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ACU-RITE MILLPWR G2 Technical Manual (546 pages)

Brand: ACU-RITE | Category: Controller | Size: 7.67 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Update Information

13
- General Information
  13
2 Introduction

15
- Meaning of the Symbols Used in this Manual
  15
- Proper Operation
  15
- Trained Personnel
  15
- Grounding, and Connections
  15
- General Information
  16
- Overview of Components
  17
  - MILLPWR G2 Control
    17
  - Keys on Visual Display Unit
    18
    
    Data Entry Keys
    18
    
    Function Keys
    18
    
    Power Control Keys
    18
    
    Axis Keys
    19
    
    Numerical Keys
    19
    
    Soft Keys
    19
  - Navigation Keys
    20
  - Calculator Function Keys
    20
  - Potentiometer for Feed Rate
    20
  - Milling Function Keys
    21
  - Peripherals Supported
    21
  - Touch Probe Systems
    22
  - Documentation
    24
- Brief Description
  25
  - Accessories
    29
  - Software Options
    29
- Software
  30
  - Designation of the Software
    30
    
    Type
    30
  - PLC Software
    30
  - Enabling Software Options
    30
    
    Enabling Software Options
    31
  - Updating Software
    32
  - Procedure for Updating the Software
    33
  - Data Backup
    34
- Software Releases
  34
  - NC Software 751 005-XX
    34
    
    NC Software 751 005-01
    34
- PC Software Utilities
  35
  - Support
    35
  - Management
    39
- Save Service Files
  39
3 Mounting and Electrical Installation

41
- General Information
  41
  - Safety Precautions
    41
  - Degrees of Protection
    42
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility
    42
    
    Likely Sources of Interference
    42
    
    Protective Measures
    42
- Environmental Conditions
  43
  - Storage and Operating Temperatures
    43
    
    Limit Value for Temperature Inside the Console
    43
    
    Limit Values
    43
    
    Humidity During Operation
    44
    
    Storage Temperatures
    44
  - Heat Generation and Cooling
    44
  - Installation Elevation
    44
  - Mechanical Vibration
    44
- Console Back Panel
  45
- Power Supply
  46
- Buffer Battery
  47
- Encoder Connections
  48
  - General Information
    48
- Touch Probe Systems
  48
  - Triggering Touch Probe for Workpiece Measurement
    49
    
    Touch Probe Connection
    49
- Data Interfaces
  51
  - General Information
    51
  - Ethernet Interface RJ45 Connection
    52
  - Rs-232-C/V.24
    53
    
    Data Interface
    53
  - USB Interface
    54
    
    Front/Rear Panel
    54
    
    USB Hub
    54
- Cable Specifications
  55
- Dimensions
  56
  - Millpwr G2
    56
  - Adapter Block for the Data Interface
    57
  - USB Hub
    58
  - Touch Probe Systems
    59
    
    Adapter Cable for TS
    59
    
    Adapter Cable for TS 120/TS 220
    60
    
    SE 640 Transmitter-Receiver Unit
    61
    
    SE 540 Transmitter-Receiver Unit
    62
4 Machine Parameters

65
- General Information
  65
- Managing Parameters
  67
  - Entering and Editing Machine Parameters
    67
    
    Icons in the Object Tree
    68
    
    Displaying Help Texts
    70
    
    Copy/Paste Value Function in Configeditor
    71
    
    Deleting Objects
    71
    
    Entering and Editing Parameters
    71
    
    Inserting and Copying Objects
    71
    
    Limit Values
    71
    
    Changing Key Names
    72
    
    Saving Input Values
    72
    
    Find Function
    73
    
    Finish Editing
    75
  - Managing Configuration Files
    75
  - Sort File Content
    75
  - Attribute Information
    76
    
    Access Rights
    76
    
    Reaction to Change
    77
  - Update Rules
    77
  - Remove Syntax Error
    78
  - Reset Update Version
    78
  - Backup of Parameters
    79
- Allocation of Configuration Data
  81
  - 3-Axis System
    82
  - Multiple Variants
    82
- Structure of a Parameter File
  83
  - Rules for Entries
    83
- Machine Parameter Subfiles
  85
  - Syntax of MP Subfile
    85
  - Activating MP Subfiles
    85
    
    Activation in the Configuration Editor
    85
    
    Activation by the PLC
    87
  - Displaying/Editing Data Records in the Configuration
    88
    
    Basic Data
    89
    
    Effective Data
    89
    
    Loaded Subfile(S)
    89
    
    Temporary Data
    89
    
    Unload Subfile
    89
- Read or Change Machine Parameters Via a PLC Module
  90
- Overview of the Machine Parameters
  93
  - System" Group
    93
    
    Channels" Group
    181
    
    Axes" Group
    201
    
    Keysynonym
    241
  - Usersetup Parameters
    241
  - Software Version
    245
5 Configuring the Axes

246
- Machine Structure
  246
  - Definition of Axes
    247
    
    Special Kinematics Axes
    249
- Configuration of Machining Channels
  250
  - Axes of Machining Channel
    251
  - Error Behavior of Machining Channel
    252
  - Traversing the Reference Marks
    253
  - Moving to Restore Position
    254
- Configuration of Axes
  255
  - Axis Designations and Coordinates
    256
    
    Standard Coordinates
    257
  - Programmable Axes
    258
    
    Index for Sysread and Syswrite
    259
  - Physical Axes
    260
    
    Activate Axis
    261
    
    Assigning Parameter Blocks
    262
  - Kinematics Properties of Axes
    263
  - Axis System
    264
- Encoders
  265
  - Signal Period
    267
    
    Distance-Coded Reference Marks
    269
    
    Encoder Connections
    270
  - Position Encoder Signal
    271
  - Defining the Traverse Direction
    273
  - Encoder Monitoring
    274
- Analog Axes
  276
  - Rapid Traverse for Analog Axes
    277
- Reading Axis Information
  278
  - Reading the Axis Coordinates
    279
- Traverse Ranges
  280
- Controlling Axes by PLC
  281
- Axis Error Compensation
  284
  - Backlash Compensation
    285
  - Linear Axis Error Compensation
    287
  - Nonlinear Axis Error Compensation
    289
    
    Compensation Value Tables
    291
    
    Entering Compensation Values
    292
    
    Importing Data from Calibration Software
    293
    
    Activate Error Compensation
    294
  - Compensation of Thermal Expansion
    297
- Machine Kinematics
  299
- Reference Marks
  308
  - Traversing the Reference Marks
    309
    
    Renewed Traversing of the Reference Marks
    310
  - 5.12.3 Defining the Process of Traversing the Reference
    311
    
    Position Encoder with Distance-Coded Reference Marks
    313
    
    Linear Measurement through Rotary Encoder
    315
    
    Pass over Reference Point" Mode of Operation
    317
    
    Machine Datum
    318
- The Control Loop
  319
  - Distance
    321
  - Geometry Filter
    322
  - Look-Ahead
    324
    
    Contour Smoothing
    325
    
    Path- Specific Limit Values
    326
    
    Axis-Specific Limit Values
    329
    
    Tolerance for Corners and Arcs
    331
  - Interpolator
    332
  - Filter before Position Control Loop
    333
    
    Function of the Filters before the Position Control Loop
    335
  - Position Controller
    338
    
    Feedback Control
    339
    
    Feedback Control with Following Error
    340
    
    Interrelation of K V Factor, Feed Rate, and Following Error
    341
    
    Feedback Control with Velocity Feedforward
    342
    
    Rapid Traverse and Feed Rate Limitation
    344
- Activating and Deactivating Position Control Loops
  346
  - Clamping the Axes
    347
  - Actual-To-Nominal Value Transfer
    348
- Feed-Rate Enable
  349
- Controller Parameters for Manual Traverse
  350
- Controller Parameters for Analog Axes
  351
- Switching Parameter Blocks
  360
- Monitoring the Drives
  362
  - Switching off Monitoring Functions for Individual Axes
    363
- Position Monitoring
  364
  - Clamped Axes, Hanging Axes
    366
- Movement Monitoring
  367
- Standstill Monitoring
  369
- Positioning Window
  370
  - Axes in Position
    371
  - Axes in Motion
    372
- Temperature Monitoring
  373
- Momentary Utilization of Drive Motors
  374
- EMERGENCY STOP Monitoring
  376
  - Flowcharts
    377
- Fundamentals
  378
  - Sampling Rate
    379
- Prepare Recording
  380
- Setup for Digital Signals
  383
- Record Signals
  384
  - Trigger Conditions
    385
- Analyze Recording
  386
  - Changing the Display
    387
  - Second Cursor
    388
  - Configure the Colors of the Oscilloscope Display
    389
6 Machine Integration

393
- Software Version
  393
- Display and Operation
  394
  - Unit of Measurement for Display and Operation
    395
- Switching the Control On/Off
  397
  - Customer-Specific Logo
    398
  - Starting the Control with Empty PLC Partition
    399
  - Shutting down the Control
    400
  - System Language
    405
  - Programming Station Mode
    407
- Control Operation in the Operating Mode Group
  409
  - Start/Stop of the Machining Channels
    410
- Control Operation in the Machining Channel
  411
  - Retract Tool at NC Stop
    412
  - NC Program Run
    413
    
    Automatic NC Program Start
    414
    
    Terminating the NC Program
    416
    
    Moving the Axes During Program Interruption
    418
    
    Block Scan (Start Block Search)
    419
    
    M, S or T Function in Parallel with Traverse Motion
    420
  - Error Status
    421
  - Assignments in Manual Modes of Operation
    422
- Error Messages and Log Files
  423
  - Deleting Errors
    424
  - Error Log File
    426
  - Current and Previous Error Log File
    427
  - Keystroke Log File
    429
    
    Current and Previous Keystroke Log File
    430
  - Saving Service Files
    431
  - PLC Error Messages
    432
    
    Error Text File
    433
    
    Structure of the Error Text File
    434
    
    Entering Data in Log Files
    439
- Keystroke Simulation
  441
  - Codes for Keystroke Simulation
    447
- Override
  449
  - Compensation for Potentiometers
    451
  - Override Functions
    452
    
    Feedrate Override
    453
    
    Rapid Traverse Override
    455
- Incremental Jog Positioning
  456
  - Measuring Operating Times
    458
  - System Time
    463
    
    Selection of the Touch Probe
    465
  - Using the Touch Probes
    466
    
    Maximum Probing Feed Rate
    467
    
    Introduction
    469
  - Operation of the OLM
    470
  - Screen Layout
    471
    
    Units
    472
    
    Status Display
    473
  - Selecting Axes and Channels
    474
    
    IPO-Internal Variables (Ipo Act Data)
    475
    
    Data from the Ipooffset Module (Offset Data)
    481
    
    Nominal Status of the Axes (Plc Nom State)
    483
    
    Deleting the Following Error (Clear Peaklag)
    488
  - Group of NC Channels
    489
    
    Internal Data of the Offset Interface (Offset Data)
    492
    
    Current Status of the Channel (Act State)
    493
  - Hardware Group
    494
  - Auxiliary Group
    498
    
    Generating Error Messages (Set Error)
    501
  - PLC Group
    502
    
    Plc Trace
    504
  - Queue-Trace
    505
    
    Activating a Q Trace
    506
  - Frequent Causes of Error
    507
    
    Servo Drive Does Not Move
    508
7 Data Interfaces

509
- Introduction
  509
- The Ethernet Interface
  511
- Connecting to the Network
  512
  - Dhcp
    513
  - Static IP Address
    514
  - Configuring Access to a Network Share
    515
- The USB 2.0 Interface
  517
  - Structure
    518
  - Functionality and Signal Designations
    519
- The Serial Interface
  520
  - Signal Levels
    521
  - Signal Designations
    522
- Configuring the Serial Interface
  523
  - Configuration of Interfaces
    524
    
    Creating Parameter Blocks, Configuring Interface Ports
    526
    
    Baud Rate
    527
    
    Communications Protocol
    528
    
    Transmission Reliability Parity Bit
    529
    
    Synchronization Stop Bits
    530
    
    Hardware Handshaking
    531
    
    Software Handshaking
    532
    
    Defining the File System
    533
    
    Block Check Character (BCC)
    534
  - Standard Communications Protocol
    535
    
    Output Selected File
    536
  - Communications Protocol with Block Check Character
    537
    
    Handshaking
    538
    
    Report an Error to the Control
    539
    
    Output Selected File
    540
  - LSV2 Transmission Protocol
    541
- Saving and Downloading Files
  542

ACU-RITE MILLPWR G2 User Manual (244 pages)

Brand: ACU-RITE | Category: Control Systems | Size: 10.71 MB

Keys on Console
2
- Motion Control Keys
  2
- Data Entry Keys
  2
- Function Keys
  2
- Numerical Keys
  2
- Axis Keys
  2
- Soft Keys
  2
- Move Table and Navigation Keys
  3
- Calculator Function Keys
  3
- Potentiometer for Feed Rate Override
  3
- Milling Function Keys
  3
- Peripherals Supported
  3
Manual Information

5
MILLPWR Access Code

11
MILLPWR G2 Access Code

11
- Access Code
  11
- Access to Machine Parameter Operations
  11
- Table of Contents
  13
Millpwr G2

24
- ACU-RITE Conversational and G-Code Format
  24
- Powering up
  25
- E-STOP and Shutdown
  26
- Find Home
  28
- Disengage Z Axis Feature
  29
  - Disengaging the Z Axis Drive
    29
  - Re-Engaging the Z Axis Drive
    29
- Writing Programs
  30
  - Overview
    30
Operating in 2 Axes and 3 Axes Modes

31
1.3 Console

33
- Operating Console
  33
- Rear Panel
  33
- Screen Navigation
  34
  - DRO Mode Display
    34
  - PGM Mode Display
    34
- Dialogues and Drop down Menus
  35
  - Operator Prompts
    35
  - Cursor
    35
- General Operating Guidelines
  36
  - Operating Modes
    37
  - Popup Menus
    38
  - Keyboard
    39
  - Special Characters
    39
  - Navigational Soft Keys
    39
  - Editing Keys
    40
- Calculator
  40
  - Numeric Keypad
    40
- Context Sensitive Help
  41
  - Using Context Sensitive Help
    41
- Console Keypad
  42
1.4 Operating Mode Screens

43
- Display Navigation
  43
- DRO Display Screen
  43
- Program Display Screen
  44
1.5 Accessories

44
- Electronic Edge Finder
  44
2.1 Conventions

46
- Axis Conventions
  46
  - Count Direction
    46
  - Axis
    46
  - Y Axis
    46
  - Z Axis
    46
  - Cartesian Coordinates
    46
  - Polar Coordinates
    46
  - Absolute and Incremental Work Piece Positions
    47
    
    Absolute Work Piece Positions
    47
    
    Incremental Work Piece Positions
    47
  - Setting the Datum
    48
    
    Overview
    48
2.2 Manual Machine Positioning

49
- Move Table
  49
  - Changing the Mode
    49
  - Incremental Moves
    49
  - Continuous Moves
    49
  - Adjusting the Feedrate
    50
  - Preset Moves
    50
  - Zero Incremental
    50
3.1 DRO Manual Data Input

52
- Overview
  52
- DRO Screen
  53
- Status Bar Display
  54
- Move Table
  55
- Milling Function
  55
- Zeroing an Axis
  56
- Teach Position
  56
- Electronic Edge Finder
  57
- Skewing
  58
- Milling Function Keys
  59
- DRO Operations
  60
  - Rectangle Milling
    60
  - Rectangle Milling Example
    60
  - Circle Milling
    61
  - Circle Milling Example
    61
  - DRO Mill Cycles
    62
3.2 Calculator

63
- Accessing the Calculator
  63
  - Using the Calculator to Insert Data
    63
- Trig Functions
  64
  - Trig Functions
    65
Tool Table

67
- Overview
  68
- Tool Compensation Required Data
  68
- Tool Numbers / Tool Names
  69
- Locating the Tool Table
  69
- Tool Table
  70
  - Editing the Tool Table
    70
  - Editing an Existing Tool
    71
- Tool Table Structure
  71
  - Tool Table: Standard Tool Data
    71
4.2 Tool Data

72
5.1 Programming Introduction

78
- Program Display Mode
  78
  - Display Area
    78
- Program Function Screen
  79
  - Folder View
    79
- Program Drawing View
  80
- Program Screen Display
  81
- Program Mode Soft Keys
  82
- Program Functions
  83
  - Program Functions Soft Keys
    83
  - View Hard Key
    86
  - Step Functions Soft Keys
    88
  - Program Steps Soft Keys
    89
  - Clear Program Soft Key
    90
  - Save/Discard Soft Key
    90
  - Run Options Soft Keys
    91
  - Program Saving
    92
    
    Saving a Program
    92
5.2 Program Mode Functions

93
- Program Type Filter
  93
- USB Access
  93
5.3 Creating Programs Overview

94
- New Part Program
  94
6.1 Conversational Programming

96
- Programming Considerations
  96
- From" and "To" Points
  96
  - Depth of Cut
    96
  - Pass
    96
  - Tool Offset
    97
  - Datum Selection
    97
  - Absolute Vs. Incremental Dimensions
    98
  - Continuous Milling
    98
  - Fundamentals for Creating a Program
    99
    
    Entering Milling Steps
    99
    
    Adding/Inserting Milling Steps
    100
    
    Editing or Deleting a Milling Step
    100
    
    Program Errors
    101
    
    Program Edited
    101
    
    Step Form Validation
    102
  - Running a Program
    103
    
    Skewing a Part
    103
- Establishing a Datum
  105
  - Overview
    105
  - Steps to Establish the Datum
    106
  - Axis Datum
    107
  - Y Axis Datum
    107
  - Z Axis Datum
    107
  - Retract Z
    108
  - Using an Electronic Edge Finder
    108
  - Setting the Datum on an Edge
    109
  - Setting the Datum at the Centerline
    110
  - Setting the Datum at the Center of a Circle
    110
  - Test the Datum Setting
    111
  - Testing a MILLPWR G2 Program
    112
  - Single Step
    113
  - Dry Run
    113
- Machining Your Part
  114
- Potentiometer for Feedrate Override
  115
- Manually Positioning the Quill
  116
Folders

117
- Folder Functions
  117
  - Creating a Folder
    117
  - Naming a New Folder
    118
  - Deleting a Folder
    118
  - Saving a Program
    118
  - Naming a Program
    119
  - Deleting a Program
    119
  - Loading a MILLPWR G2 (MPT) Program
    120
  - Importing a DXF Drawing
    121
- G-Code Programs
  122
  - G-Code Editing Capabilities
    122
  - Loading a G-Code Program
    123
  - Running a G-Code Program
    123
  - Starting or Stopping a G-Code Program
    124
- G-Code and M-Code Definitions
  125
  - G-Code
    125
  - M-Code Definition
    129
  - Additional G-Code Conventions for MILLPWR G2
    132
- Backing up a Program
  133
  - Copy and Paste Programs
    133
  - Program Errors
    134
Demonstration Program

135
- Overview
  136
  - Selecting Datum
    136
  - Begin Programming
    137
    
    Selecting a Tool
    137
    
    Programming a Line
    138
    
    Programming an Arc
    139
    
    Programming the Connecting Line
    140
    
    Programming the Lower Vertical Line
    141
    
    Programming the Lower Angle Line
    142
    
    Programming the Upper Angle Line
    143
    
    Programming a Blend
    144
    
    Closing the Contour
    145
    
    Tool Change for the Bolt Hole Pattern
    146
    
    Programming the Bolt Circle
    147
    
    Tool Change for the Rectangular Pocket
    148
    
    Programming the Rectangular Pocket
    149
  - Testing the Program
    150
    
    Run Options
    150
    
    Dry Run with Table Movement
    150
  - Running the Program
    151
  - Tool Changes
    152
  - Clearing the Program
    152
Milling and Drilling

153
- Overview
  154
  - Selecting a Tool
    155
  - Repeatable Tool Length Offsets
    158
    
    Programming a Tool
    158
    
    Changing to a Tool of Unknown Length in DRO Mode
    159
    
    Changing to a Tool of Unknown Length in a Program
    160
  - Position/Milling
    161
    
    Position / Drill
    161
    
    Line
    162
    
    Arc
    163
    
    Blend/Chamfer
    164
    
    Contour
    167
  - Rectangular Milling Functions
    169
    
    Rectangle Pocket
    169
    
    Rectangle Frame
    171
    
    Rectangle Face
    173
    
    Rectangle Slot
    175
- Circular Milling Functions
  177
  - Circle Pocket
    177
  - Circle Frame
    179
  - Circle Ring
    181
  - Circle Helix
    183
  - Radial Slot
    184
- Hole Patterns
  185
  - Row of Holes
    185
  - Hole Frame and Array
    187
  - Bolt Circle Patterns
    189
8.2 Additional Milling Functions

190
- Step Functions Soft Key
  190
  - Explode
    190
  - Reverse Step
    191
  - Reverse Path
    191
  - Change Steps
    192
  - Shift/Rotate Steps
    192
  - Delete Steps
    193
  - Copy/Move Steps
    193
- Custom Pockets
  194
  - Custom Pocket
    194
  - Island
    195
- Advanced Custom Pocket Machining
  197
  - Pilot Drilling
    197
  - Rough Milling
    198
  - Bottom Finishing
    199
  - Side Finishing
    200
- Repeat, Rotate
  201
  - Repeat
    201
  - Rotate
    201
  - Mirror
    202
- Other Steps
  202
  - Engrave Line
    203
  - Engrave Arc
    204
  - Comment Step
    205
  - Auxiliary Functions
    205
  - Dwell
    207
  - Reference Point
    207
9.1 Geometry Calculator

210
- Overview
  210
- Accessing the Geometry Calculator
  210
  - Geometry Calculator Layout
    211
  - Geometry Listing
    211
  - Geometry Graphic
    211
9.2 Geometry User Interface

212
- Adding Geometry Features to Listing
  212
  - Geopoint
    212
  - Geoline
    212
  - Geoarc
    212
  - Finding Geometry Solutions
    212
  - Managing Geometry Results
    214
  - Returning Features to the Part Program
    215
  - Geometry Calculator Functions
    215
    
    Clear Calculator
    215
    
    Loading and Saving Calculator Contents
    215
    
    Loading the Part Program into the Geometry Calculator
    215
  - Program Example
    216
    
    Locating Points B and C
    216
  - Creating the Program
    216
    
    Step 1
    216
    
    Step 2
    217
    
    Step 3
    218
    
    Finding the Points of Tangency
    219
    
    Returning the Line Coordinate
    219
    
    Returning the Arc Feature
    220
    
    Finishing the Program
    220
9.3 RPM Calculator

221
- RPM Functions
  221
  - Using the RPM Calculator
    221
  - RPM Dialogue
    221
Setup

223
- Overview
  224
  - 10.1 Setup
    224
  - Job Setup
    224
  - Installation Setup
    224
  - Tool Table
    224
  - Message Log
    224
- Job Setup
  225
  - Scale Factor
    226
  - Feed Rate
    227
  - Display
    227
  - Pecks or Passes Is
    227
  - Job Clock - Parts Counter
    228
  - Probing
    228
- Tool Table
  229
- Message Log
  229
- Service Files
  230
Auxiliary Machine Interface (AMI)

231
- Machine Functions Menu
  232
12.1 Updating System Software

234
- Software Update
  234
- Procedure for Updating the Software
  234
13.1 MILLPWR Off-Line Software

236
MILLPWR G2 Off-Line Software

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- Off-Line Simulator
  236
- System Requirements
  236
- Installation
  237
- Operation
  237
- On Screen Keypad
  238
- Keyboard Shortcuts
  238
- Updating
  240

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ACU-RITE MILLPWR G2 Software Update (7 pages)

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ACU-RITE MILLPWR G2 Software Update (6 pages)

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ACU-RITE MILLPWR G2 Software Update (6 pages)

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