Detailed Description
2.11 Subroutine call with M, T, and D functions
Mode Group, Channel, Program Operation, Reset Response (K1)
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This causes part program line "N410 G01 F1000 X10 T1=5 D1" to execute the following
program:
N1000 PROC D_T_SUB_PROG DISPLOF
SBLOF
; Replacement subroutine
...
N4100 IF $C_T_PROG == TRUE Scan whether address T has been
programmed
N4110 ; Replacement for address T with tool no.
N4120 POS[B] = CAC($C_T) ; Move revolver to indexing position
N4130 T[$C_TE] = $C_T ; Select tool (T selection)
N4140 ENDIF
N4300 IF $C_D_PROG == TRUE ; Scan whether address D has been
programmed
N4300 ; Replacement for address D
N4310 D = $C_D ; Select offset (D selection)
N4320 ENDIF
N4400 IF $C_DL_PROG == TRUE ; Scan whether address DL has been
programmed
N4430 ENDIF
N9999 RET
N410 G01 F1000 X10 ; Rest of N410 without tool programming
2.11.4 Parameter transfer to the replacement subroutine
Rules for parameter transfer
The following basic procedure applies when transferring parameters to the replacement
cycle:
• If on of the replacements indicated above is active, all information required for the tool or
offset selection (T, D or DL, M function for tool change, address extensions) is forwarded
to the replacement subroutine.
Exception: MD10719 $MN_T_NO_FCT_CYCLE_MODE Bit 0 = 1. Here, it is possible to
configure that the D/DL addresses not be transferred to the replacement subroutine.
• Only one of the replacement subroutines indicated above can be executed in a part
program line.
If there are multiple replacements of the T or D/DL address and the M function for the call
of the tool change program, only one of the replacement subroutines is ever active even if
their names are different. The, as described above, all necessary parameters for the tool
offset or tool offset selection are made available. If configured accordingly, the subroutine
is called before and/or after execution of the part program line.
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