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• Reference position return end signal (ZPx : F094)
During hypothetical axis command mode, this signal is valid for hypothetical axes
(X,Y) and the real axis out of hypothetical plane (Z).
During real axis command mode, this signal is valid for real axes (V,C,Z).
• Reference position establishment signal (ZRFx : F120)
This signal is valid for all axes.
This signal for the hypothetical axes are set to “1” when the reference position for
all of the real axes in the hypothetical plane are established.
This signal for the hypothetical axes are set to “0” when this signal for one of the
real axes in the hypothetical plane becomes “0” during the real axis command
mode.
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reference position return end signal (ZP2x : F096)
During hypothetical axis command mode, this signal is valid for hypothetical axes
(X,Y) and the real axis out of hypothetical plane (Z).
During real axis command mode, this signal is valid for real axes (V,C,Z).
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reference position return end signal (ZP3x : F098)
During hypothetical axis command mode, this signal is valid for hypothetical axes
(X,Y) and the real axis out of hypothetical plane (Z).
During real axis command mode, this signal is valid for real axes (V,C,Z).
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reference position return end signal (ZP4x : F100)
During hypothetical axis command mode, this signal is valid for hypothetical axes
(X,Y) and the real axis out of hypothetical plane (Z).
During real axis command mode, this signal is valid for real axes (V,C,Z).
• Floating reference position return end signal (FRPx : F116)
During hypothetical axis command mode, this signal is valid for hypothetical axes
(X,Y) and the real axis out of hypothetical plane (Z).
During real axis command mode, this signal is valid for real axes (V,C,Z).
• Torque limit reach signals for butt-type reference position setting (CLRCHx : F180)
This signal is valid only for real axes (V,C,Z).
• Mirror image check signal (MMIx : F108)
During hypothetical axis command mode, this signal is valid for hypothetical axes
(X,Y) and the real axis out of hypothetical plane (Z).
During real axis command mode, this signal is valid for real axes (V,C,Z).
• Stroke limit reached signal (+OTx,-OTx : F124)
This signal is valid for all axes (X,Y,V,C,Z).
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  • Page 1FANUC Series 16i /18i -MB, 18i-MB5 Hypothetical linear axis control Specifications FANUC Series 16i /18i –MB, 18i-MB5 Title Hypothetical linear axis control Specifications Draw A-79306E 03 Dec.20.2004 N.Aizawa Add or Change at 3) part H.Kouzai No. 02 Jan.30.2004 N.Aizawa Add or Change at 2) part H.K
  • Page 2- Contents - 1 GENERAL.........................................................................................................................................................3 2 DESCRIPTION..............................................................................................................
  • Page 31 General By this function, the machine having two linear axes and one rotary axis, not having 3 linear axes, can be controlled as a normal X-Y-Z axes machine. The linear axis not having a real axis becomes a hypothetical axis and it is necessary that hypothetical axis is set as one of CNC controlle
  • Page 42 Description Axis configuration The explanation from here is based on the axis configuration shown in Fig.1. The axis setting is shown in the following table. X,Y axes are the hypothetical axes, V,Z,C axes are the real axes. X axis is a hypothetical axis for the real axis C, Y is a hypothetical axi
  • Page 5Hypothetical machine coordinate, hypothetical work coordinate and real axis machine coordinate Fig.2 shows the relation between the coordinates which is using in this function. Y’ /Real axis machine coordinate of V Hypothetical machine coordinate of Y Y Moving path of rotation center of C Rotation c
  • Page 6Hypothetical axis command mode and real axis command mode - Hypothetical axis command mode During the hypothetical axis command mode, the command for the hypothetical work coordinate or for the hypothetical machine coordinate are available. The command for the hypothetical axes (X,Y) is converted to
  • Page 7position. In case that there is the only one axis loses the reference position, the alarm 2) (P/S5359) is generated when the hypothetical axis command mode is selected. 2) FANUC Series 16i /18i –MB, 18i-MB5 Title Hypothetical linear axis control Specifications Draw A-79306E 03 Dec.20.2004 N.Aizawa A
  • Page 8Convert method - The coordinate during the hypothetical axis command mode The hypothetical work coordinate or hypothetical machine coordinate is allowed during the hypothetical axis command mode. - Convert formula During the hypothetical axis command mode, the (XM,YM) on the hypothetical machine coo
  • Page 9Real axis machine coordinate V Hypothetical machine coordinate of Y/ Rotary center of C axis Compensation angle C0 X Machine coordinate value of C is 0 deg. Tool Machine origin point Hypothetical machine coordinate of X 2) C axis position Usually there are two positions of C axis which can become an
  • Page 10Position display The position display is different between the hypothetical axis command mode and the real axis command mode. - The hypothetical axis command mode The displayed data for the real axes in the hypothetical plane includes +/- 1 error of the least input increment. Relative/Absolute Dista
  • Page 11Restrictions - Allowed functions in the hypothetical axis command mode The following G code is allowed in the hypothetical axis command mode. If the other G code is commanded, the alarm (P/S5356) is generated. - Rapid traverse -G00 (G00 is allowed in case the parameter LRP(No.1401#1) is set to “1”.)
  • Page 12- Allowed functions in the real axis command mode The following G code is allowed in the real axis command mode. If the other G code is commanded, the alarm (P/S5356) is generated. - Rapid traverse -G00 (G00 is allowed in case the parameter LRP(No.1401#1) is set to “1”.) 2) - Linear interpolation -G
  • Page 13- Not Allowed functions The hypothetical linear axis control function cannot be used with the following functions. - Flexible synchronous control - Angular axis control - Chopping function - Function for hobbing machine - Simple electric gear box - AI contour control - AI nano contour control - AI h
  • Page 14- Stored stroke check 2 The stored stroke check 2 is executed on both hypothetical axes (X,Y) and real axes (V,C,Z). The stroke check for the hypothetical axes is executed based on the hypothetical machine coordinate value. The parameter BFA (No.1300#7) is available for the hypothetical axes and rea
  • Page 15- Programmable mirror image The mode switching between hypothetical axis command mode and real axis command mode must be commanded after canceling programmable mirror image mode. If the mode switching is commanded during programmable mirror image mode, the alarm (P/S5359) is generated. - Coordinate
  • Page 163 Signals - Signal detail - Hypothetical axis command mode signal IMMD [Classification] Input signal [Function] Switching between hypothetical axis commnad mode and real axis commnad mode. In case of “1”, the hypothetical axis command mode is selected. In case of “0”, the real axis command m
  • Page 17• Overtravel signal (+Lx, -Lx : G114,G116) This signal is valid for all axes (X,Y,V,C,Z). • Stroke limit external setting signal (+LMx,-LMx : G110,G112) This signal is valid for all axes (X,Y,V,C,Z). • Axis direction dependent stored stroke limit switch signal (+EXLx,-EXLx : G104,G105) This signal i
  • Page 18• Reference position return end signal (ZPx : F094) 2) During hypothetical axis command mode, this signal is valid for hypothetical axes 2) (X,Y) and the real axis out of hypothetical plane (Z). 2) During real axis command mode, this signal is valid for real axes (V,C,Z). 2) • Reference position est
  • Page 194 Parameter 13280 Axis numberof hypothetical axis for real axis in hypothetical plane [Data type] Byte axis [Valid data range] 0,1 to Number of controlled axes Set the relation ship between the hypothetical axis and the real axis in hypothetical plane. The following is an example in which X,Y axes a
  • Page 2013281 Distance between the rotation center of real rotary axis in hypothetical plane and the center of the tool (L) [Data type] 2 word [Unit of data] increment system IS-B IS-C Unit Millimeter machine 0.001 0.0001 mm Inch machine 0.0001 0.00001 Inch [Valid data range] 0 to +99999999 NOTE 3) If this
  • Page 21#7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 #1 #0 13282 CFD ANGS2 ANGS1 3) [Data type] Bit #0 ANGS1 In case that the angle between the X axis plus direction and the vector from the center 2) of the real rotary axis in the hypothetical plane (C) to the tool is 0 degree at starting 2) the hypothetical axis command mode, the mo
  • Page 2213283 Distance and direction from the rotation center of the real rotary axis (C) to the machine origin point of hypothetical axis (X) (Xc) [Data type] 2 word [Unit of data] increment system IS-B IS-C Unit Millimeter machine 0.001 0.0001 Mm Inch machine 0.0001 0.00001 Inch [Valid data range] -999999
  • Page 2313284 Compensation angle for real rotary axis (C0) [Data type] 2 word [Unit of data] increment system IS-B IS-C Unit Rotary axis 0.001 0.0001 Degree [Valid data range] 0 to 360.0degree This parameter is set the angle between the vector of the plus direction of hypothetical axis X and the vector conn
  • Page 241022 Setting of each axis in the basic coordinate system [Data type] Byte axis To determine the following planes used for circular interpolation, cutter compensation C, etc., each control axis is set to one of the basic three axes X,Y and Z, or an axis parallel to the X,Y, or Z axis. G17 : Plane Xp-
  • Page 255 Alarm and Message Number Message Contents P/S5356 IMPROPER G-CODE Illegal command was commanded in the hypothetical axis command mode or in the real axis command mode. P/S5357 ILLEGAL AXIS SELECT The real axes is commanded in the hypothetical axis commanded mode. The hypothetical axis is commanded