Millplus руководство оператора на русском

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Стратегический рост и развитие очень важны для каждой организации, и все больше компаний начинает осознавать, что главным инструментом этого процесса является проект.

— Рассел Д. Арчибальд

Не секрет, что концепция проектного управления базируется на понятии «проект», под которым понимается уникальный набор процессов, состоящих из скоординированных и контролируемых работ с датами начала и окончания, предпринятых для создания уникального продукта или услуги в соответствии с действующими ограничениями и заданными требованиями к результату.

Сегодня стратегическое развитие компании (особенно в высокотехнологичном окружении) непрерывно связано с повышением эффективности проектной деятельности, которую невозможно представить без использования средств автоматизации, обеспечивающих организацию системного управления процессами создания и вывода на рынок продукции в условиях коллективной распределённой […]
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Станок Микрон UCP 800 система iTNC 530/

на малых подачах ось Х идет рывками т.е. неравномерно.

Как можно запустить автоматическую оптимизацию оси.

Или какие машинные данные оси изменять, например Kv фактор,

режим разгона, торможения чтоб добиться плавности хода оси.

На синумериках 840D я это делал все нормально было.

А этот у нас один такой станок.

Кто может подскажите. мой адр ntsev387 dog yandex.ru

Помогите пожалуйста.

Станок Микрон UCP800 система iTNC530.

Ось Х на малых подачах идет неравномерно рывками.

Как с помощью машинных данных оси можно добиться

равномерного перемещения, подобрать разгон торможение, Kv-фактор.

Или возможно на этой системе запустить функцию автоматической

оптимизации оси. Если возможно опишите пожалуйста пошагово.

На синумериках 840D в подобных ситуациях я запускаю автоматическую

оптимизацию оси и таким способом устраняется неравномерность перемещения.

На этой системе тоже вероятно есть подобная функция, но нет

соответствующей дукументации.

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• Page 8 and 9: INTRODUCTION1. IntroductionDear Cus
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  INTRODUCTION7.1 Free entry 477.2 Ca

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  INTRODUCTION15.10 Tool measurement

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  INTRODUCTION23. G-Functions …….
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  INTRODUCTION26.5 Maschinenabhängig

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  INTRODUCTION1.2 Software version V4

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  INTRODUCTION-G84 Tapping with activ

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  WORKPIECE COORDINATES4.4 Cartesian

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  START MACHINE / REFERENCE POINT5. S

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  MANUAL OPERATION6. Manual operation
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  15.13 Tool measurement using the TT

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  15.14 Calibration of the TT120/TT13

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  Checking the tool:During the initia

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  Synopsis of machine settings:The TT

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  G-FUNCTIONS23. G-Functions23.1 Rapi

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  G-FUNCTIONS2. Programming rotary ax

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  G-FUNCTIONSSpiral::N10 G17 T1 M6N11

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  G-FUNCTIONSN10 G1 X55 Y25 F100 Line

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  G-FUNCTIONSIncremental end point co

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  G-FUNCTIONSSpiral interpolationLeve

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  G-FUNCTIONS:N10 G1 X30 Y30 F500N11

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.5 Spline Interpolatio

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  G-FUNCTIONSN107 X8 X61=6 X62=7.5 Y0

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  G-FUNCTIONSG FUNCTIONS WHICH ARE NO

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  G-FUNCTIONSB47= Enthält die Nummer

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  G-FUNCTIONSMC755 free operating pla

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  G-FUNCTIONSN..N300other movements i

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.7 Tilting of the oper

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  G-FUNCTIONSOutline of the most suit

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  G-FUNCTIONSkinematic chain in three

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.7.8 InterruptionIf th

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  G-FUNCTIONSTOOL CORRECTIONDuring th

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.9 Defining polar poin

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  G-FUNCTIONSA = end point of last mo

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.11 Repeat function G1

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.15 Macro call G22Para

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.17 Enable/disable fee

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  G-FUNCTIONSParameters4. Positioning

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.19 Conditional jump G

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  G-FUNCTIONSExampleRectangular milli

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  G-FUNCTIONSF1=3 constant feed only

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  G-FUNCTIONSMeßergebnisseE Paramete

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.25 Measuring a circle

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.26 Calibrating the me

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  G-FUNCTIONSExample:N10 G49 R.02 R1=

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  X1=KorG-FUNCTIONSNotesMachine confi

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  G-FUNCTIONS1. The C-axis is rotated

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  N7 M19N8 M27Activate measuring prob

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.30 Cancel/activate ze

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  G-FUNCTIONSExample1.N60 G54 I1N600

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  G-FUNCTIONSTANGENTIAL CONTOUR APPRO

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  G-FUNCTIONSExampleN1 G17N2 T1 M6 (c

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  G-FUNCTIONSTANGENTIAL EXIT FROM THE

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.34 Cancel / activate

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.36 Cancel / activate

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.37 Absolute position

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  G-FUNCTIONS:Example of block:N20 G7

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  G-FUNCTIONSExamples:N40 G78 P2 X..

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.39 Point definition G

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  G-FUNCTIONSNoteB1= has two meanings

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  G-FUNCTIONSNoteA machining cycle (G

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  G-FUNCTIONS2.:N.. G83 Y4 Z-150 I2 J

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  G-FUNCTIONSExampleN14 T3 M6N15 G84

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.45 Boring cycle G86N.

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  G-FUNCTIONSN10 T1 M6N20 G87 X200 Y1

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  G-FUNCTIONSN30 G79 X22.5 Y22.5 Z0N4

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  G-FUNCTIONSN10 T1 M6N20 G89 Z-15 B1

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  G-FUNCTIONSNoteN11 G90Change to abs

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  G-FUNCTIONSN30 G93 X-200 Y-10020000

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.52 Feed in mm/min (in

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.54 Graphic: material

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  G-FUNCTIONSN20 G141 R.. R1=.. F..N2

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  G-FUNCTIONS20000710 MillPlus V410 3

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  G-FUNCTIONSNotesTool correction:K0:

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.58 Reading tool or of

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.59 Change tool or off

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  G-FUNCTIONSG182 A1 X2 Z3 R..or (as

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  G-FUNCTIONSN16 G1 C365N17 G40N18 G4

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  G-FUNCTIONS23.75 Quadrangle contour

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  25. G-functions produced by cycle d

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  LISTE DER G-FUNKTIONEN UND M-FUNKTI

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  TECHNOLOGICAL COMMANDS27.3 Tool num

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