TABLE bit settings (8 bits)
- bit 0
Axial direction of the two axes to be checked by the software limit relative position check function (1st set of axes)
- bit 1
Axial direction of the two axes to be checked by the software limit relative position check function (2nd set of axes)
- bit 2
Axial direction of the two axes to be checked by the software limit relative position check function (3rd set of axes)
- bit 3
Axial direction of the two axes to be checked by the software limit relative position check function (4th set of axes)
Specify the relationship between axial directions of the two axes, on the machine coordinate system, for which software limit relative position is checked. 0: Same direction 1: Reverse directions Example : When checking the software limit relative position between the Z2- and W-axis, the positive (+) direction of the W-axis on the machine coordinate system may be the same or reverse direction of the positive (+) direction of the Z2-axis depending on the machine model. Set “0” if the positive (+) direction of the Z2- and W-axis is the same on the machine coordinate system as shown in Fig. 1. Conversely, if the direction is reverse as shown in Fig. 2, then set “1”. Fig. 1 Fig. 2
- bit 4
Formula selection for calculating horsepower and thrust on the TOOL DATA display with [AUTO SET]
Selection of formula to be used for calculating the horsepower and thrust on the TOOL DATA display with [AUTO SET] 0: M640M compatible scheme 1: New scheme
- bit 5
Teaching when the lower turret is selected in the basic coordinate system unit (WPC)
When [TEACH] is tapped while the lower turret is selected in the basic coordinate system unit, 0: Causes Alarm 1450 SELECT LOWER TURRET 1: Enables teaching only along the Z- and C-axis. (With other axes, Alarm 1450 SELECT LOWER TURRET is caused.)
- bit 6
Fixed value
- bit 7
Fixed value
Mazak PARAMETER LIST / ALARM LIST / M-CODE LIST, manual HA64HA0035E, p. 75, 493, 494. Reference and explanation only — not a reproduction of the manual.