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!I
HEIDENHAIN
Service
DR.JOHANNES HEIDENHAIN GmbH
Dr.-Johanoes-Heldenhaln-Stral1e 5
0-8225
Traumeul Deutschlaod
OS'
AIIg.SeMCe
(08669j3H272
..
TNC-$ervice (08669)31-1446
[§]
(OB669l9899
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I
11
HEIDENHAIN
;
Operating Instructions
r//
--
POSITIP
850
For
Milling
-
'"
N
-'-----------------------'
Items
Supplied
Optional
•
POSlTlP
850
Display Unit for 4Axes
•
Power
Cable
•Operating Instructions
•Certificate
of
Inspection
•
Connector.
25-pole. for
D-subminiature
socket
X41
1EXT)
external functions (ld.'Nr.
249154lYl
•Data transfer cable. 25-poIe. for D-subminiature socket
X31
data output (Id.-Nr.
24286901)
•
KT
110
Edge Finder (ld.-Nr.
251021011
•Angle bracket (ld.-Nr. 258261011
Selecting
Millingrrurning
As delivered. the
POSlTlP
850
can
be
set
up
for
either
milling
Of
turning applications. The following screen appears after the
first
power-up:
HEIDENHAIN
POSITIP
850
Manufacturer's
Certificate
We hereby certify that the above unit
is
radioshielded in ac-
cordance with the German official register decree 1046/1984.
The German postal authorities have been notified of the issu-
ance
of
this unit and have been granted admission for exami-
nation
of
the series regarding compliance with the regulations.
After pressing the
IQ]
key.
the program for milling
is
perma-
nently set
(i.
e
..
is
not affected by power interruptions). and
thiS
screen display cannot
be
accessed agaIn. $election
of
the
turning function
IS
then onlypossible
via
parameter P99.0
'Mil-
ling. Turning'.
General
Information G1
Contents
Page
Contents
Page
Technical 1
Description
1.1
1.1.1
1.1.2
1.2
1
2.1
1.2.2
1.2.3
12.4
1.3
1.3.1
External
Functions T30
Pin
Layout
X41
(00)
(25-pole D-Submlniature Socket) T30
External Zero
Reset
T30
Storage
(Pulse.
Contact)
T31
Zero Crossover Signal
T31
EMERGENCY
STOP
Signal
T31
Linear and Angle Encoders
132
Layout of Encoder
Flange
Sockets
Xl
X4
T32
Connection of
Probe
Systems T33
Pin
Layout
Xl
0(15·pole O-Subminiature Socket) _
135
Specifications
136
Dimensions T38
4
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
5
5.1
6
6.1
7
8
______________
G1
1.3.2
1.3.3
1 4
1.4 1
1.4.2
2
2.1
22
2.3
2.4
2.5
3
31
3,1.1
312
3.1.3
3.2
3.3
General
Information
Working
with
the
POSITIP
850
For
Milling
W1
Installation 1Connections and Controls
(Rear
of Umt)
11
2Mounting the
POSITIP
850
12
3Connecting
Une8r
and
Angle
eョ」ッ、B・セGセウ]]]]ZGR
4Connecting
the
KT
110
Edge Finder
セ
13
5Power
cッョョ・」エゥッョセZセセセZ]]]]]]]iS
6
SWItch-On
and Function Check
]3
7Optlmizing the Parameters
14
Parameters
T1
User Parameters
T1
Olanging User Parameters
T2
Overview of User Parameters
T4
Operating Parameters
T5
AcceSSing
the Operating Parameters T5
Configunng the User Parameters T7
Presenrng the User Parameters
T9
Overview
of
Operating
Parameters
T10
Tables
T14
Display Step, Stgnal Period and Subdivision
Factor
for
linear Encoders
-c-::-:-:c-:c---::---
T14
Display
Step.
lme
Count and Subdivision Factor
lor
Angle
eョ」ッ、・セウセセセセセセセセセセセセtQT
Distance-Coded Reference Marks T15
Parameter Description T16
User Parameters T16
Operating Parameters P
T17
RS·232-C/V.24
Data
Interface
T21
DefinItion of the RS-232-C/V.24 Interface
T21
Pin
LaYOut/Signal
Description
T21
Connection of External
UnIlS
(Wiring) T22
Data
Transfer
Rate
(Baud
Rate)
T23
Data
Format T23
Data
Transfer T24
Measured Value Output T25
Storage
Via
RS
232-C Interface T25
Storage
Via
External
Functions T26
Sequence of Character Output T27
External Input/Output of Programs T29
Input/Output of Operating Parameters T29
G2
General
Information
General
Information
G3
G4 Generallnformation
,
-'
(0
...
u ,
'2
';
セL
u'
セL
Num,;"..,
keyrad
So:t
K",yS
II
sel,<t the
セZjエQ
GLセL
functlCl1S
-
mmltlc!l
CO!lverSlon
Sott
セᆱケ
field
,
Moae
of
ッー・イ。エGッセ
i
Function
[Error message)
i
Working with the
POSITIP
850
Wl
Return to
the
main
menu
Return to
the
previous
menu
or
This part
of
the
Operating Instructions illustrates the
most
important
procedures for operation
of
the
POSITIP
850,
For a
more
detailed explanallon
of
the IndiVidual
modes
of operation
and the corresponding procedures, simply call the
HELP
func-
tions.
For
paging
through
the
individual screens
Display user parameters
All operating modes. procedures. functions
of
the
individual
keys, and error messages are explained
Symbol behind the display value:
0:
Diameter display
!:
Scaling factor active
With
these
keys you select
the
datum
(4-1
to
.+,1Q..).
the desired
tool radius
compensation
(R-.
RO.
R+). and
the
data interface
(FE.
EXT)
Selection
of
cutting
data calculator,
pocket
calculator
functions and
stopwatch
functions
Entry
セ。ャオ・
Graph,c
セosGャiPQQQtャァ
llId
fw
·O,stuIlce-To-Go·
etlsplay
Display
ッャ」GセBGセBセBセG
__
セ
datum
Oisplay of tool rad,us
compensation
P1a,,'
language d,alogs
for setup
functLOns
and
PROGO
mooe
01
operaMn
Working
with
the
POSITIP850
For
Milling
Controls
and
Screen Displays
==
•
•
••
o
11
•
Programmable
Digital Readout
•Storage
of
up
to
20
different
programs
•Easy
programming
with
conversational guidance. sub-
programs
and program section repeats
In
al! three
modes
of
operation
the
POSITIP
850's
integrated
HELP function provides explanations
of
the
current procedure.
screen contents and functions
of
the individual keys
Digital Readout
for
simple machining
tasks
•
Automatic
REF
reference
mark
evaluation
•Actual position display
with
up to
20
freely-selectable
datum
points
Digital Readout
with
expanded scope
of
functions
•Distance-Ta-Go display
with
radius
compensation
•Bolt-hole circle
•Probing functions
lor
the
KT
110
Edge Finder
or
TS
120
Touch Probe System
The
POSITIP
850
is
aversatile programmable digital readout
designed primarily
tor
milling machines and lathes.
POSITIP
features easy-ta-read displays and
images
on a
12-inch
CRT
screen
as
well as practical functions that provide
powerful
support
to
the
machine operator.
The
POSITIP
850
セ、。pエウ
to varying
to
job
requirements through three selectable
modes
01
operation:
PROGO
Mode
EXPERT
Mode
BASIC
Mode
General
Information
After approx. 5seconds the opening
screen appears and
PO$fTIP
conducts
HEIDENHAIN
amemory test.
POSITIP
850
..
Press
any
key.
P
•••••
セケ
セNy
\a
c..
セエゥセオN
.-
P
••••
HELP
••
v
Adjust brightness if necessary (control on rear panel)
•
MOCE,
・セsi」
POSITIP
is
in
the mode
of
operation
I)which was last selected
(in
this case
BASIC!.
P
•••
。セNG
••
f
•••
セ」N
I)
..
Switch
to
a
different
mode
of
",a.ka
I)
operation:
QcMセャcエウ
I)
V-RleIS
ャMセャ・is
I"
)
Press
Mode
L.!-RI<IS
'"
ofOp.
I'·'·
)
af
Op.
and select desired mode.
On
the screen the message appears:
Pass
over reference marks
..
Working
in
REF
mode:
Traverse the reference marks
..
Otherwise:
Press
CC>
Rei
All displays are zeroed. datum points
are not
in
non-volatile storage.
•
SELECT
FUNCTION
EICPERT
The
main menu appears for the
se
Rc
tu.
セ
lected mode of operation.
The
abbre-
IIlEF
Po.lt.
viation REF
in
the entry line indicates
X+102.425
1°1
...-)
REF
mode. The position data are ref-
To"Oo
erenced to the current datum.
y+366.316 I)
2-31.022 I
Bo
セエ
cャイ」セN
U+13.910 I
Probe
)
..
'"
'"
.'
..
.'
After crossing the reference marks in
all
axes'
Before initial switch-on. please read the information in the
chapter "Installation".
The
power switch is located
on
the rear panel.
Switch-On
W2
Working with the
POSITIP
850 Working with
the
POSITIP
850
W3
The
Most
Important Controls Menu
Keys
oReturn to the previous menu
Menu keys permit fast selection from among the individual functions and procedures.
Return
to the main menu of the selected mode of operation (EXPERT or
PROGO).
Example:
EDGE EIo<PE"'T
The
PROBE:
EDGE function
has
been
P"'OElt,
l"'tF
1)selected
,
セ
Select
the
EXPERT
main
menu
,X
102.425
IIo<-F
..
".
)
I+
y+
366.316
iBGMセセゥN
I
Press
11
2-
31.022
IZ-Fld.
)
W+
13.910
I'"
MfQセ
i.
I
Ill"
..,
..
j,.5 j,.6
セ
SELECT
FUNCTION
EIo<PERT
POSITIP
jumps back into the main
セQセ」セBLNQN
menu of the EXPERT mode.
IREF
P
...
l1
..
Anew function may
now
be
selected.
X+102.425
I"'"
)
T
..
-El
..
Y+
366.316
1)
2 - 31.022
iセGB
)
Cl.c
セN
W+13.910 I
P,
..
be
I
....
j,.:lj,.4j,.Sj,.6
W4
Working with the
POSITIP
850
Example:
PROBE:
EDGE
eセpert
The
PROBE:
EDGE function
has
been
IREF
1Iselected.
セ
Return
jump
to
the
previous
X+
102.425
iiッ\MfャセゥN
I
menu:
PROBE
y+
366.316
QBGMiGャセャs
I
Press
0
2-
31.022
izMiGャセャN
I
W+
13.910
1,"-A"l.
I
III
.'
j,.:l
...
j,.5 j,.8
•
PR
DElE
EIo<PERT
POSITIP
jumps back into the
PROBE
IREFIEdfie
)menu.
X+
102.425
icNョセ
••
-
L'ne
y+
366.316
ICL.c
L.
C
..
n"
..
r
2 - 31.022 I)
w+13.910 II
Ill.'
..
3j,.4 j,.5
..
8
Each
time you press the 0key you jump back by one menu level until you reach
the main menu of the selected mode of operation.
Working with
the
POSITIP
850
W5
••
Paging
forward
and backwards. selection
of
work
screens and soft
key assignment.
===
Selection
of
datum
points. tool radius compensation and data
transfer protocol.
Example: Selection
of
Work
Screens
Example
1:
Selection
of
Datum
Points
been selected.
No tool radius compensation has been
selected: Display
RO
セ
Select
tool
radius
compensation,
e.g.
R+:
Press
==
Effective tool radius
compensalion:
R+.
The
DISTANCE-TO-GO
function has
s.t
No",
セッ
•.
U
eIHBGeセt
Sat
No'"
Po
••
Z
I'""" \
IltEF
lib..
I
s.
t
No",
Po
••
)(
X-
0.909
!0 • • I
OUTI'INCE-TO-GO
y -
_セQNQVR
o
Z+
600.000
- - 0
W-
3.086
o - •
ACTUAl.
POSITION
"'"
BI'ISIC
POSITI?
is
in
the main
menu
of
the
I
セef
QReセP
)
BASIC
mode
of
operation,
-35."9
Example:
Datum
-tl-
has been selected.
X+
1.380
I":'" )
セ
Select
new
datum,
e.
g.
{R:
y-
1.334
iセG[
..
t )
Z-
29.270
I";'" )Press =
==
or
hold
down
until
datum-+R
W+
11.914
I":'"
)
is
selected. Out
of
20 possible datums.
セQ
.u
1.-"
セウ セV
6can be displayed
at
once.
Example
2:
Selection
of
Tool
Radius
Compensation
press.
press.
INPUT
main menu has been selected.
The
セ
symbol
now
indicates page 2
as current page.
The second page
of
the
PROGRAM
POSlTIP
is
in
the
PROG
RAM
INPUT
main menu.
The _symbol indicates
the
currently-
selected page (here.
page
1).
...
Return
to
page 1
...
Select
page
2:
r§'
PIIOGO
"0.000
1
ENO
pen 1
MM
Set
N
....
PG
••
1.1
oBEGIN PGn 1
MM
ゥ[ェ[セゥセエセyセ[[セZセlセAャエセセᆬセlセfセ]]]
iセN
:IIOG)
I )
_______________________
It)
セMMMセセセセ[セセセセMセMMセセセセMMi
J,
}
IsoTe )
・{j[ゥj・LBGャMGMMZM」N」L」」N」N」」NセL」」N」NLMMMM
Il-
III
Il"
Display returns to the first page
of
PROGRAM INPUT
Example
3:
Selection
of
the
Data
Transfer
Protocol
!>tTUNI'II.
OUTPUT
pセogo
In
the
PROGO
operating mode.
the
Ita't
function
EXTERNAL
OUTPUT has
•o
...
t"
...
tbeen selected. The data transfer proto-
" "
Out"
....
tcol
is
set on
the
FE
401: display
FE
I'll. LPGIl
[
E.ca"a
)
セ
Set
data
transfer
protocol
to
EXT,
e.g.
for
printer
PT
8S0
Press
==
Pt;1l 0
I,
FE
"01
セgiャ
01,
"T
850
PGM
d1,
ID
E>tT
Active data transfer protocol: EXT.
W6
Working with the
POSITIP
850 Working with the
POSITIP
850
W7
Example
of
User Parameters
OISTI'INCE-TO-OO
[III'ERT
The
DISTANCE-TO-GO
function has
iャセcG
.,.
)been selected.
·0.808
!REFAb
•.
セ
Call user parameters
X-0.909
Sott
N"",
in·. ,P
....
11
Y-241.162
ウNセ
No",)
press.
,
Po
••
Y
2+600.000
S.t
No"" 1
·. ,
pッセN
Z
W-3.086
Set
NO",)
,·.
"0
•.
U
l-1
[Q]
P
.-
.'
••
11-
ID
li-
e
llSU
1"P1IlPlMETUS -An overview of available parameters
IBe
セN
11'<0;"'[
iィoセuN
)appears on the screen.
Cie.
1
,,,'
IIS
••
セャセウャ
IReo;u.
)...
Change
parameter:
Cl.
,
a.ud
iウオセゥョァャ
ャィ、セオN
)
••
Select desired
column
111-2321;
I
lln.
FCl
15
.•
セQセ[Q
iiiN、セオ・
I
115-:;'>320
!I
Oo.r.t.
I
イuQNQセGQ
Oe,
....
)...
Call
parameter:
,
"ere"'.
OFF D
••
'",e'
I
)c
Press
!soft key
i
,
セ
I...
Depart
user
parameters
,Press •once again
,
,
,
Example:
Calling
the
HELP
Function
,
-'
CQ'
0,
'2
'j
.c'
0'
{!2r.
The
HELP
function can guide you through the operation of
the
POSITIP
850.
Think of it as integrated operating instruc-
tions.
At
any
time
during operation you can call
up
an expla-
nation
of
the current screen image
by
pressing the HELP
key.
The
HELP
function can also tell
you
how
to proceed
when
an
error
message
occurs.
ACTUAL
POSITION
"
eAlIC
POSITIP
is
in the main
menu
of the
-35
••
eIIlEF
Izuo
)
BASIC
operating mode.
X+1.380
Ip,:
..
t)...
Call
HELP;
y-1.334 I";'" )
press.
2-29.270
Ipr;.et
)
W+11.914
Ipr:
••
t)
l-'
_
..
3
.-
'"
.'
e
MElP,
ACTUAL
POSITION
An explanation of
ACTUAL
POSI-
TION
appears on the screen.
,Ht.,
GBoGセpャ
••
e
••
tup,
••
t
tt1.
detu",
(".'0
or
p
.....
t
velu.l
for
LBッイセーャ
•••
"'
••
セゥョャョ[Q
A
HELP
text can consist
of
several
Pill
po.ltlon
••••
イNイNイNセ
••
d
to
エセQB
pOint.
pages. The current page and the total
number
of
pages
is
displayed at the
Izuo
)
You
.en
••
ro
tt1
•••••
lower
right-hand corner of the screen.
d
••
p'.v.
for
tt1.
.u
•••
nt
po.lt1on
"'
... Page
further:
IPIlESET )
pr
•••
t
the
dl.p'.V.
to
Nセv d
••
1,.d
v.l
.....
'"
Press
11
to
page forward
Press
11
to page backwards
e...
Depart
HElP
Press •once again
POSITIP returns
to
the original screen.
•
POSITIP features non-volatile parameter storage: the parame-
ters
become
effective immediately upon switch-on.
The parameters are divided into
two
groups: user parameters
and operating parameters.
User
parameters
are parameters
that
can
be
changed during operation
by
pressing
the
MOD
key.
Operating
parameters
concern machine characteristics and
are given afixed setting.
For
more information on operating
parameters see the "Technical Description" section of these
instructions.
Parameter
Input
•
W8
Working with the
POSITIP
850 Working with the
POSITIP
850
W9
Example: Calling
the
Cutting
Data
Calculator
:NFO
l'"UNCT;ONS
..
,
セ
Call
cutting
data
calculator
IIIIF
Cutt,,,,}
C
C.t.
Cutting soft
I,·"
.)
Press
Data
key
r
to
",-
)
....
te'"
I)
I)
•
CUTTING
DIHII
E:J The cutting data calculator for calcula-
l!,,\.,
tion
of
the spindle speed and feed rate
a.ODO appears on the screen.
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Example: Transferring aProgram
to
the
FE
401
Using the EXTERNAL OUTPUT function
in
the operating
mode
PROGO.
you can transfer one or all
of
the programs in
the
PT
850
to
an external storage device via the
A$-232-C
data interface. Programs can be archived on diskette
with
the
FE
401 Floppy Disk Unit
from
HEIDENHAIN.
Printers used
with
the
PT
850
must
have aserial
R$-232-C
interface (please refer
to
the Technical DescripllOn. sec·
tion 2.5).
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of
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the
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interface
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Floppy Disk Unit.
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9600
baud. regardless
of
the baud
rate set via MOO.
....
EXT:
The baud rate set via
MOO
for printer
output
is
in effect.
External
Prog,.m
Output
The
INFO
functions
can
be
selected from
any
menu
level
by
pressing the INFO
key.
The following functions are then
available:
INFO
Functions
•
W10 Working with the
POSITIP
850
Working with the
POSITIP
850
Wll
Output
a
single
program
....
Enter program number
CBegin program output
Example:
Loading
a
Program
from
the
FE
401
Start
Output
Output
all
programs
Output
All
PGM
cBegin program output
External
Program
Input
Using the
EXTERNAL
INPUT function in the operating mode
PROGO, you can transfer programs from
an
external storage
device into the
PT
850
via the RS·232-C data interface.
Programs can be archived on diskette with the
FE
401 Floppy
Disk Unit from HEIDENHAIN,
Computers used with the
PT
850
must have aserial RS-232-C
interface (for the data
format
please refer
to
the Technical De-
scription, section
2.5).
Directory
of
programs
stored
on
FE
diskettes
,
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Nセ
0,
'2
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セL
SELECT
FUNCTIDN
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ーセdgd The main menu
of
the PROGO operat
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ing mode
has
been selected.
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data
interface
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セfeセ
sets the data interface
Pit"
Dl..
and the correct baud rate for the
FE
401
III
i>(T Floppy Disk Unit.
....
FE:
Data transfer rate
is
9600
baud, regardless of the baud
rate set
via
MOD.
....
EXT: The baud rate set via MOD
for printer output
is
in
effect.
During read-in of the program directory, the
dialog Reading FE directory
is
displayed.
C
CThe program number
as
well
as
the number of
program blocks
is
displayed.
)C Data transfer;s cancelled.
FE
401
PGM
Dir
PT
850
PGM
Dir
If
there are programs on the diskette with the same
PGM
number, they will
be
written over.
Cancel
data
transfer
Directory
of
programs
stored
in
the
PQSITIP
program
memory
W12 Working with the
POSITIP
850 Working with the
POSITIP
850
W13