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@1 number of sending M code (1/2/3)
@2 1st
@3 2nd
M code
M code
M code
@4 3rd
@3 and @4 are not sent when @1 is 1, and also @4 is not sent when @1 is 2. In
other words, the length of data is changed according to the number of sending M code.
Example of graphic commands order for punch animation
7F Set coordinate
81 Set draw start position
BD Select tool
85 Set rapid speed ratio
86 Rapid move
83 Linear move
ED Punch action(draw tool figure on PC monitor)
84 Circular move
ED Punch action(draw tool figure on PC monitor)
EC Tool rotation
83 Linear move
ED Punch action(draw tool figure on PC monitor)
86 Rapid move
FC M code output
BF Draw(animation) end
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CNC-PC Graphic Interface
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The parts of ② are added.
FC command is added. ③
Spec. of FC command is changed. ④
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Contents Summary of Specifications of CNC-PC Graphic Interface Additional Manual

  • Page 1Specifications of CNC-PC Graphic Interface Software Laboratory FANUC LTD Warning All specifications and designs are subject to change without notice, according to the progress of development. TITLE Specifications of CNC-PC Graphic Interface DRAWING No. 04 980116 Spec. of FC command is changed. ④ FC
  • Page 21. Outline This specification describes the interface between CNC and PC for executing animation on Personal Computer (Hereafter, we call it PC). This animated function is an application software of PC, and executed by graphic command from CNC via CNC-PC interface area. 2. Process flow Interface Are
  • Page 3CNC sets the cancel flag if it requests PC to stop reading the graphic commands. ～ ～ Generate Graphic commands Stop Graphic commands output Cancel flag set Cancel flag read Data Window I/F “cnc_rdgrphcanflg” ・Stop reading graphic commands. ・Delete all graphic commands in graphic command I/F “cnc_clr
  • Page 43. Library Functions (Data window I/F) Library functions for check animation before the real machining are as follows. Check animation Function name： cnc_startdyngrph start Declaration： #include “fwlib32.h” short FAR PASCAL cnc_startdyngrph (unsigned short FlibHndl); Description： Start check animati
  • Page 5short FAR PASCAL cnc_rdgrphcmd (unsigned short FlibHndl, short *num, short *buf); Description： Read graphic command from graphic I/F Arguments： FlibHndl Identify the process which uses the library num pointer of numbers of read byte (Data range :1-256) buf pointer of arrangement of read graphic comm
  • Page 64. Graphic commands (Graphic command I/F) Graphic commands are instructions for executing animation. CNC outputs these commands to PC. PC reads them and executes animation according to the instructions. Supported graphic commands are as follows. CODE(hex) DATA DESCRIPTION 70 Error status(1byte) erro
  • Page 7(1) 70 command (Error information) This command informs the graphic error status of CNC. 70 1 @1 @1 0：no alarm 1：animation is not correct (lack of end point of block) (2) 7F command (Display coordinate setting) This command informs the display coordinate information. 7F 2 1 @1 6 5 4 3 @2 10 9 8 7 @3
  • Page 8Axis select means correspondence of actual axis and display axis. If first axis select is 2, actual first axis corresponds to display 2 axis. First/second/third axis select is not 0, the display coordinate is 3-dimension. One of them is 0, the display coordinate is 2- dimension. @2～@4 The position o
  • Page 9In case of 2-dimension 4 3 2 1 @1 8 7 6 5 @2 (4) 83 command (Linear move) This command informs the end position of linear move(end position of linear move block of NC program). 83 4 3 2 1 @1 8 7 6 5 @2 12 11 10 9 @3 @1 End point of linear move (first axis) @2 End point of linear move (second axis) @
  • Page 10(5) 84 command (Circular move) This command informs the end position of Circular move(end position of circular move block of NC program). 84 1 @1 5 4 3 2 @2 9 8 7 6 @3 13 12 11 10 @4 17 16 15 14 @5 21 20 19 18 @6 25 24 23 22 @7 bit7 bit0 @1 Arc 1 axis Arc 2 axis 00：actual first axis 01：actual second
  • Page 11In case of 2-dimension 5 4 3 2 @2 9 8 7 6 @3 13 12 11 10 @4 17 16 15 14 @5 @2 End point of circular move (first axis) @3 End point of circular move (second axis) @4 Center point of circular move (first axis) @5 Center point of circular move (second axis) (6) 85 command (Rapid ratio setting) This com
  • Page 12(7) 86 command (Rapid move) This command informs the end position of rapid move(end position of rapid move block of NC program). 86 4 3 2 1 @1 8 7 6 5 @2 12 11 10 9 @3 @1 End point of rapid move (first axis) @2 End point of rapid move (second axis) @3 End point of rapid move (third axis) In case of
  • Page 13(9) BF command (animation end) This command informs the end of NC program. BF (10) EC command (tool rotation) This command informs the rotation angle of tool. EC 4 3 2 1 @1 @1 C-axis rotation angle of tool (11) ED command (punch action) This command informs the punch action. ED (12) FC command (M co
  • Page 14@1 number of sending M code (1/2/3) @2 1st M code @3 2nd M code @4 3rd M code @3 and @4 are not sent when @1 is 1, and also @4 is not sent when @1 is 2. In other words, the length of data is changed according to the number of sending M code. Example of graphic commands order for punch animation 7F S