Fagor CNC8070 - Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 5 – P R E L I M I N A R Y W A R N I N G S
  • Page 7 – I N D E X
  • Page 13 – ABOUT THIS MANUAL; Title
  • Page 15 – ABOUT THE PRODUCT; Software options; “GP” model
  • Page 17 – VERSION HISTORY; Feature
  • Page 18 – VIII
  • Page 21 – DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY; Fagor CNC8070 Numerical Control; Electromagnetic compatibility:
  • Page 23 – SAFETY CONDITIONS; PRECAUTIONS AGAINST PERSONAL DAMAGE
  • Page 24 – XIII; PROTECTIONS OF THE UNIT ITSELF
  • Page 25 – PRECAUTIONS DURING REPAIR; Do not get into the inside of the unit.; SAFETY SYMBOLS; Symbols that may appear on the manual.
  • Page 27 – WARRANTY TERMS; Excluding clauses
  • Page 29 – MATERIAL RETURNING TERMS; When sending the Central Unit, protect especially the screen.
  • Page 31 – ADDITIONAL REMARKS
  • Page 33 – RELATED DOCUMENTATION; It describes how to install and start up the CNC.; Manual for New Features.
  • Page 35 – GENERAL CONCEPTS; CNC configuration. Hardware; Monitor, keyboard and operator panel
  • Page 37 – Turning the CNC on and off; Turning the CNC on
  • Page 38 – Emergency shutdown with battery
  • Page 39 – Description of the keys; Keys associated with the information on the screen; Softkeys
  • Page 40 – Keyboard layout; Work modes; Tool and magazine table.
  • Page 41 – Alphanumeric keyboard; Shift key for capital letters.; Escape key
  • Page 42 – Description of the operator panel; JOG keys; Feed selectors
  • Page 43 – Spindle control; Execution keys; Start the spindle clockwise.
  • Page 44 – Directory structure
  • Page 46 – USERS directory; POCKET
  • Page 47 – HOW TO OPERATE THE CNC; Screen description
  • Page 48 – HOW; Detailed description of the CNC status bar
  • Page 50 – Operating modes; How to access to the operating modes; Accessing the operating modes from the keyboard
  • Page 51 – Task window; Moving around in the task window; To move the cursor thru the elements of the window.
  • Page 52 – Description of the various operating modes
  • Page 53 – PLC
  • Page 54 – Dialog boxes; Using the keyboard
  • Page 55 – Windows for warnings and errors; WARNING
  • Page 56 – File selection window; Move around in the window
  • Page 57 – To select a file from the list; How to search an element from the list; Creating a new file
  • Page 58 – File search; To end the search and close the dialog box.
  • Page 59 – Calculator; The calculator looks like this; Operations history
  • Page 60 – Softkey menu; Work units
  • Page 61 – Defining expressions; Quick parenthesis insertion
  • Page 62 – Arithmetic operations.; Extended functions; INTEGRAL function
  • Page 64 – Keyboard shortcuts; Operations at the interface; CNC keys; To show the task window.
  • Page 65 – Program editor
  • Page 67 – AUTOMATIC MODE; Automatic mode selection
  • Page 68 – AUTOMATI; Displaying the automatic mode; Standard configuration
  • Page 69 – Description of the screens; Data screen
  • Page 70 – Description of the general status bar
  • Page 71 – Channel synchronization window; Led
  • Page 72 – List of icons; Begin tool inspection.; End tool inspection
  • Page 74 – Softkey menus
  • Page 75 – First block; Keys to move the cursor
  • Page 76 – Stop condition; Subroutine selection
  • Page 77 – Number of times
  • Page 78 – Block search
  • Page 80 – Find text
  • Page 81 – Graphic screen; Description of the graphics window; Keys for selecting the point of view
  • Page 82 – Softkey menus of the graphics window
  • Page 83 – Type of graphics
  • Page 84 – Zoom; Keys for selecting the zoom
  • Page 85 – Dimensions; Keys for setting the dimensions
  • Page 86 – Point of view
  • Page 87 – Measurement; Keys to move the cursors; Keys for defining the measurement
  • Page 88 – Colors; Keys for defining colors
  • Page 89 – Options; Print destination
  • Page 90 – Real coordinates; Print configuration
  • Page 91 – Program selection and execution; Program selection
  • Page 92 – Program execution; Start executing
  • Page 93 – Tool inspection; Rigid tapping and tool inspection mode; Reposition the axes and the spindle; Reposition the axes.
  • Page 94 – Restore the spindle turning direction.
  • Page 95 – Block search and program execution
  • Page 97 – Operations in this work mode
  • Page 98 – MODE
  • Page 99 – Description of a typical screen of this work mode
  • Page 100 – Load zero offset or fixture offset tables.
  • Page 101 – Operations with the axes; Home search; Manual home search
  • Page 102 – Jogging the axes; Type I; Feedrates
  • Page 103 – C o n t i n u o u s J OG; Selector position
  • Page 104 – Jogging the axes with handwheels; Gen e r a l h a n d wh e e l
  • Page 105 – I n d iv id u a l h a n d wh e e l
  • Page 106 – Moving an axis to a particular position (coordinate); Feedrate behavior
  • Page 107 – Coordinate preset
  • Page 108 – Starts the spindle clockwise. Same as function M03.; Customizing the keys
  • Page 109 – Tool selection and tool change
  • Page 110 – Definition of cutting conditions
  • Page 111 – Automatic loading of zero offsets or fixture offset tables
  • Page 113 – Types of calibration; Automatic calibration.
  • Page 114 – Probe selection
  • Page 115 – Manual calibration. Calibration without a probe; Tool calibration; Selecting a tool
  • Page 116 – Calibration in a lathe model; Definition of data; Data
  • Page 117 – Tool calibration steps; Considerations for the offsets
  • Page 118 – Semi-automatic calibration. Calibration with a probe
  • Page 120 – Automatic calibration with a probe and a canned cycle
  • Page 121 – To calibrate the length, radius and wears of a milling tool.
  • Page 122 – To calibrate the offsets of a milling or lathe tool.
  • Page 125 – EDITING-SIMULATION MODE; Selecting the editing and simulation mode
  • Page 126 – EDI; Appearance of the editing - simulation
  • Page 127 – General screen description
  • Page 128 – Window description
  • Page 129 – Channel change for the editing and simulation mode
  • Page 130 – Time estimates
  • Page 131 – Editing window; Description of the editing window
  • Page 132 – Softkey menu of the editing window
  • Page 133 – Program editing; Available editing modes; CNC language; Profile editor
  • Page 134 – Import DXF files; DXF file configuration; Layer description area
  • Page 135 – Syntax errors when editing; Errors while editing
  • Page 136 – Open program
  • Page 137 – File
  • Page 138 – Undo; Keys for selecting a program
  • Page 139 – Operations with blocks
  • Page 141 – Customizing; Set aspect
  • Page 142 – Show / Hide cycles and profiles; The axis is displayed in the TEACH-IN window.
  • Page 144 – Canned cycles
  • Page 146 – Graphics window
  • Page 148 – Program simulation; Simulation options; Tool radius compensation
  • Page 149 – Conditional stop during simulation
  • Page 150 – Simulation errors; ERROR
  • Page 153 – Keys for defining the zoom
  • Page 159 – Speed
  • Page 160 – Program window; Description of the program window
  • Page 161 – Softkey menus of the program window
  • Page 166 – Statistics window; Description of the statistics window
  • Page 167 – Block jump
  • Page 170 – Operating procedure
  • Page 171 – Data editing; Displaying incomplete sections
  • Page 172 – Profile definition
  • Page 173 – Circular profile definition; X Y
  • Page 174 – Rectangular profile definition
  • Page 175 – Defining any profile; Definition of a straight section
  • Page 176 – Definition of a curved section (clockwise or counterclockwise)
  • Page 177 – Modify a profile and insert corners
  • Page 178 – Corner definition; Keys to select a corner
  • Page 179 – Display area
  • Page 180 – Work plane definition
  • Page 182 – End of editing
  • Page 183 – Definition of a profile without rounding.
  • Page 185 – MDI MODE; MDI mode selection
  • Page 186 – MDI; Appearance of the MDI mode
  • Page 187 – Standard window
  • Page 188 – Standard MDI window; Description
  • Page 189 – Block editing and execution; Block editing; Keys for selecting a block from history
  • Page 190 – Full MDI screen
  • Page 192 – Block execution
  • Page 193 – Save the blocks as a program
  • Page 195 – USER TABLES; User table selection
  • Page 196 – Appearance of the table mode
  • Page 197 – Initialize table; Accessing the tables of other channels; Save tool
  • Page 198 – Recall table; Print table
  • Page 199 – Zero offset tables; PLC offset; Absolute zero offsets
  • Page 200 – Fixture table; Fixture offset
  • Page 201 – Arithmetic parameter tables; Arithmetic parameters
  • Page 202 – Operations with tables; Keys for editing the table data
  • Page 203 – Save and recall tables; Saving a table; Extension
  • Page 205 – TOOL AND MAGAZINE TABLE; Selecting the tool tables and magazine tables.
  • Page 206 – TOOL; Showing tables and common operations; Table selection; Simultaneous operations for all the tables; Softkey; Save the tables; Recall the tables
  • Page 207 – Search for a text in the tables; Define the search criteria.
  • Page 208 – Save and load the tables; Considerations for saving and loading tables.; Table
  • Page 209 – Order (sequence) to follow when loading the different tables.; Loading all the tables at the same time.
  • Page 210 – Printing the tables
  • Page 211 – Tool table; About the tools; Ground tools
  • Page 212 – Description of the icons of the vertical softkey menu
  • Page 214 – The tool list; Tool number; How to move around on the tool list; Keys to select a tool from the list
  • Page 215 – Configuring the tool data display; Description of the tool data; Tool identification
  • Page 217 – Tool geometry
  • Page 218 – Axis orientation in turning.
  • Page 219 – Icon
  • Page 220 – Tool offsets
  • Page 221 – Tool life monitoring
  • Page 222 – Special; Custom; Comment
  • Page 223 – Operations with the tool table; Editing the tool table; Add a tool to the list.
  • Page 224 – Tool listing; Active tools
  • Page 225 – Changing the tool of the spindle
  • Page 226 – Table for the status of the tool change process
  • Page 227 – Magazine table
  • Page 230 – List of magazine positions; Magazine position; Remaining life
  • Page 231 – Magazine information; Magazine status; Change status
  • Page 232 – Tool information
  • Page 233 – Operations with the magazine table; Loading / unloading tools to / from the magazine; Automatic load/unload
  • Page 234 – Unloading a tool; Magazine management using the positions list.
  • Page 235 – Load / unload a tool to / from the tool changer arm
  • Page 237 – UTILITIES MODE; Utilities mode selection
  • Page 238 – UTI; Appearance of the utilities mode
  • Page 240 – Folder tree
  • Page 241 – Attributes. Modifiable and hidden files; Keys to select a folder
  • Page 242 – L is t o f i co n s; Cut; Paste
  • Page 243 – Hidden file
  • Page 244 – Update
  • Page 245 – Find in file
  • Page 247 – General password; Machine parameters
  • Page 248 – Machine parameters for kinetics; Ho w t o s e t t h e p r o t e c t i o n p a s s w o r d s; Keys to set the password
  • Page 249 – Configuring backup options
  • Page 252 – Appearance of the PLC mode
  • Page 253 – Keys for selecting a service
  • Page 254 – Show/hide the service window
  • Page 255 – PLC project
  • Page 258 – Editor description
  • Page 263 – Program monitoring; Description of the monitoring window
  • Page 264 – Find
  • Page 266 – Description of the outputs service
  • Page 268 – Description of the logic analizer
  • Page 269 – Definition of variables
  • Page 270 – Start distance / Trigger distance; Reference distance
  • Page 271 – Save the configuration; Initialize the configuration
  • Page 272 – Execute trace / Stop trace
  • Page 273 – Customize the appearance of the logic analyzer
  • Page 274 – Description of the monitoring service
  • Page 275 – Timers; Registers; Binary resources
  • Page 276 – Definition of the table resources; Data entry; Keys for defining the data of the logic analyzer
  • Page 281 – Refresh; Print
  • Page 284 – Editing the message and error table; Messages
  • Page 285 – Message window
  • Page 286 – Error window
  • Page 287 – Save table
  • Page 289 – MACHINE PARAMETERS; Selecting the machine parameter tables
  • Page 290 – MACHI; Parameter setting
  • Page 291 – Appearance of the machine parameter tables
  • Page 294 – Parameter table description
  • Page 297 – Parameter types
  • Page 298 – Keys for selecting a data file
  • Page 301 – SETUP ASSISTANCE; The oscilloscope; The Bode diagram
  • Page 302 – SETUP ASSI; Selection of setup assistance
  • Page 303 – Oscilloscope; How to access the oscilloscope; Setup assistance
  • Page 304 – The graphics window; Va r iabl es to be dis p lay ed
  • Page 305 – Trigger data; Trigger; Channel; Trigger level; Machine parameters to be set
  • Page 306 – So ftkey m enu; Horizontal softkey menu
  • Page 307 – Vertical softkey menu; Focus on a variable of a channel
  • Page 309 – Selection of the variables to be displayed, trigger and time base
  • Page 310 – Configure and execute the oscilloscope function; Recommendations; Operation
  • Page 311 – Axis or spindle machine parameters that may be edited
  • Page 312 – Variables that may be modified at the Sercos drive
  • Page 313 – Saving, loading and resetting the condigurations; Save
  • Page 314 – How to access the Bode diagram
  • Page 319 – How to access the circularity (roundness) test
  • Page 320 – T h e g r a p h ic s wi n d o w
  • Page 321 – T h e da ta a r ea; Graphic environment data to be configured; Parameters to be set
  • Page 323 – How to execute the circularity (roundness) test; Move through the data
  • Page 324 – Initialize the data
  • Page 325 – Define and execute the movement subroutine; Subroutine associated with the circularity test; Execute the associated subroutine
  • Page 326 – Simple data capture
  • Page 327 – Adjustment of the machine parameters involved; Selection of the parameters to be displayed; How to select the parameters; Save the value of the parameters
  • Page 328 – Password-protected parameters; Initialize the value of the parameters
  • Page 329 – Validate the changes and save the configuration used; Validate the parameters; Load the configuration
  • Page 330 – Machine parameters that may be modified; General machine parameters
  • Page 331 – DDSSETUP; DDSSetup mode selection
  • Page 332 – Appearance of the DDSSetup mode
  • Page 334 – Drive accessing level change.; Select the command bar.
  • Page 335 – List of drives
  • Page 336 – Command bar; Executing commands of the drive; Consulting and modifying drive variables
  • Page 338 – Changing the drives accessing level
  • Page 339 – –Parameters and variables– service.; Selection of the elements to be displayed; List of variables and parameters; Editing the values
  • Page 340 – How to make a backup copy of the data
  • Page 341 – –Error management– service.; Disabling the errors
  • Page 342 – –Monitoring– service; List of variables or parameters
  • Page 343 – –Information– service; Monitoring the status of the operations of the drive
  • Page 344 – Type of inputs and outputs
  • Page 345 – Command generator
  • Page 347 – Diagnosis mode selection
  • Page 348 – DI; Appearance of the diagnosis mode
  • Page 349 – After selecting an element of the configuration
  • Page 350 – Update data
  • Page 351 – Configuration diagnosis
  • Page 352 – Module information
  • Page 353 – Sercos bus configuration; Detailed information of the selected group.
  • Page 354 – Sercos diagnosis; General information about the bus; General information
  • Page 355 – Save the CAN configuration for the start-up test.; Save the CAN configuration.; Verify the CAN configuration during power-up.
  • Page 356 – Generate a report with the system information
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