
3. Note
• Program check signal
Alarm PS5365 occurs when the program check signal PGCK <G0290#5> is changed
from “0” to “1” or from “1” to “0” while a program is executing.
• Stroke Limit Check
When a command that exceeds a stroke limit is specified, an overtravel alarm occurs
after the stroke limit is exceeded regardless of the parameter BFA (No.1300#7)
setting.
The process of the overtravel alarm cancellation is as follows.
(1) Change to the mode except MEM or DNC.
(2) Push RESET button or input reset signal.
The alarm cancellation of stroke limit check 1 is based on the parameter OF1
(No.1301#4). Therefore, if the parameter OF1 is set to “0”, the alarm is cancelled by
the above process and If this parameter is set to “1”, the alarm is cancelled
automatically when the program check mode is ended.
2)
• Machine Coordinate Display
As for the axis whose the control axis select signal (PMC axis control) EAX* <G0136>
is “1”, the machine coordinate shows the actual machine coordinate (the machine
position from the reference position) regardless of the parameter PGM (No.13114#7)
and PGA (No.3115#4) setting.
• Workpiece Coordinate System Preset
Please set the parameter WPS (No.3006#6) to 1 to do workpiece coordinate system
preset automatically at the program check mode end.
When the workpiece coordinate system preset is commanded by the softkey
operation or input signal during the program check mode, the workpiece coordinate
system is established based on the actual machine coordinate.
• Reference Position Return (G28)
Alarm PS090 occurs when the reference position is not established and G28 is
specified during the program check mode.
2)
• Machine Lock Signal
During the program check mode, all-axis machine lock signal MLK <G044#1> and
each-axis machine lock signals MLK1 to MLK8 <G108> are invalid except for PMC
control axis.
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Program check function Specifications
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