What does Mazak parameter F87 do?

F87 is a User parameter in the EIA/ISO group of the MAZATROL SmoothX control (INTEGREX e-670H). 8 bit settings.

What is the setting range of Mazak parameter F87?

Binary, eight digits. A changed value takes effect: At power on.

Which bits does Mazak parameter F87 have?

Bit 0: Selection of whether or not the machine is to be offset by each change only in the deviation vector Bit 1: Selection of whether or not the check for mismatch of the workpiece origin and table rotation center is to be conducted Bit 2: Data alteration checking function valid/invalid (tool-related function) Bit 3: Feed rate display method for the superposition system Bit 4: Single-block mode cancellation during fixed cycle invalid/valid Bit 5: Common variables (#500 and on) are cleared by resetting or at the program end, invalid/valid Bit 6: Local variables are cleared by resetting or at the program end, invalid/valid Bit 7: Common variables (#100 to #199) are cleared by resetting or at the program end, invalid/valid

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PARAMUser parameter · EIA/ISO (F)

F87

EIA/ISO bit settings (8 bits)

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.

Bit settings — F87 is set bit by bit

bit 0
Selection of whether or not the machine is to be offset by each change only in the deviation vector
Takes effect: At power on
bit 1
Selection of whether or not the check for mismatch of the workpiece origin and table rotation center is to be conducted
Takes effect: At power on
bit 2
Data alteration checking function valid/invalid (tool-related function)
Takes effect: At power on
bit 3
Feed rate display method for the superposition system
Takes effect: At power on
bit 4
Single-block mode cancellation during fixed cycle invalid/valid
Takes effect: At power on
bit 5
Common variables (#500 and on) are cleared by resetting or at the program end, invalid/valid
Takes effect: At power on
bit 6
Local variables are cleared by resetting or at the program end, invalid/valid
Takes effect: At power on
bit 7
Common variables (#100 to #199) are cleared by resetting or at the program end, invalid/valid
Takes effect: At power on

Source

Mazak PARAMETER LIST / ALARM LIST / M-CODE LIST, manual HA64HA0035E, p. 33, 204. Reference and explanation only — not a reproduction of the manual.

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