FS 16i/18i/21i-TA/TB (2 or 3 paths) Rigid tapping with spindle of another path Additional Manual Page 2
Additional Manual
1. OVERVIEW
When you perform rigid tapping with 2-path lathe (2-CPU 2-path or 1-CPU 2-path lathe) or 3-path
lathe, you can perform rigid tapping using the spindle connected to a path other than that with which
rigid tapping is specified.
This requires a serial spindle. (An analog spindle cannot be used.)
2. SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 USAGE
By setting SPR (bit 4 of parameter No. 3703) to 1, you can specify that the spindle of a certain path is
to follow the rigid tapping commands for a specific path by selecting spindle command selection
signal in the same way as for the S command for 2- or 3-path lathe.
The following spindle command selection signals are available:
2-path lathe: SLSPA<G063#2> (for the spindle of path 1)
and SLSPB<G063#3> (for the spindle of path 2)
3-path lathe: SLSPA
#1
<G0063#2> and SLSPB
#1
<G0063#3>
(for the spindle of path 1)
SLSPA
#2
<G1063#2> and SLSPB
#2
<G1063#3>
(for the spindle of path 2)
SLSPA
#3
<G2063#2> and SLSPB
#3
<G2063#3>
(for the spindle of path 3)
If a multi-spindle option is provided, you can not only select a path but also specify which spindle of
the path to use to perform rigid tapping.
For details of the spindle command selection signals, multi-spindle control, and rigid tapping, refer to
other appropriate manuals such as the Connection Manual (Functions).
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- Page 1FANUC Series 16i / 18i – TA / TB ( 2 or 3 paths) Rigid tapping with spindle of another path Specifications Name FS16i/18i-TA/TB (2 or 3 path) Rigid tapping with spindle of another path Specifications No. A-78374E Ed. Date Contents Page 1/8 Draw up 2003.05.28
- Page 21. OVERVIEW When you perform rigid tapping with 2-path lathe (2-CPU 2-path or 1-CPU 2-path lathe) or 3-path lathe, you can perform rigid tapping using the spindle connected to a path other than that with which rigid tapping is specified. This requires a serial spindle. (An analog spindle cannot be u
- Page 32.2 RESTRICTIONS A spindle command selection signal must be set correctly before a rigid tapping command can be issued. Note the following restrictions: <1> The path with which to specify rigid tapping and the spindle with which to perform rigid tapping must have a one-to-one correspondence. <2> Bef
- Page 42.3 EXAMPLE OF USE [Example] An example in which, on 2-spindle and 2-path control equipment (with parameter No. 3703 #0 2SP = 1) with a 2-path lathe, rigid tapping is performed with the rigid tapping commands (machining #1 #2 program) for path 1 and the servo (Z in the figure below), using the secon
- Page 5(Supplementary information) Signal manipulation <2> above is required to establish a one-to-one correspondence between the commands and the spindle of the path for which the commands are to be selected in the system configuration in the above example. Spindle command selection signals may be handled
- Page 6Nos. 5271 to 5274, No. 5335, 5336, No. 5337, 5338 (acceleration/deceleration time constant during extraction) Nos. 5280 to 5284, Nos. 5341 to 5343, Nos. 5344 to 5349 (loop gain) No.5300, No. 5302, No. 5304 (effective area for in-position check of the tapping axis) No. 5301, No. 5303, No. 5305 (effec
- Page 74. ALARM No. Message Description 205 RIGID MODE DI (1) Although a rigid M code (M29) has been issued, rigid mode SIGNAL OFF. DI signal RGTAP
is not ON when tapping cycle G84/G88 is executed. (2) When an attempt is made to perform rigid tapping on equipment having a multi-spindle function, th - Page 85. CAUTIONS - This function is effective only if you use a serial spindle on 2- or 3-path lathe. - If you are to perform rigid tapping with the spindle of another path, the spindle command selection signal (SLSPA, SLSPB