Short Guide Operation

SINUMERIK 840D/810D/FM-NC

12.98 Edition

Short GuideOperation

User Documentation

User Documentation

SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC

SINUMERIK

Overview of SINUMERIK 840D/810D/FM-NC Documentation (12.98)

Brochure Catalog OrderingInfo NC 60.1 *)Technical Info.NC 60.2

Description of Functions Drive Functions *)

Description of Functions– Basic Machine *) – Extended Functions– Special Functions

SINUMERIK

611D840D/810D

SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC

840D/810D/FM-NC/611

Accessories

CatalogAccessories NC-Z

SINUMERIKSIROTECSIMODRIVE

840D/810DFM-NC

Lists *)Installation &Start-up Guide *)– FM-NC– 810D– 840D/611D– MMC

SINUMERIK

840D

Description ofFunctionsDigitizing

611D

SINUMERIK

SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC

Configuring KitMMC100/101– Configuring

Syntax – Development Kit

SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC

Screen KitMMC100/101SW Update andConfiguration

SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC

SINUMERIK

840D/810D

Operator Com-ponents(HW) *)

840D/810D/FM-NC

Description ofFunctionsSINUMERIKSafety Inte-grated

SINUMERIKSIMODRIVE

SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC611,Motors

SIMODRIVE

DOC ON CD *)The SINUMERIK System

General Documentation

Electronic Documentation

Manufacturer / Service Documentation


SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC

SINUMERIK

840D/810D

User Documentation

DiagnosticsGuide *)

Operator’s Guide– Unit

Operator Panel– HPU

AutoTurn– Short Guide– Programming (1)– Setup (2)

SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC

Program. Guide– Short Guide– Fundamentals *)– Advanced *)– Cycles– Measuring Cycles

Description ofFunctions– ManualTurn– ShopMill

Description ofFunctionsSynchronized ActionsWood, Glass,Ceramics

840D/810D

SINUMERIK

Operator’s Guide– ManualTurn– Short Guide ManualTurn– ShopMill– Short Guide ShopMill

840D/810D


SINUMERIK

840D/810D

Descr. of Functions– Computer Link– Tool Data

Information System

*) These documents are a minimum requirement for the control

Operator’sGuide– Short Guide– Operator’s

Guide *)

SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC

Configuring (HW) *)– FM-NC– 810D– 840D

SINUMERIK

SINUMERIK

840D/810D

SINUMERIK

840D/810D/FM-NC

Description ofFunctionsOperator InterfaceOP 030

Description ofFunctionsTool Manage-ment

SINUMERIKSIMODRIVE

SINUMERIKSIMODRIVE

SINUMERIKSIMODRIVE

SINUMERIKSIMODRIVE

SINUMERIKSIMODRIVE

840D611D

840D611D

Description ofFunctionsLinear Motor

SINUMERIKSIMODRIVESIROTEC

EMC Guide-lines


SINUMERIK

Description of FunctionsFanuc Programs for SINUMERIK

840D/810D

Description ofFunctionsHydraulicsModule



12.98 Edition

Valid for

Control Software versionSINUMERIK 840D 5SINUMERIK 840DE (Export version) 5SINUMERIK 810D 3SINUMERIK 810DE (Export version) 3SINUMERIK FM-NC 3

SINUMERIK® documentation

Printing history

Brief details of this edition and previous editions are listed below.

The status of each edition is shown by the code in the "Remarks" column.

Status code in the "Remarks" column:

A .... New documentationB .... Unrevised reprint with new Order No.C .... Revised edition with new status.

If factual changes have been made on the page since the last edition,this is indicated by a new edition coding in the header on that page.

Edition Order No. Remarks

11.94 6FC5298-0AA10-0BP0 A04.95 6FC5298-2AA10-0BP0 C03.96 6FC5298-3AA10-0BP0 C08.97 6FC5298-4AA10-0BP0 C12.98 6FC5298-5AA10-0BP0 C

This manual is included in the documentation on CD-ROM (DOCONCD)Edition Order No. Remarks02.99 6FC5298-5CA00-0BG0 C

Further information is available on the Internet under:http://www.ad.siemens.de/sinumerik

This publication was produced with WinWord V 7.0 andDesigner V 4.0.

The reproduction, transmission or use of this document or itscontents is not permitted without express written authority.Offenders will be liable for damages. All rights, including rightscreated by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design,are reserved.

Other functions not described in this documentation might beexecutable in the control. This does not, however, represent anobligation to supply such functions with a new control or whenservicing.

Subject to change without prior notice.

© Siemens AG 1994 - 1998 All Rights Reserved.

12.98 General information

Siemens AG 1998. All rights reserved.SINUMERIK 840D/810D/FM-NC Short Guide Operation (BAK) - 12.98 Edition

0-5

Introduction

MMC100.2

MMC103

Validity Unless stated otherwise, this operator’s guide applies tothe SINUMERIK 840D/810D and SINUMERIK FM-NCcontrols

How to use thisbooklet

This booklet is an operator’s guide describing all the mainprogramming steps.

The aim is to provide the operator with some quick help anda memory aid especially for commands that are usedinfrequently or to offer a quick reference on variousparameters.

This guide therefore has little text!

First familiarize yourself with the symbols below so that youunderstand them better whenever they occur on thefollowing pages.

The symbols

Gives you a tip or background information

Screen displays

Operation via softkeys

Input through the operator keyboard

Input through the machine control panel

General information 12.98

0-6 Siemens AG 1998 All rights reservedSINUMERIK 840D/810D/FM-NC Short Guide Operation (BAK) - 12.98 Edition

12.98 Contents

Siemens AG 1998. All rights reserved.SINUMERIK 840D/810D/FM-NC Short Guide Operation (BAK) - 12.98 Edition

0-7

List of Sections

Operator Control 1

Set-up 2

Manually Controlled Operation 3

Part Programming 4

Program Management 5

Automatic Mode 6

Alarms and Messages 7

Contents 12.98

0-8 Siemens AG 1998 All rights reservedSINUMERIK 840D/810D/FM-NC Short Guide Operation (BAK) - 12.98 Edition

Siemens AG 1998 All rights reserved. 1-9SINUMERIK 840D/810D/FM-NC Short Guide Operation (BAK) - 12.98 Edition

1. Operator Control

1.1 Key assignments slimline operator panel OP 031 1-10

1.2 Key assignments slimline operator panel OP 032 1-11

1.3 Key assignments operator panel 1-12

1.4 Key assignments external machine control panel 1-13

1.5 Graphical user interface 1-16

1.6 Operating areas 1-18

1.7 Operating principle 1-19

1. Operator Control 03.96

1-10 Siemens AG 1998 All rights reserved.SINUMERIK 840D/810D/FM-NC Short Guide Operation (BAK) - 12.98 Edition

1.1 Key assignments slimline operator panel OP 031

MMC100.2

MMC103

A B C D E

F G H I J

7 (8 9 /

K L M N O1 2 3 - [

P Q R S T= 0 . + ]U

Z ? ! –

- < >

$

"

V W X Y,\

End

1..n

1 2 4 5 6 83

4 5 6 * )

7

1 Machine area key

2 Recall

3 Softkey bar (horizontal)

4 ETC key (menu extension)

5 Area changeover key

6 Softkey bar (vertical)

7 Alphanumeric key

8 Correction/cursor block with control keypad andInput key

03.96 1. Operator Control


1.2 Key assignments slimline operator panel OP 032

MMC100.2

MMC103

2 4 5 63

Q W E R T Y U I O P

Z X C V B N M ,

A S D F G H J K L

Ctrl Alt

Del

1..n

End

6 8 9

3 4 5

0 1 2

= / +

-

*

/

Del

7 98

10

1

1 Machine area key

2 Recall

3 Softkey bar (horizontal)

4 ETC key (menu extension)

5 Area changeover key

6 Softkey bar (vertical)

7 Alphablock

8 Correction/cursor block with control keypad and

Input key

9 Numeric block

10 Slot for PCMCIA adapter



1.3 Key assignments operator panel

MMC100.2

MMC103

Meaning of the key symbols:The keys marked with * correspond to the US layout.

1..n

GROUPCHANNEL *

Switch over channel

ALARMRESET *

Acknowledge alarm

Y

HELP *

Information

?NEXTWINDOW *

Select window

Move cursor

PAGEUP *

Page up

BACKSPACE

*

Delete character

Blank

SELECT *

Selection key/toggle key

INSERT

*

Edit/Undo

SHIFT

*

Shift

End of line

PAGEDOWN *

Page down

INPUT

*

Input (accept)

For keys with double assignments :

SHIFT *

Shift with key "Shift"



1.4 Key assignments external machine control panel

MMC100.2

MMC103

Machine control panel for turning machines

Machine control panel for milling machines

1 4 2 3 5 6 7 8

1 4 2 3 5 6 7 8

The keys marked with * correspond to the US layout.

1 Emergency stop pushbutton

2 Mode and machine functions

JOG

*

Jog

MDI

*

MDA

AUTO

*

Automatic

TEACH IN

*

Teach In




MMC100.2

MMC103

REPOS

*

Repos

REFPOINT

*

Ref

3 Incremental travel

4 Program control

RESET

*

Reset

SINGLEBLOCK

*

Single block

STOP

*

NC Stop

START

*

NC Start

5 Axis keys for turning machines

...

Axis keys (with direction)

RAPID

*

Rapid traverse override

WCSMCS

*

MCS/WCS

Axis keys for milling machines

X ...

9 Axis keys

...

Direction keys

RAPID

*

Rapid traverse override

WCSMCS

*

MCS/WCS




MMC100.2

MMC103

6 Spindle control

Spindle override

SPINDLESTOP

*

Spindle stop

SPINDLESTART

*

Spindle start

7 Feed control

Feed/rapid traverse override

FEEDSTOP

*

Feed stop

FEEDSTART

*

Feed start

8 Keyswitch



1.5 Graphical user interface

MMC100.2

MMC103

M0

M0

M0

H0.000000H0.000000

H0.000000

M0

M0

+ X 900.000 mm 0.000

- Y -156.000 mm 0.000

+ Z 230.000 mm 0.000

Auto

MDA

JOG

REPOS

REF

.

.

i

Machine Jog Channel resetProgram aborted 3

1

2

4

5

6

MCS Position Repos offset

11

13

11

Machine

16

Parameter Program

14

Services Diagnosis

G0 G91

Preselected tool: 11ç

Tool

ç

11

Feedrate mm/min

Actual 3000.00 0.0%Set 3000.00

1115

Auxiliary functions

78

9

12>

1017

1 Operating area

2 Channel status

3 Program status

4 Channel and mode group

5 Alarm and message line



1.5 Graphical user interface

MMC100.2

MMC103

6 Mode

7 Program name

8 Channel operational messages

9 Channel status display

10 Information relating to the menu bar

11 Work windows and NC displays

12 Dialog line with notes for operator

13 Focus

14 Horizontal softkey bar

15 Vertical softkey bar

16 Recall

17 etc.



1.6 Operating areas

MMC100.2

MMC103

The standard functions in the control are organized into thefollowing operating areas:

Operating areas

MACHINE

PROGRAM

SERVICES

DIAGNOSIS

START-UP

PARAMETERS

Executionof part programsmanual control

Developmentand adaptationof part programs

Reading in/outprograms and data

Alarm displays,service displays

Adaptation of NCdata to machine,system settings

Editingdata for programs/tool management

When you press the "Areachangeover" key, theoperating areas in the mainmenu appear in the horizontalsoftkey bar. You can use thiskey to switch from any menuto the main menu.



1.7 Operating principle

MMC100.2

MMC103

The MMC 100.2 and MMC 103 provide a range of key andsoftkey assignments which have the same function in alloperating areas and menus.

Area changeover:

Switch back from anymenu to the main menu ofyour control.

Softkeys:

Horizontal softkeys:These keys subdivide eachoperating area into furthermenu levels. Each horizontalmenu item has a verticalmenu bar/softkeyassignment.

Vertical softkeys:Assigned with functions forthe currently selectedhorizontal softkeys.




MMC100.2

MMC103

Navigation in the menu window:

? Change menu windows:Change the focus to theselected menu window.

Scroll in the menu window:Scroll one screen page downor up.

!

Position cursor in the menuwindow:Position the cursor at thedesired point in the menuwindow.




MMC100.2

MMC103

Navigation in the directory tree:

!

Select directory/file:Position the cursor on thedesired directory/file.

Open/close directory:Open or close the selecteddirectory.

Open file:Open the desired file, e.g. ifyou want to edit the file in theASCII editor (in this case theeditor is openedautomatically).

Select file (MMC103):Select the desired file.

Select several files(MMC103):Hold down the "Shift" and"Cursor Down" keys.

Select start of block.

! or

Neighboring files are selectedwhen you hold down the"Cursor Up" or "Cursor Down"keys.

Deselect selected files.

Cancel all selections.




MMC100.2

MMC103

Edit inputs/values:

If you want to editinputs/values, thecorresponding key is alwaysdisplayed automatically onthe right of the input field. Thefollowing input fields areavailable:

1. Option fields (radiobuttons or check boxes):Activate or deactivate theoption field.

2. Input fields:Switch to input mode.

Enter the value or word (e.g.file name, type, etc.) on thenumeric keypad.

You automatically switch toinput mode if you first positionthe cursor on the input field.

Always confirm your inputwith the "Input" key. Thevalue is accepted.




MMC100.2

MMC103

You can use the "Toggle" keyto select one of severaldefault values.

3. Selection list (MMC 103):Display the preselection ofpossible values.

Open selection list

!

Position the cursor on thedesired values.

Always confirm your inputwith the "Input" key. Thevalue is accepted.

Switch to the next value in theselection list withoutdisplaying the entire list.




MMC100.2

MMC103

Confirm/cancel input:

OKConfirm input:Save the inputs and exit thecurrent menu (youautomatically return to thecalling menu).

CancelCancel input:Reject the inputs and quit thecurrent menu (youautomatically return to thecalling menu).

Reject the inputs and quit thecurrent menu (youautomatically move up onelevel).

Clear the current input butremain in the current menu.




MMC100.2

MMC103

Operation with the mouse:

If you have installed a mouse,operation is facilitated asfollows:

1 "click" 1 click means:• Activate the menu window.• Position the cursor on the

desired input field.• Select directory.• Activate softkey.• Activate/deactivate radio

button/check box.• Activate input field.• Open selection list.

2 "clicks" 2 clicks mean:• Accept value/input.• Open directory.


2. Set-up

2.1 Approach reference point 2-28

2.2 Enter tool offsets 2-29

2.3 Calculate tool offsets 2-30

2.4 Enter/alter zero offset (MMC100.2) 2-31

2.5 Enter/alter zero offset (MMC103) 2-32

2.6 Scratching method/determine zero offset (MMC100.2) 2-34

2.7 Scratching method/determine zero offset (MMC103) 2-35

2.8 Program the setting data 2-36

2. Set-up 03.96


2.1 Approach reference point

MMC100.2

MMC103

Caution:Position the axes if they are not already located at a safeposition.Always follow the axis movements directly on the machine.Ignore the actual value display as long as the axes are notreferenced (the software limit switches are not effective).

MachineSelect "Machine"operating area.

Jog or

MDAChoose "Jog" or "MDA".

Select "Ref" machinefunction.

...

Turning machine:Traverse axes.

X ...

9Milling machine:Select axes and

...

traverse axes.

Stop axis before referencepoint is reached.

03.96 2. Set-up


2.2 Enter tool offsets

MMC100.2

MMC103

ParameterSelect "Parameter"operating area.

Tooloffset

Select "Tool offset" menu.

Choose the desiredfunction:

T no.+

T no.-

Select tool (T no.).

D no.+

D no.-

Select tool edge (D no.).

Delete– Delete tool/tool edge

Go to– Find tool

Overview...List existing tools.

New...Create new tool/tool edge.

Enter the new values.

2. Set-up 03.96


2.3 Calculate tool offsets

MMC100.2

MMC103


Tooloffset

Select "Tool offset" menu.

Position cursor on desiredtool parameter.

Determinecompensa.

Select axis and enterreference value.

CalculateThe current position and thereference value of theselected tool parameter arecalculated automatically.

03.96 2. Set-up


2.4 Enter/alter zero offset (MMC100.2)

MMC100.2


Zerooffsets

Select "Zero offsets" menu.

OverviewSelect zero offsets:• settable• active settable• active programmable• sum of active ones• external ones• basic offsets

Position the cursor on thedesired field and enter/alterthe value, or

use the "Toggle" key tochoose a new value.

SaveSave the values.

2. Set-up 03.96


2.5 Enter/alter zero offset (MMC103)

MMC103


Zerooffset

Select "Overview of settablezero offsets" menu.

Axes +

Axes -

Select zero offset:Changes to the defined zerooffsets of the next or previousaxis.

Offsets

Rotation,scal., mirr.

Change display mode of thecurrently displayed zerooffset. The display showseither the absolute offsets orthe proportional values ofrotation, scaling or mirroring.

Enter/change zero offset:

Basic ZOsDisplay all the defined basiczero offsets.

Sett. ZOsDisplay all the definedsettable zero offsets.

03.96 2. Set-up


2.5 Enter/alter zero offset (MMC103)

MMC103

Position the cursor on thedesired field and enter/alterthe value.

Please note:Changes in the zero offset are updated at entry.

2. Set-up 03.96


2.6 Scratching method/determine zero offset (MMC100.2)

MMC100.2


Select "Jog" mode.

Zerooffsets

Select "Zero offsets" menu.

DetermineZO

"Determine ZO (scratching)"window, enter• the tool (T no.),• the tool edge (D no.),• the corresponding length

parameters (1, 2, 3) andthe direction(+, −, none),

• the allowance and directionof the radius(+, −, none),

• the allowance and directionof a user-definable offset(+, −, none).

You can select values usingthe "Toggle" key.

Traverse axes (scratching).

OKWith "OK" all the values areentered into the selected zerooffset.

03.96 2. Set-up


2.7 Scratching method/determine zero offset (MMC103)

MMC103

MachineSelect "Machine" operatingarea.

ScratchingActive level, active zero offsetand active tool are selected.

! Select axis which shall betraversed, with the cursor.

or X

Traverse axis to theworkpiece, enter desired setposition and confirm with"Input". The offset iscalculated.

OKWith "OK" all the values areentered into the selected zerooffset.

Please note:The calculation of the offset always refers to the currentworkpiece coordinate system (WCS).

In order to take account of thetool geometry, position thecursor in the column"Geometry + wear" on theaxis which shall be traversedand select with "Toggle" key,how the tool offset shall becalculated.

2. Set-up 03.96


2.8 Program the setting data

MMC100.2

MMC103


Settingdata

Select the "Setting data"menu.

Define operating statesusing setting data:

Work arealimit.

• Change working arealimitation.

Jogdata

• Change jog data.

Spindledata

• Change spindle data.

FeedrateDRY

• Change dry run feedrate forDRY test mode.

Startingangle

• Change starting angle forthread cutting.

Misc.• Display miscellaneous

setting data.

Protectionzones

• Choose level for protectionzone.

03.96 2. Set-up


2.8 Program the setting data

MMC100.2

MMC103

!

Position the cursor on thedesired field and change thevalue, or

select a new value using the"Toggle" key.

2. Set-up 03.96


Siemens AG 1998 All rights reserved. 3-39SINUMERIK 840D/810DFM-NC Short Guide Operation (BAK) - 12.98 Edition

3. Manually Controlled Operation

3.1 Jog/Jog-Inc mode 3-40

3.2 MDA mode 3-42

3.3 Teach In mode 3-43

3. Manually Controlled Operation 03.96

3-40 Siemens AG 1998 All rights reserved.SINUMERIK 840D/810DFM-NC Short Guide Operation (BAK) - 12.98 Edition

3.1 Jog/Jog-Inc mode

MMC100.2

MMC103


JogSelect "Jog" mode.

"Reference point approach" is deactivated.

...


X ...

9

Milling machine:Select axis and

traverse.

The traversing velocity is stored in the "setting data".

If necessary, use the overrideto set the velocity.

If necessary, move axes withrapid traverse.

03.96 3. Manually Controlled Operation


3.1 Jog/Jog-Inc mode

MMC100.2

MMC103

Select/enter incrementvalue for traversingposition ("Inc"):

...

Traverse axes in definedincrements, or

Incenter the desired increment.

Traverse axis with theentered increment.



3.2 MDA mode

MMC100.2

MMC103


MDASelect "MDA" mode.

In "Teach In" mode, it is only possible to insert blocks atpoints in the program which have not yet been executed.

Enter NC block (one orseveral consecutive programblocks).

Confirm input.

Execute NC block.

MDA-Prog.sichern

Save program in MDA buffer.

If no program name is entered, the program is automaticallystored in the MDA buffer with the name OSTORE.MPF(MMC100.2) or MDAX.MPF (MMC103).

03.96 3. Manually Controlled Operation


3.3 Teach In mode

MMC100.2

MMC103


MDASelect "MDA" mode.

Select "Teach In" submode.

In "Teach In" mode, it is only possible to insert blocks atpoints in the program which have not yet been executed.

1. Manual positioning:

...


X ...

9

Milling machine:Select axis and

...

traverse.

The axis name and the traversed path are displayed in the"Teach In program" window.



3.3 Teach In mode

MMC100.2

MMC103

2. Manual input of coordinates:

• Enter coordinates oftraversing positions and

• enter additional functions(preparatory conditions,miscellaneous functions,etc.) in the "MDA program"window.

MMC100.2

Deleteblock

Delete the current block.

Insertblock

Insert an empty line beforethe current block.

Saveblock

Save new axis positions andadditional functions.

Executed the enteredprogram blocks and displaythem in the current blockwindow.

MMC103Enter and delete blocks onkeyboard.Positions are automaticallysaved at entry.


4. Part Programming

4.1 Select/enable workpiece/part program 4-46

4.2 Open/edit part program 4-47

4.3 Create new workpiece/part program 4-49

4.4 Execute workpiece/part program 4-50

4.5 Copy/paste, rename, delete, enable 4-51

4.6 Load/unload program (MMC 103) 4-53

4. Part Programming 03.96


4.1 Select/enable workpiece/part program

MMC100.2

MMC103

ProgramSelect "Program"operating area.

Select workpiece/part program:

Work-pieces

Select the level:• Workpieces

Partprograms

• Part programs

Sub-routines

• Subroutines

Standardcycles

• Standard cycles(MMC100.2)

Usercycles

• User cycles

Clip-board

• Clipboard

Position the cursor on thedesired file in the directorytree.

03.96 4. Part Programming


4.2 Open/edit part program

MMC100.2

MMC103


Open part program:


Open program in ASCIIeditor:

Press the "Input" key.

Activate interactiveprogramming (MMC103):

Interactiveprogr.

Press softkey "Interactiveprogr.".



4.2 Open/edit part program

MMC100.2

MMC103

Edit part program:

OverwriteToggle between insert andoverwrite mode.

Markblock

Mark the beginning of block.

Copyblock

Save the block in theClipboard.

Deleteblock

Delete block.

Insertblock

Paste the block from theClipboard.

Search/go to ...

Position on block no.,beginning of file, end of file orsearch string.

Search

Enter search string.

Substitute

Enter substitute.

Continuesearch

Next occurrence of searchstring.

Go to ...

Enter block no.

Savefile

Save part program.

Closeeditor

Close text editor.



4.3 Create new workpiece/part program

MMC100.2

MMC103


Work-pieces

Partprograms

Sub-routines

Select "Workpieces", "Partprograms" or "Subroutines".

Open directory.

New ...Enter name of workpiece,main program or subroutineand

select "File type".

MMC103:Select key• text editor• activate interactive

programming.



4.4 Execute workpiece/part program

MMC100.2

MMC103

ProgramSelect "Program" operatingarea.

Work-pieces

Select workpiece:

Mark the desired workpiecewith the cursor in theworkpiece overview.

Selection

Select the workpiece.

Partprograms

Select part program:

Mark the desired workpiecewith the cursor in the partprogram overview.

SelectionSelect the part program.

Start the workpiece/partprogram.

Clip-board

You can also run partprograms directly from theClipboard.



4.5 Copy/paste, rename, delete, enable

MMC100.2

MMC103


Select the level and positionthe cursor on the desired filein the directory tree.

Manageprograms

MMC103:Select "Manage programs".

Copy/paste program:

CopySelect the source file.

PasteSave the source file in thetarget directory.

If necessary, use the "Toggle"key to select the file type.

Rename the program:

RenamePress the "Rename" softkeyand enter new name.

Use the "Toggle" key toselect the file type.



4.5 Copy/paste, rename, delete, enable

MMC100.2

MMC103

Delete program:

DeleteDelete the program from thedirectory.

Change enable:

Changeenable

Set (x) or cancel ( ) enable.



4.6 Load/unload program (MMC 103)

MMC103

ProgramSelect "Program" operatingarea.


LoadLoad the program into theCNC memory.

UnloadSave the program to harddisk.

Please note:When you activate "Load", the program is automaticallydeleted from the hard disk. When you activate "Unload", theprogram is automatically cleared from the CNC memory.


5. Manage data

5.1 Transfer data (MMC 100.2) 5-56

5.2 Transfer data (MMC 103) 5-59

5.3 Create new file/directory (MMC 103) 5-61

5.4 Load/unload program (MMC 103) 5-62

5.5 Copy/paste, delete (MMC 103) 5-63

5.6 Directory/file/archive properties (MMC 103) 5-64

5. Manage data 03.96


5.1 Transfer data (MMC 100.2)

MMC100.2

ServicesSelect "Services"operating area.

Read out data:

Data outSelect "Data out" menu.

Select interface:

V.24-user

• V.24 user

V.24-printer

• V.24 printer

V.24-PG/PC

• V.24-PG/PC


StartStart "Data out".

StopInterrupt "Data out".

03.96 5. Manage data



MMC100.2

Read in data:

Data inSelect " Data in" menu.

Select interface:

V.24user

• V.24 user

V.24-PG/PC

• V.24-PG/PC





MMC100.2

StartOrganize data according tothe existing path:

Path/workpiece from archivefile

Store all files in the directory,irrespective of archived path:

Path/workpiece from archivefile

Store all files in the Clipboard,irrespective of archived path:

Read into the Clipboard

OKStart "Data in".

StopInterrupt "Data in".



5.2 Transfer data (MMC 103)

MMC103


Read out data:

Data outSelect "Programs/data"menu.

Select data in the directorytree.

Select target area:

V.24• V.24 interface

PG• Programming device

Diskette...• Diskette drive

Archive...• "Archive" on hard disk

NC Card• NC Card

Start transfer:

StartInitiate data transfer ondisk/archive (softkey labelchanges to "Stop").



5.2 Transfer data (MMC 103)

MMC103

Read in data:

Data inSelect "Programs/data"menu.

Select data in the directorytree.

Select source area:

V.24• V.24 interface

PG• Programming device

Diskette...• Diskette drive

Archive...• "Archive" on hard disk

NC Card• NC Card

Start transfer:

StartInitiate data transfer ondisk/archive (softkey labelchanges to "Stop").

The data transfer is initiated automatically. You caninterrupt data transfer at any time by pressing the softkeyagain.



5.3 Create new file/directory (MMC 103)

MMC103

ServicesSelect "Services" operatingarea.

Managedata

Select "Manage data" menu.

New...Enter program name andselect type of program.

By selecting the "End"softkey, you can switchbetween the areas "Name"and "Type of file".

OKNew file/directory will becreated.



5.4 Load/unload program (MMC 103)

MMC103


Managedata



LoadLoad the file from the harddisk into the CNC memory.

UnloadUnload the file from the CNCmemory to the hard disk.



5.5 Copy/paste, delete (MMC 103)

MMC103


Managedata


Position the cursor on thesource file in the directorytree.

Copy/paste program:

CopySelect target directory.

Programsdata

Close target window.

PasteCopy source file to targetdirectory.

ClipboardCopy to or from Clipboard.

DisketteCopy to or from diskette.

Delete program:

DeleteDelete selected file.



5.6 Directory/file/archive properties (MMC 103)

MMC103


Managedata



PropertiesSelect "Properties" menu.

• Rename file• Convert file type• Change access rights for

file/directory• Display contents of all files

The access level can only be changed with the appropriateaccess rights.


6. Automatic Mode

6.1 Select workpiece/program 6-66

6.2 Start/stop/cancel program 6-67

6.3 Repos − Reposition after interruption 6-68

6.4 Overstore 6-70

6.5 Display program level 6-71

6.6 Program correction 6-72

6.7 Execution from V.24 (MMC 100.2) 6-73

6.8 Load/unload program from hard disk (MMC 103) 6-74

6.9 Execution from hard disk (MMC 103) 6-75

6. Automatic Mode 03.96


6.1 Select workpiece/program

MMC100.2

MMC103


AUTOSelect "Automatic" mode.

Programoverview

Select "Program overview"menu.

Work-pieces

Partprograms

Select desired workpiece/partprogram with the cursor in theworkpiece/part programoverview.

Selection

Select workpiece/partprogram.

Changeenable

Set (x) or cancel ( ) enable.

03.96 6. Automatic Mode


6.2 Start/stop/cancel program

MMC100.2

MMC103



Please check that:No alarms are active.The program is selected.The feed enable is active.The spindle enable is active.

Start part program.

Stop part program.

Cancel part program.

A part program which has been interrupted by "NC Stop"can be resumed with "NC Start".

A part program which has been interrupted by "Reset" runsfrom the start when you press "NC Start".



6.3 Repos − Reposition after interruption

MMC100.2

MMC103

After a program interrupt ("NC Stop") you can move the toolaway from the contour in the manual mode. The controlsaves the coordinates of the interruption point. Thetraversed path differences of the axes are displayed.


JogSelect "Jog" mode.

Reposition after programinterruption.

Turning machine:

...

Traverse axes up to the pointof interruption.

Milling machine:

X ...

9 Select axis and

...

traverse axes up to theinterruption point.

Caution:Travel beyond the interruption point is inhibited. The feedoverride switches are active.



6.3 Repos − Reposition after interruption

MMC100.2

MMC103



Continue machining.



6.4 Overstore

MMC100.2

MMC103



Overstore with singleblock:The program automaticallystops at the next blockboundary.

Overstore without singleblock:Stop part program.

OverstoreEnter the values andfunctions to be executed.

Run the entered block.



6.5 Display program level

MMC100.2

MMC103



Programlevel

Display block numbers formain programs andsubroutines with therespective pass counts (P).

Currentblock

Display the blocks of thecurrent program.

Pressing the "Program level" softkey automatically changesthe level to and from "current block".



6.6 Program correction

MMC100.2

MMC103



The control has detected a system error in the partprogram. Execution of the part program is automaticallyinterrupted.

Correctprogram

Correct the program blockwith the error.

Continue machining.



6.7 Execution from V.24 (MMC 100.2)

MMC100.2


Programoverview


Executionfrom extern.

Select "Execution fromexternal source" menu.


Start execution from V.24.

Executed blocks appear inthe current block window.

Alternatively, it is possible to start execution in the"Services" operating area.You can change the transfer parameters in the "Services"operating area. The transfer is recorded in the error log.



6.8 Load/unload program from hard disk (MMC 103)

MMC103


Programoverview

Select "Program overview "menu.


LoadLoad the program into theCNC memory.

UnloadSave the program on the harddisk.

Please note:When you activate "Load", the program is automaticallydeleted from the hard disk. When you activate "Unload", theprogram is automatically cleared from the CNC memory.



6.9 Execution from hard disk (MMC 103)

MMC103


Programoverview



Press the "NC Start" key.

Executionfr. hard disk

Start/cancel read-in andexecution.

The program remains stored with "Execution from harddisk".


7. Alarms and Messages

7.1 Alarms/messages 7-78

7. Alarms and Messages 03.96


7.1 Alarms/messages

MMC100.2

MMC103

DiagnosisSelect "Diagnosis"operating area.

Display alarms:

AlarmsDisplay alarms with "alarmnumber", "date","explanation" and "cancelcriterion".

Delete alarm:

Switch the control off and onagain.

Press "Reset".

Press "Acknowledge alarm".

Alarm is canceled with "NCStart".

Alarm is canceled with"Recall".

03.96 7. Alarms and Messages


7.1 Alarms/messages

MMC100.2

MMC103

Display messages:

MessagesDisplay PLC error messagesand PLC operationalmessages.

Caution:PLC error messages must always be acknowledged.

Display alarm log:

Alarmlog

Display complete log ofalarms and messages whichhave occurred.

Displaynew

Update alarm log.

MMC 103:

AcknowledgeMMC alarm

Select and delete MMCalarm.

7. Alarms and Messages 03.96


SIEMENS AGA&D MC IS

Suggestions

Corrections

P.O. Box 3180

D-91050 ErlangenFederal Republic of Germany

for Publication/Manual


(Fax ++49 9131/98-1145) User Documentation

From

Name


Order No.: 6FC5298-5AA10-0BP0Edition: 12.98

Company/Department

Address_____________________________________

_____________________________________Telephone: /_____________________________________Telefax: /

Should you come across any printingerrors when reading this publication,please notify us on this sheet.Suggestions for improvement are alsowelcome.

Suggestions and/or corrections

Short Guide Operation

Documents

Transcript of Short Guide Operation