Mitsubishi Electric GOT2000 Series User Manual page 577

■6. CNC C80 screens that can be monitored
With the CNC monitor 2, you can view screens and perform operations as shown below.
For the details of the following screens, refer to the manual of the CNC C80.
Type Screen No.
100
101
102
103
106
107
108
109
110
Monitor
111
screen
112
113
114
115
116
118
119
120
121
123
201
202
203
204
205
206
Setup screen
207
208
209
210
213
217
218
301
Edit screen
305
Screen name
Monitor screen
Operation search
Restart search
Edit (Operation search)
Counter displays
Tool offset
Work offset
Counter set
Manual numerical value
command
Modal display
Program tree
Integrated time
Common variable
Local variable
Buffer correction
Origin set
Verify stop
Load meter
Spindle standby
All spindles' rotation speed
Setup screen (Tool offset)
Tool measurement
Tool registration
Tool life management
Work coordinate system offset
Workpiece measurement
User parameters
MDI program editing
Counter set
Manual numerical value
command
Tool management
Machining condition selection I
Barrier data
Edit screen
Input/Output (Edit screen)
Description
Display operation information such as the axis counter, speed display, and M, S,
T, B commands.
Call a program for automatic operation.
Restart machining from a selected block.
Edit the searched machining program.
Display the counter for all axes. The type of the counter is selectable from the
menu.
Set and display tool compensation data.
Set and display the workpiece coordinate offset.
Set the relative position counter to an arbitrary value.
Set and display each command for the spindle function, miscellaneous function,
tool function, and 2nd miscellaneous function.
Display the execution modal value of the machining program.
Display the program, MDI interrupt, and user macro call in the nesting structure.
Set and display the integrated time (such as date, time, power-on time).
Set and display the details of common variables.
Specify a nesting level of the subprogram control, and display local variables.
Apply a block stop and correct or change the next command during the
automatic operation or MDI operation.
Set or cancel the origin.
Register a verification stop position where a single block stop is applied.
Display the spindle load and Z axis load in meter.
Display the spindle tool number and the standby tool number.
Display the commanded rotation speed and actual rotation speed of all spindles.
Configure the tool and workpiece related settings.
The tool compensation amount screen is selected.
Set and display tool compensation data.
Measure the length and radius of a tool manually, and set the data as the tool
offset amount.
Register a tool number according to the magazine pot, spindle, and standby
position.
Set and display tool life management data including the tool usage conditions.
Set and display the workpiece coordinate offset.
Measure the face, hole center, and width center of a workpiece manually, and
set the data as the coordinate system offset amount.
Set and display user parameters.
Display and edit the MDI programs in the NC memory.
Set the relative position counter to an arbitrary value.
Set and display each command for the spindle function, miscellaneous function,
tool function, and 2nd miscellaneous function.
Set and display the tool data used for preventing machine collisions.
Define multiple sets of high-accuracy parameters according to machining
applications and processes.
Set and display the chuck barrier and tailstock barrier.
(Only for the L system)
Edit (add, delete, or change) programs, and create new ones.
Perform data input or output between the NC memory and an external I/O
device.
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