Okuma OSP-U100M User manual

CNC SYSTEMS
OSP-U100M
OSP-U10M
OPERATION
MANUAL
(1st Edition)
Pub.
No.
4203-E
(ME32-079-R1)
Apr.
1998
L
OKUMA

ME00-001-R1
P-(i)
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
The machine
is
equipped
with
safety
devices which
serve
to
protect
personnel
and the
machine
itself
from
hazards
arising
from
unforeseen
accidents.
However,
operators
must
not
rely
exclusively
on
these
safety
devices:
they
must
also
become
fully
familiar
with
the
safety
guidelines
presented
below
to
ensure
accident-free
operation.
This
instruction manual and
the
warning
signs
attached
to
the
machine
cover
only
those hazards
which
Okuma
can
predict.
Be
aware
that
they
do
not
cover
all
possible
hazards.
1.
Precautions
Relating
to
Machine
Installation
(1)
Install the
machine
at
a
site
where the
following
conditions
(the
conditions
for
achievement
of
the
guaranteed
accuracy)
apply.
-
Ambient
temperature:
1
7
to
25°C
40%
to
75%
at
20°C
(no
condensation)
-
Site
not
subject
to
direct
sunlight
or
excessive
vibration;
environment
as
free of
dust,
acid,
corrosive
gases,
and
salt
spray
as
possible.
(2)
Prepare
a
primary
power
supply
that
complies
with
the
following
requirements.
-
Voltage:
-
Voltage
fluctuation:
-
Power
supply
frequency:
50/60
Hz
-
Do
not
draw
the
primary
power
supply
from
a
distribution
panel
that
also
supplies
a
major
noise
source
(for
example
an
electric
welder
or
electric
discharge
machine)
since this
could
cause
malfunction
of
the
CNC
unit.
-
If
possible
connect
the machine
to
a
ground
not
used
by
any
other
equipment.
If
there
is
no
choice
but
to
use
a
common
ground,
the
other
equipment
must
not
generate
a
large
amount
of
noise
(such
as
an
electric welder
or
electric
discharge
machine).
(3)
Installation Environment
Observe
the
following
points
when
installing
the
control
enclosure.
-
Make
sure
that
the
CNC
unit
will
not
be
subject
to
direct
sunlight.
-
Make
sure
that
the
control
enclosure
will
not
be
splashed
with
chips,
water,
or
oil.
-
Make
sure
that
the
control enclosure
and
operation panel
are
not
subject
to
excessive vibrations
or
shock.
-
The
permissible
ambient
temperature
range
for
the
control enclosure is
0
to
40°C.
-
The
permissible
ambient
humidity
range
for
the
control
enclosure
is
30
to
95%
(no condensation).
-
The
maximum
altitude
at
which
the
control
enclosure
can
be
used is
1000
m
(3281
ft.).
-
Ambient
humidity:
200
V
±10%
max.

ME00-001-R1
P-(ii)
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
2.
Points
to
Check
before
Turning
on
the
Power
(1)
Close
all
the
doors
of
the
control
enclosure
and
operation
panel
to
prevent
the
entry
of
water,
chips,
and dust.
(2)
Make
absolutely
sure
that there
is
nobody
near
the
moving
parts
of
the
machine,
and
that
there
are
no
obstacles around
the
machine,
before
starting
machine
operation.
(3)
When
turning
on
the
power,
turn
on
the
main
power
disconnect switch
first,
then
the
CONTROL
ON
switch
on
the
operation panel.
3.
Precautions
Relating
to
Operation
(1)
After
turning
on
the
power,
carry
out
inspection
and
adjustment
in
accordance
with
the
daily
inspection
procedure
described
in
this
instruction manual.
(2)
Use
tools
whose
dimensions
and
type
are
appropriate
for
the work undertaken
and
the
machine
specifications.
Do
not
use
badly
worn
tools since
they
can cause
accidents.
(3)
Do
not
for
any
reason
touch
the
spindle
or
tool
while
spindle
indexing
is
in
progress
since
the
spindle
could
rotate:
this
is
dangerous.
(4)
Check
that
the
workpiece
and
tool
are
properly
secured.
(5)
Never touch
a
workpiece
or
tool
while
it
is
rotating:
this
is
extremely
dangerous.
(6)
Do
not
remove
chips
by
hand
while
machining
is
in
progress
since
this
is
dangerous.
Always
stop
the
machine
first,
then
remove
the
chips
with
a
brush
or
broom.
(7)
Do
not
operate
the
machine
with
any
of
the
safety
devices
removed.
Do
not
operate
the
machine
with
any
of
the
covers
removed
unless
it
is
necessary
to
do
so.
(8)
Always
stop
the
machine
before
mounting
or
removing
a
tool.
(9)
Do
not
approach
or
touch
any
moving
part
of
the
machine
while
it
is
operating.
(10)
Do
not
touch
any
switch
or
button
with
wet
hands.
This
is
extremely
dangerous.
(11)
Before
using
any
switch
or
button
on
the
operation
panel,
check
that
it
is the
one
intended.

ME00-001-R1
P-(iii)
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
4.
Precautions
Relating
to
the
ATC
(1)
The
tool
clamps
of
the
magazine,
spindle,
etc.,
are
designed
for
reliability,
but
it
is
possible
that
a
tool could
be
released and
fall
in
the
event
of
an
unforeseen
accident,
exposing
you
to
danger:
do
not
touch
or
approach
the
ATC
mechanism
during
ATC
operation.
(2)
Always
inspect
and
change
tools
in
the
magazine
in
the
manual
magazine
interrupt
mode.
(3)
Remove
chips
adhering
to
the
magazine
at
appropriate
intervals since
they
can cause
misoperation.
Do
not
use
compressed
air
to
remove
these
chips
since
it
will
only
push
the
chips
further
in.
(4)
If
the
ATC
stops
during
operation
for
some
reason
and
it
has
to
be
inspected
without
turning
the
power
off,
do
not
touch
the
ATC
since
it
may
start
moving
suddenly.
5.
On
Finishing
Work
(1)
On
finishing
work,
clean
the
vicinity
of
the
machine.
(2)
Return
the
ATC,
APC
and
other
equipment
to
the
predetermined
retraction
position.
(3)
Always
turn
off
the
power
to
the
machine
before
leaving
it.
(4)
To
turn
off
the
power,
turn
off
the
CONTROL
ON
switch
on
the
operation
panel
first,
then the
main
power
disconnect
switch.

ME00-001-R1
P-(iv)
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
6.
Precautions
during
Maintenance
Inspection
and
When
Trouble
Occurs
In
order
to
prevent
unforeseen
accidents,
damage
to
the
machine,
etc.,
it
is
essential
to
observe
the
following
points
when
performing
maintenance
inspections
or
during
checking
when
trouble has
occurred.
(1)
When trouble
occurs,
press
the
emergency
stop
button
on
the
operation
panel
to
stop
the
machine.
(2)
Consult
the
person
responsible
for
maintenance
to
determine what
corrective
measures
need
to
be
taken.
(3)
If
two
or more
persons
must
work
together,
establish
signals
so
that
they
can
communicate
to
confirm
safety
before
proceeding
to
each
new
step.
(4)
Use
only
the
specified
replacement
parts
and
fuses.
(5)
Always
turn
the
power
off before
starting
inspection
or
changing
parts.
(6)
When
parts
are
removed
during
inspection
or
repair
work,
always
replace
them
as
they
were
and
secure
them
properly
with
their
screws,
etc.
(7)
When
carrying
out
inspections
in
which
measuring
instruments
are
used
-
for
example
voltage
checks
-
make
sure
the instrument is
properly
calibrated.
(8)
Do
not
keep
combustible materials
or
metals
inside the
control enclosure
or
terminal
box.
(9)
Check
that
cables and wires
are
free
of
damage:
damaged
cables
and
wires
will
cause
current
leakage
and
electric
shocks.
(1
0)
Maintenance inside
the
Control
Enclosure
a)
Switch
the
main
power
disconnect switch
OFF
before
opening
the
control
enclosure
door.
b)
Even
when
the
main
power
disconnect switch
is
OFF,
there
may
some
residual
charge
in
the
servo
amplifier
and
spindle
drive
unit,
and
for
this
reason
only
service
personnel
are
permitted
to
perform
any
work
on
these
units. Even
then,
they
must
observe
the
following
precautions.
-
Servo
amplifier
Discharge
the residual
voltage
one
minute
after
turning
off
the breaker inside the
unit.
-
Spindle
drive
unit
Discharge
the
residual
voltage
one
minute
after
turning
off
the
main
power
disconnect switch.
c)
The
control enclosure
contains
the
NC
unit,
and the
NC
unit
has
a
printed
circuit board
whose
memory
stores
the
machining
programs,
parameters,
etc.
In
order
to
ensure
that
the
contents
of
this
memory
will
be
retained
even
when
the
power
is
switched
off,
the
memory
is
supplied
with
power
by
a
battery.
Depending
on
how
the
printed
circuit
boards
are
handled,
the
contents
of
the
memory
may
be
destroyed
and
for
this
reason
only
service
personnel
should handle
these
boards.

ME00-001-R1
P-(v)
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
(11)
Periodic
Inspection
of
the
Control
Enclosure
a)
Cleaning
the
cooling
unit
The
cooling
unit
in
the door
of
the
control
enclosure
serves
to
prevent
excessive
temperature
rise
inside the
control
enclosure
and increase the
reliability
of
the
NC
unit.
Inspect
the
following
points
every
three
months.
-
Is
the
fan
motor
inside
the
cooling
unit
working?
The
motor
is
normal
if
there
is
a
strong
draft
from
the
unit.
-
Is
the
external
air inlet
blocked?
If
it
is
blocked,
clean
it with
compressed
air.
7.
General
Precautions
(1)
Keep
the
vicinity
of
the
machine
clean
and
tidy.
(2)
Wear
appropriate
clothing
while
working,
and
follow
the
instructions
of
someone
with
sufficient
training.
(3)
Make
sure
that
your
clothes
and
hair
cannot
become
entangled
in
the
machine.
Machine
operators
must
wear
safety
equipment
such
as
safety
shoes
and
safety
goggles.
(4)
Machine
operators
must
read
the
instruction
manual
carefully
and
make
sure
of
the
correct
procedure
before
operating
the
machine.
(5)
Memorize the
position
of
the
emergency
stop
button
so
that
you
can
press
it
immediately
at
any
time
and
from
any
position.
(6)
Do
not
access
the
inside
of
the control
panel,
transformer,
motor,
etc.,
since
they
contain
high-voltage
terminals and
other
components
which
are
extremely
dangerous.
(7)
If
two
or
more
persons
must
work
together,
establish
signals
so
that
they
can
communicate
to
confirm
safety
before
proceeding
to
each
new
step.

ME00-001-R1
P-(vi)
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
8.
Symbols
Used
in
This
Manual
The
following
warning
indications
are
used
in
this
manual
to
draw
attention
to
information
of
particular
importance.
Read
the instructions
marked
with
these
symbols
carefully
and
follow
them.
ADANGER
Indicates
an
imminent
hazard
which,
if
not
avoided,
will
result
in
death
or
serious
injury.
\Amm
'
,ndicates
hazards
which.
if
not
avoided,
could
result
in
death
or
serious
injury.
ACAUTION
:
lndicates
hazards
which,
if
not
avoided,
could
result
in
minor
injuries
or
damage
to
devices
1
-
or
equipment.
NOTICE
Indicates
precautions
relating
to
operation
or use.

4203-E
P-(i)
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PAGE
I.
SPECIFICATIONS
SECTION
1
FOREWORD
1
1.
OSP7030M/730M
Specifications
2.
Operation
Transfer
Chart
4
13
II.
OPERATION
SECTION
1
OPERATION
36
1
.
Basic
Construction
of
Operation
Panels
2.
Outline
of Controls
on
Operation
Panel
2-1.
Operation
Mode
Selection
Keys
2-2.
Data
Setting
Mode
Selection
Keys
2-3.
NC
Status
Indicating
lamps
2-4.
Other
Controls
on
NC
Operation
Panel
2-5.
Controls
on
Machine
Operation
Panel
.
2-6.
Mode
Selection
Keys
36
37
37
37
38
39
41
45
SECTION
2
POWER
ON/OFF
OPERATION
49
1
.
Turning
on
the
Power
2.
Turning
off
the
Power
3.
Emergency
Stop
49
50
50
SECTION
3
MANUAL
OPERATION
FUNCTIONS
51
1
.
Manual Axis Feed
Functions
. .
1-1.
Manual
Rapid
Feed
1 -2.
Manual
Cutting (Jog)
Feed
1-3.
Manual Pulse Feed
51
51
52
53

4203-E
P-(ii)
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PAGE
2.
Spindle
Operation
2-1
.
Spindle
Rotation
2-2.
Spindle
Stop
2-3.
Spindle
Release
2-4.
Spindle
Orientation
3.
Indexing
Swivel
Head
(Indexing Attachment)
4.
ATC
4-1.
ATC
Operations
4-1
-1
.
Establishment
of
Correspondence
between
Toolpot
Numbers
and
Tool
Numbers
by
Manual
Tool
Change
Operation
4-1
-2.
Operation
on
ATC
Operation
Panel
4-2.
Manual
Tool
Change
4-3.
Manual
Magazine
Operation
4-4.
Manual
Tool
Change
in
Automatic
Mode
Operation
5.
APC
54
54
54
54
54
55
56
56
56
60
63
64
66
67
APC
Operation
Automatic
APC
Operations
Manual
APC
Operations
. .
5-1.
67
69
5-2.
69
5-3.
6.
Other
Functions
71
SECTION
4
MDI
OPERATION
72
1
.
Operation
Procedure
2.
Automatic Mode
Operation
and
MDI
Mode
Operation
3.
Subprogram
Cali
in
the
MDI
Mode
Operation
72
74
75
SECTION
5
AUTOMATIC
MODE
OPERATION
76
1
.
Main
Program
Selection
and
Operation
2.
Schedule
Program
Selection
and
Operation
2-1
.
Selection
and
Operation
of
Schedule
Program
3.
Cycle
Start
and
Slide
Hold
4.
Resetting
NC
5.
Sequence
number
Search
and
Mid-Start
76
84
84
87
90
91

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P-(iii)
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PAGE
6.
Return
Search
and
Sequence
Restart
6-1.
Return
Search
.
6-2.
Sequence
Restart
7.
Sequence
Stop
(Option)
8.
Single
Block
9.
Optional
Block
Skip
10.
Program
Branch
1 1
.
Optional
Stop
12.
Mirror
Image
12-1.
Mirror
Image
in
the
Work
Coordinate
System
13.
Override
13-1.
Feedrate
Override
13-1
-1
.
Rapid
Feedrate
Override
13-1-2.
Cutting
Feedrate
Override
13-2.
Spindle
Speed
Override
14.
Manual Intervention
During
Automatic
Operation
and Restart
15.
Inserting
Pulse Handle
Operations
16.
Lock
Functions
16-1.
Machine
Lock
1
6-2.
Cancellation
of
Axis
Command
16-3.
S,
T,
and
M
Function Lock
17.
Dry
Run
18.
Library
Program
Registration
19.
Operation
End
Light
(Option)
20.
Operation
End Buzzer
(Option)
21
.
Error
Light
(Option)
22.
Auto Power
Off
(Option)
23.
Work
Counter
(Option)
24.
Hour Meter
(Option)
24-1
.
POWER
ON
TIME
Hour Meter
24-2.
NC RUNNING
TIME
Hour
Meter
24-3.
CUTTING
TIME
Hour
Meter
24-4.
SPINDLE
REVOLUTION
TIME
Hour
Meter
93
93
95
96
98
98
99
99
99
101
104
104
104
104
104
105
107
107
107
108
108
108
109
111
112
112
112
112
113
113
113
113
113

4203-E
P-(iv)
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PAGE
SECTION
6
DISPLAY
ON
NO
OPERATION
PANEL
114
1.
Status
Indicating
Lamps
2.
Actual
Position
Display
2-1.
Actual
Position
Display
2-2.
RELATIVE
ACT
POSIT
Screen
3.
Program
Display
4.
Block
Display
5.
ATC
Tool
Setting
Data
Display
(Memory-Random
ATC
Specification)
6.
Message
Display
(Option)
7.
Check
Display
7-1.
Display
Screen
7-1
-1
.
NC
Specification
Codes
7-1-2.
NC
Axis
Data
7-1-3.
Diagnostics
7-1-4.
System
Variables
7-1-5.
PLC
Axis
Data
7-1-6.
MCS
Diagnostics
8.
Run
Guide
Display
114
115
115
119
126
129
132
133
134
136
136
137
139
140
145
146
147
SECTION
7
HELP
FUNCTION
150
1
.
Summary
2.
Operation
Procedure
3.
Operation
At
The
Guidance
Display
Screen
4.
Operation
At
The
Alarm
History
(Log)
Display
Screen
5.
Operation
Examples
150
151
154
155
156
III.
DATA
OPERATION
SECTION
1
DATA
SETTING
157
1
.
Mode
Selection
Keys
2.
Data
Setting
157
159

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P-(v)
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
PAGE
3.
Data
Set
Commands
3-1
.
Commands
for
Data
Setting
3-1-1.
SET
Command
3-1-2.
ADD
Command
3-1-3.
CAL
Command
3-2.
Commands
for
Parameter
Selection
3-2-1.
ITEM
Command
3-2-2.
SEARCH
Command
3-2-3.
AXIS CHANGE Command
3-2-4.
Cursor
Keys
3-2-5.
Page
Keys
3-2-6.
EXTEND
Command
3-3.
InpuVOutput
Commands for
Peripherals
3-3-1
.
READ
Command
3-3-2.
PUNCH
Command
3-3-3.
Verify
3-3-4.
Omitting
the
File
Name
and
Device
Name
3-4.
Other
Commands
3-4-1
.
Back
Up
Command
4.
Zero
Set Commands
161
161
161
161
162
162
162
163
164
164
164
165
166
166
168
171
171
172
172
173
Work
Coordinate
System
Origin
173
4-1.
5.
Tool
Data
Set
Commands
175
Tool
Length
Offset
and
Cutter
Radius
Compensation
5-2.
ATC
Pot
No./Tool
No.
Table
5-2-1.
Memory-random
ATC
Specification
5-2-2.
Fixed
Address
ATC
Specifications
5-2-3.
Clearing/Setting
Tool Numbers
6.
Parameter
Setting
175
5-1.
176
176
179
180
181
SECTION
2
PROGRAM
OPERATION
182
1
.
List
of
Program
Commands
182
185
2.
Date
186
3.
Directory
4.
File
Transfer
189
189
Read
Punching
Out
Stored
Program
Data
4-1.
193
4-2.

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PAGE
4-3.
Verifying
Punched
Out
Programs
4-3-1
.
Precautions
for
Tape
Reading-in,
Punching-out,
and
Verifying
Operations
4-4.
Duplication
of
Stored
Program
4-5.
Tape
Reader
Operation
-
Fast
Forward Feed
4-6.
Tape
Reader
Operation
-
Rewind
4-7.
PIP
Quit
5.
Program
Editing
5-1
.
Commands
Used
in
the
Program
Edit
Mode
5-2.
Fundamental
Operations
Necessary
for
Program Editing
5-2-1
.
Readout
of
a
Program
File
from
the
Memory
5-2-2.
Readout
of
a
Program
File
from
the
Memory Using
Wild
Card
“*.*”)
5-2-3.
Cursor
Operations
5-2-4.
Page
Down
5-2-5.
Page
Up
5-3.
One
Line Insertion
5-4.
One
Line Deletion
5-5.
One
Character
Insertion
5-6.
One
Character
Deletion
5-7.
Deletion
5-8.
One
Line
Erasing
5-9.
Find
5-10.
Change
5-11
.
Copy,
Move,
and
Extract
5-11-1.
Copy
5-11-2.
Move
5-11-3.
Extract
5-12.
Page
Mode
5-13.
Insert
Mode
5-14.
Power
Failure/Shutdown
during
Editing
5-14-1.
In-editing
Comment
5-14-2.
Alarm
5-14-3.
Not-guaranteed
Area
Indicating
Symbol
5-14-4.
File
Edit
Starting
Processing
6.
Multi-file Transfer
(MPIP)
6-1.
Multi-file
Read
6-2.
Multi-file
Punch
6-3.
Multi-file
Verify
6-4.
Quitting
Multi-file Transfer
6-5.
Notes
on
Using
Multi-file Transfer
Sub
Commands
197
201
205
208
209
210
211
213
214
214
216
217
221
221
222
223
224
225
226
228
230
233
235
236
238
240
242
243
244
244
245
246
247
248
248
251
254
258
259

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CONTENTS
PAGE
7.
List
262
8.
Data
Arrangement
in
Memory
9.
Time
1
0.
Initializing
11.
Deletion
266
267
268
269
1 2.
Rename
271
13.
Free
273
14.
Protect
15.
Directory-selection-based
File
Operation
Function
15-1.
File
Processing
15-1
-1
.
Procedure
for
Executing
File
Processing
15-1-2.
Method
for
Creating
Commands
15-1-3.
Command
Execution
15-1-4.
Operation
Transition
15-2.
Creating
and
Editing
Commands
15-2-1
.
Command
Creation Screen
15-2-2.
Operation
of
the
Edit
Pointer
15-2-3.
Editing
Modes
15-2-4.
Deleting
Characters
1
5-2-5.
Notes
on
Creating
and
Editing
Commands
15-3.
Use
of
the
Command
History
15-4.
Selecting
Files
From
Directories
(OSP
Format)
1
5-4-1
.
Procedure
for
Selecting
Files
from
Directories
15-4-2.
Directory
Selection
Screen
15-4-3.
Cursor
and
Page
Operations
1
5-4-4.
Function
Key
[F6]
(RETURN),
[F7]
(CANCEL)
and
Cancel
Key
15-4-5.
Effects
of
the
Editing
Modes
15-4-6.
Directory
Display
Method
15-5.
Selecting
Files From Directories
(MS-DOS
Format)
1
5-5-1
.
Procedure
for
Selecting
Files
from
Directories
15-5-2.
Directory
Selection Screen
(for
MS-DOS
Format
Devices)
15-5-3.
Changing
the
Directory
15-5-4.
Function
Key
[F6]
(RETURN),
[F7]
(CANCEL)
and
Cancel
Key
15-5-5.
Directory
Display
Method
275
277
277
277
279
282
283
284
284
285
286
287
288
290
291
291
292
293
294
295
296
299
299
300
301
302
303

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OF
CONTENTS
PAGE
SECTION
3
DATA
INPUT/OUTPUT
OPERATION
304
1
.
NO
Program
Input/Output
Function
Using
MS-DOS
Format
Floppy
Disk
1-1.
Operation
Overview
1-2.
Specifying
MS-DOS
File Names
1-3.
Command
List
1-4.
DIR
(directory)
1-5.
COPY
(copying)
1-6.
RENAME
(renaming)
DELETE
(delete)
1-8.
FREE
(free)
1-9.
PROTECT
(protect)
1-10.
Special
Input/Output
Function
For
Work
Program
Files
1-10-1.
Program
Input
1-10-2.
Program
output
1-11.
Quitting
MS-DOS
1-12.
Character Codes
1-13.
Miscellaneous
Cautions
2.
OSP
Format
I/O
Function
2-1.
Operation
Overview
2-2.
Operation
Commands
2-3.
Types
of
Floppy
Disk
3.
Tape
Punch
Interface
3-1
.
Operation
Commands
3-2.
Parameter
Settings
3-3.
Tape
Format
3-3-1
.
Input
Format
3-3-2.
Output
Format
3-3-3.
EIA
Special
Codes
3-4.
Specifications
3-4-1.
RS232C
Interface
3-5.
Connection
to
Peripheral
Devices
3-5-1.
BTR
System
(No
DC
Codes)
3-5-2.
DC
Code
Control
3-5-3.
DC Code
Control
TYPE2
3-5-4.
Slave
Station
Function
304
304
304
305
307
308
311
313
1-7.
314
316
318
318
319
321
322
322
324
324
325
326
327
327
329
337
337
338
339
340
340
343
343
346
349
352

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OF CONTENTS
PAGE
IV.
PARAMETER
SECTION
1
KINDS
OF
PARAMETERS
356
SECTION
2
PARAMETER TABLE BY
FUNCTION
357
SECTION
3
DESCRIPTION
OF
PARAMETER AND
SETTING
PROCEDURE
....
361
1
.
Display
Select
Screen
(Selection
for
Display
and
Not-display
of
Parameter
Setting
Screens)
2.
Common
Variables
364
366
3.
User
Parameters
368
4.
G/M
Code
Macro
370
5.
NC
Optional
Parameter
(Long
Word)
6.
NC
Optional
Parameter
(Word)
7.
NC
Optional
Parameter
(Bit)
8.
Unit
Systems
for
Programming
9.
NC
Optional
Parameter
RS232C
(CNO:)
1
0.
NC
Optional
Parameter
SPINDLE
(OKUMA
VAC)
11.
System
Parameter
1 2.
Pitch
Error
Compensation
13.
Machine Axis Parameter
371
378
388
411
413
416
419
425
428
14.
Machine
User
Parameters
14-1.
Coolant
Parameters
14-2.
Power
Save/Shutdown
Parameters
14-3.
Timers
14-4.
Indicating
Lamp
Parameters
14-5.
Buzzer
Parameters
14-6.
Spindle
14-7.
ATC/Tool
Exchange
14-8.
Magazine
Parameters
14-9.
External
M
Command
Parameters
.
14-10.
External
Hour Meter
Parameters
..
435
435
437
438
438
439
440
441
441
442
442

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CONTENTS
PAGE
14-11.
Door
I
nterlock
Param
eters
14-12.
Axis
Lubrication
Parameters
14-13.
System
Check
Mode
14-14.
External
Program
Selection
Parameters
14-15.
Chuck
15.
Machine
System
Parameters
15-1.
Spindle
Parameters
15-2.
ATC
Parameters
15-3.
APC
Parameters
1
5-4.
AAC
Parameters
15-5.
Home
Position
Parameters
15-6.
MCS
Parameters
15-7.
Power
Sequence
Parameters
15-8.
Axis
Exchange
Parameters
15-9.
ATC
Arm
Parameters
15-10.
ATC
Arm
Torque
Limiter Parameters
. .
.
443
443
444
444
444
454
454
455
455
455
456
457
457
457
458
458
V.
APPENDIX
SECTION
1
APPENDED
FIGURES
464
1.
NC
Operation
Panel
2.
Machine
Operation
Panel
3.
Option
Panel
4.
Manual Tool
Change
Operation
Panel
for
OSP
4-1
.
Manual Tool
Change
Operation
Panel
(Vertical
Machining
Centers)
4-2.
Manual Tool
Change
Operation
Panel
(Horizontal
Machining
Centers)
4-3.
Manual Tool
Change
Operation
Panel
(MDB-A/B,
MCV-A/B)
4-4.
Manual
Tool
Change
Operation
Panel
(MDB-A/B,
MCV-A/B)
5.
Magazine
Manual
Operation
Panel
5-1.
Magazine
Manual
Operation
Panel
(Vertical
Machining
Centers)
5-2.
Magazine
Manual
Operation
Panel
(Horizontal
Machining
Centers)
5-3.
Magazine
Manual
Operation
Panel
(Double
Column)
6.
Parallel
Type
2-Pallet
APC
Operation
Panel
6-1.
Parallel
Type
2-Pallet
APC
Operation
Panel
(Vertical
Machining
Centers)
. .
6-2.
Parallel
Type
2-Pallet
APC
Operation
Panel
(Horizontal
Machining
Centers)
7.
Rotary
Type
2-Pallet
APC
Operation
Panel
464
465
466
467
467
467
468
468
469
469
470
471
472
472
472
473

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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PAGE
8.
Attachment
Operation
Panel
474
SECTION
2
TABLES
OF
COMMAND
CODES
475
1
.
List
of G
Codes
475
2.
List
of
Mnemonic
Codes
480
3.
List
of
M
Codes
481

I.
SPECIFICATIONS

4203-E
P-1
SECTION
1
FOREWORD
SECTION
1
FOREWORD
Before
reading
this
manual,
please
read this
Foreword which
describes
the
features
of
the
NC,
configuration
of
the manual and
the items
to
be
attended
to
for
reading
the
manual.
[FEATURES
OF
NC]
(1)
Multiple
Main
CPU
System
Permits
CNC
Growth
This
NC
adopts
the
multi-main
CPU
system
in
which
up
to
7
engines
{main
CPU’s)
can
be
installed.
(a)
High
level
functions
and
high
cost
performance
NC
which
can
cope
with
ever
advancing
machine
tools
for faster
speed
and
higher
accuracy.
(b)
The
ever-growing
CNC
which
can
cope
with
any
machine model
and
specifications
by
the
configuration
of
the
main
CPU’s.
(c)
A
built-in
PLC
is
used
for
machine
control.
(2)
Reliable
and
Compact
Package
By
the
innovation
in
hardware
-
adoption
of UCMB
(universal
compact
main
board),
I/O
link,
and
servo
link,
high
reliability
is
realized
in
compact
package.
One
of
the
technological
philosophy
of
OSP,
“variable
software”,
is realized
by
the
flash
memory.
After
the installation
at
the
user’s
production
field,
the
OSP
can
be
upgraded
meeting
user’s
new
requirements.
(3)
NC
Operation
Panel
For the
NC
operation panel,
the
following
three
types
of
panels
are
available.
-
1
4-inch
color
CRT
operation
panel
-
Compact
and
thin
monochrome
display
operation
panel
-
Compact
and
thin
color
display
operation
panel
Depending
on
the
NC
specifications,
some
types
of
operation
panel
are
not
selectable.