What is the setting range of Mazak parameter BA125?

Binary, eight digits. A changed value takes effect: Immediate.

Which bits does Mazak parameter BA125 have?

Bit 0: EIA tailstock barrier, tailstock usage valid/invalid Bit 1: Tailstock present/absent Bit 2: EIA tool barrier, tool holder present/absent Bit 4: Setting of BA11 is handled as tailstock extruding length, valid/invalid Bit 5: Output of spindle revolution M-code specified in same block as synchronous tapping, valid/invalid Bit 6: Alarm stop when [BARRIER CANCEL] is selected at the start of the automatic operation, valid/invalid Bit 7: Alarm stop when jaw Nos. are not specified at the start of the automatic operation, valid/invalid

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PARAMMachine parameter · BARRIER (BA)

BA125

EIA barrier activation

Q: What does Mazak parameter BA125 do?

BA125 is a Machine parameter in the BARRIER group of the MAZATROL SmoothX control (INTEGREX e-670H). EIA barrier activation. Set the types of tailstock, tool holder and chuck for which the EIA barriers are to be activated. 76 543 210 Setting of BA11 is handled as tailstock extruding Execution of spindle revolution M-code specified in Barrier cancellation check (see Note 3) Missing jaw number check (see Note 3) Note : 1. “Tailstock usage invalid” does not mean canceling the tail barriers; it means that the tail will move away prior to machining. 2. Bit 1 in this parameter is valid for the MAZATROL program as well. If bit 1 is set to 0, the tailstock function itself will become invalid. For a machine having a tailstock, be sure to set up 1 at bit 1. 3. Valid only for MAZATROL programs.

Machine-specific. This parameter list is specific to the Mazak INTEGREX e-670H / e-670H-S with the MAZATROL SmoothX control (manual HA64HA0035E). Other Mazak models and control generations use different addresses, ranges and meanings — verify on your own control before changing anything.

What it does

Set the types of tailstock, tool holder and chuck for which the EIA barriers are to be activated. 76 543 210 Setting of BA11 is handled as tailstock extruding Execution of spindle revolution M-code specified in Barrier cancellation check (see Note 3) Missing jaw number check (see Note 3) Note : 1. “Tailstock usage invalid” does not mean canceling the tail barriers; it means that the tail will move away prior to machining. 2. Bit 1 in this parameter is valid for the MAZATROL program as well. If bit 1 is set to 0, the tailstock function itself will become invalid. For a machine having a tailstock, be sure to set up 1 at bit 1. 3. Valid only for MAZATROL programs.

Setting

Setting rangeBinary, eight digits

Unit—

Program typeE

Takes effectImmediate

Bit settings — BA125 is set bit by bit

bit 0
EIA tailstock barrier, tailstock usage valid/invalid
Takes effect: Immediate
bit 1
Tailstock present/absent
Takes effect: Immediate
bit 2
EIA tool barrier, tool holder present/absent
Takes effect: Immediate
bit 4
Setting of BA11 is handled as tailstock extruding length, valid/invalid
Takes effect: Immediate
bit 5
Output of spindle revolution M-code specified in same block as synchronous tapping, valid/invalid
Takes effect: Immediate
bit 6
Alarm stop when [BARRIER CANCEL] is selected at the start of the automatic operation, valid/invalid
Takes effect: Immediate
bit 7
Alarm stop when jaw Nos. are not specified at the start of the automatic operation, valid/invalid
Takes effect: Immediate

Source

Mazak PARAMETER LIST / ALARM LIST / M-CODE LIST, manual HA64HA0035E, p. 93, 94, 597. Reference and explanation only — not a reproduction of the manual.

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