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YASNAG 2000G

YASNAG 2000G
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WITH CRT CHARACTER DISPLAY OPERATOR'S MANUAL

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YASNAC 2000G with CRT character display (henceforth called CRT display) la the latest CNC specifically designed for lathe applications The CRT display prominently shows commands, positions, tool offset data, etc. In addition, several blocks of these data can be collectively displayed. This facilitates recognition and operator convenience In writing, modifying the data, as well as checking. The adoption of flat type keyboard combines modern styling with more touch surface, and simplifies the operation, resulting in increased reliability. This manual describes the instructions for handling...

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NC OPERATOR'S PANEL WITH CIT CHARACTER DISPLAY 4.1 PUSHBUTTONS, KEYS, AND LAMPS Power ON/OFF Pushbuttons BRIGHT Control Knob ■ • • Indicating Lamps * • • * * FUNCTION Select Keys • ■ PAGE Select Keys ( t LINE Select Keys 1 Ll?E\ 4. 1. 16 TAPE FEED and SYSTEM NO. Switches 4.2.3 Remote Turning ON/OFF Pushbuttons 4.3 DISPLAY AND WRITING OPERATION • • • - 4.3.3 Writing Command Data by MDI • • ■ 4.3.5 Display of Tool Offset Value * • • • 4.3.6 Writing of Tool Offset Value • • • • 4.3.7 Writing of Incremental Value of Tool Offset 4.4 STORING TOOL OFFSET VALUES FROM NC TAPE + 4.5.1 Storing Part...

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4.7.4 Outline of Tape Data Storing and Punching Operation • • 44 4.a COLLATING OF STORED PART PROGRAM AND OFFSET VALUE 44 APPtNOIX-2 DETAILED DISPLAY OF ALARM CODES "14" AND "15" • . 43

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WITH CRT CHARACTER DISPLAY 4.1 PUSHBUTTONS, KEYS, AND LAMPS Fig. 4-. 1 shows an overall view of NC operator's panel with CRT display. The names and func- tions of operator devices are as follows. Indicating characters: Alphabetic characters - |Aj through[zj 4.1.1 POWER ON/OFF PUSHBUTTONS To turn on the power for the control: Depress the pushbutton first to turn on the control power and depress it again to turn on the servo power. Push this button to recover the servo power after an emergency stop. To turn off the power for the control: Depress it to turn off both the servo and control...

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• READY lamp This lights up when both the control and servo powers have normally been supplied to the control and thus the control is ready for oper- ation. While this lamp remains off, the control cannot be operated, either manually or . LABEL SKIP lamp It is on when the Label Skip function is effec- tive when power has been turned on or the control has been reset. The Label Skip is the function that makes tape setting easy by ignor- ing all tape information until the first EOB is encountered. It goes off when EOB has been lamp indicates that memory or tape is This lamp will not affect the...

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To select this key for display of alarm and status codes. To select this key for display of input/output signal status. To select this key for display or writing-in To select this key for display or writing-in (MDI) of the command data for automatic • IPOS (Position)key- To select '.his key for display of various cur- rent positions. To select this key for display or writing-in of tool offset values. COM key in the EDT mode makes them func- tion as the alternate switches changing the (1) Normal-display -- A designated line or | using large size cha- \ racters (line-display). (2)...

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NOTES. Use of decimal point key Q • By depressing the decimal point key when writing-in a distance data (X, Z, U, W, I, K, or R), a feedrate data (F or £) or a time data (U). keying the trailing zero can be omitted. EXAMPLE: In case of 0.01 mm least input (in case of INCH input t, a decimal point ■ When writing in M, S and/or T codes, never use the decimal point key. The decimal point will generally be disregarded, but sometimes concurrence may not be obtained during an address search. 4. 1.8 PAGE SELECT KEYS After selecting the display (and writing-in) func- tion using FUNCTION select...

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Table 4.1.8 List of PAGE Display Note 1: The display will be blank in other than the MEM mode. Note 2- Although the displayed picture can be renewed by depressing a PAGE Note 3 No display can be made with the SYSTEM NO. at "0."

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key is depressed during the last page display, it returns to PBB, while with the In case of a wide-display, "o" mark will flickenngly be displayed at the head of the designated "line" or "block." When the normal-display (line-display) is PAGE key is depressed, the head line (the first line of data to be displayed) of the page or the displayed picture renewed will be dis- 4.1.9 LINE SELECT KEYS LINE select keys are to designate an object "line" or "block" in order to display and write- in. "The number of line" designated using the LINE keys (or all other operations) will be displayed at the...

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Table 4. 1.9 List of LINE Display Display contents operation won't Editing part program When this FUNCTION first. 1 block that the Tool offset value dis- INPUT/OUTPUT signal When this FUNC- depressed first, already assigned line data will be tion won't affect the Note 1. Although the displayed block is renewed by depressing the LINE key, the line number will not be renewed. • When a LINE key is depressed beyond the "page" which the displayed line belongs to, the page as well as the line will be renewed. * When a display goes to the wide-display (page- display) by depressing again...

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A "line" moves by operating the PAGE key. A "page" may happen to be renewed via the In the MEM mode, the LINE key is effective Depressing the both LINE keys, simul- taneously makes line number "00" forcibly. ORG key is used when a position display of X- or Z- axis will be set at "0" on the current position display B. See 4.3.4 Current Position WR key is to store the address data keyed in using the ADDRESS and DATA keys into the buf- 4.1.12 AS (ADDRESS SEARCH) KEYS AS key is to start searching of address data in a tape or part program memory. See 4.3. 13 "Address Search" for further details....

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