restored, the group life state is no longer

"OVER".

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4.7

DISPLAYED WARNING MESSAGES

“TOOL MANAGEMENT DATA ACCESS ERROR”:

Displayed if the system fails to read or write tool management

data such as tool numbers and group numbers.

“INVALID INPUT”:

Displayed if the entered value is outside the valid range.

“GROUP LIFE STATE IS NOT 'OVER'.”

When [G FILL] is pressed on the tool life data screen, this

warning is displayed if the group state of the current cursor

position is not “OVER”.

4.8

SETTING THE LIFE NOTICE FLAG

To display the life state ("NOTICED" or "UN-NOTICE") of a group

on the life management data screen, the "Previous Notice Flag" of tool

management data needs to be set with the PMC.

The MANUAL GUIDE i system displays "NOTICED" as the state of

a group when the "Previous Notice Flag" is set to the state described

below.

If bit 3 (ETE) of parameter No. 13200 = 0

When the "Previous Notice Flag" of one of the tools that belong

to a group is set to "NOTICED"

If bit 3 (ETE) of parameter No. 13200 = 1

When the "Previous Notice Flags" of all tools that belong to a

group are set to "NOTICED"

Method of modifying the PMC ladder program

Modify the ladder program so that the tool management data

"Previous Notice Flag" of the tool being used is set to

1

("NOTICED") when the NC outputs a tool life arrival notice signal.

For the "Previous Notice Flag" of tool management data, bit 7 of

customization item 0 is used.

Item

Bit

Meaning

Description of data

Previous Notice

0:UN-NOTICE

7

Flag

1:NOTICED

6

5

Customization item

4

0

3

2

1

0

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SELECTING THE LIFE MANAGEMENT DATA LIST

SCREEN

<1> Press [SETTING], and the following screen appears.

This item is displayed when the parameter No.14823#5 is ’1’.

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5.2

LIFE MANAGEMENT DATA LIST SCREEN

<1> From "BASIC" tab screen on SETTINGS menu, select “TOOL

LIFE DATA LIST”, and the following screen appears.

•

Tool life state for all tools are displayed as a list form.

•

Group number is displayed at the left end.

•

The life state indication of each tool is the same as that on

the conventional life management data screen.

•

On this screen, you can change the priority of the tools

which are belong to the same group with cursor pointed tool.

The action performed by pressing each soft key is the same

as that on the conventional life management data screen.

<2> Move the cursor to “TYPE”, and the following screen appears.

•

On this screen, you can change the count type of the tools

which are belong to the same group with cursor pointed tool.

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The action performed by pressing each soft key is the same

as that on the conventional life management data screen.

<3> Move the cursor to “TOOL NO.”, and the following screen

appears.

•

On this screen, you can change the tool number of which is

pointed by the cursor. The action performed by pressing

each soft key is the same as that on the conventional life

management data screen.

<4> Move the cursor to “LIFE”, and the following screen appears.

•

On this screen, you can change the tool life value of which

is pointed by the cursor. The action performed by pressing

each soft key is the same as that on the conventional life

management data screen.

<5> Move the cursor to “STATE”, and the following screen appears.

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On this screen, you can change the tool life state of which is

pointed by the cursor. The action performed by pressing

each soft key is the same as that on the conventional life

management data screen.

<6> Pressing [GRPLST] displays the list of the life states of groups.

The data displayed is the same as that on the conventional group

number list screen. When a group number is selected in the

group number list window, the life management data list screen

appears with the cursor placed on the first tool of the selected

group.

<7> When the tool life data is changed with operating program, the

tool life data is updated on the tool life data list screen.

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