4.5 Predefined procedures in synchronized actions
The following predefined procedures are only available in synchronized actions.
Synchronous procedures
Identifier Parameter Explanation
STOPREOF Revoke preprocessing stop
A synchronized action with a STOPREOF command causes
a preprocessing stop after the next output block (= block for
the main run). The preprocessing stop is canceled with the
end of the output block or when the STOPREOF condition is
fulfilled. All synchronized action operations with the STO‐
PREOF command are therefore interpreted as having been
executed.
RDISABLE Read-in disable
DELDTG 1. Delete distance-to-go
A synchronized action with a DELDTG command causes a
preprocessing stop after the next output block (= block for the
main run). The preprocessing stop is canceled with the end of
the output block or when the first DELDTG condition is fulfil‐
led. The axial distance to the destination point on an axial
delete distance-to-go is stored in $AA_DELT[axis]; the dis‐
tance-to-go is stored in $AC_DELT.
AXIS:
Axis for axial delete distance-to-go (op‐
tional). If the axis is omitted, delete dis‐
tance-to-go is triggered for the path dis‐
tance.
Program coordination of technology cycles
Identifier Parameter Explanation
1.
LOCK INT:
ID of the synchronized action to be disa‐
bled
Lock synchronized action with ID or stop technology cycle
One or more IDs can be programmed
UNLOCK INT:
ID of the synchronized action to be un‐
locked
Unlock synchronized action with ID or continue technology
cycle
One or more IDs can be programmed
ICYCON Each block of a technology cycle is processed in a separate
interpolation cycle following ICYCON
ICYCOF All blocks of a technology cycle are processed in one inter‐
polation cycle following ICYCOF
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4.5 Predefined procedures in synchronized actions
NC programming
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