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Spindle speed S
The spindle speed S is entered in revolutions per minute (rpm) in
a TOOL CALL block. Instead, you can also define the cutting speed
Vc in meters per minute (m/min).
Programmed change
In the part program, you can change the spindle speed in a TOOL
CALL block by entering the spindle speed only:
Program a tool call: Press the TOOL CALL key
Ignore the dialog question for Tool number ? with
the NO ENT key
Ignore the dialog question for Working spindle
axis X/Y/Z ? with the NO ENT key
Enter the new spindle speed for the dialog
question Spindle speed S= ?, and confirm with
END, or switch via the VC soft key to entry of the
cutting speed.
Changing during program run
You can adjust the spindle speed during program run with the
spindle speed potentiometer S.
- User's Manual 1
- HEIDENHAIN 1
- Conversational Programming 1
- Controls of the TNC 2
- About this manual 6
- Intended place of operation 9
- Legal information 9
- Fundamentals 10
- Contents 11
- First Steps with 43
- First Steps with the TNC 128 44
- 1.1 Overview 44
- 1.2 Machine switch-on 44
- The most important TNC keys 45
- Defining a workpiece blank 47
- Programming a simple contour 49
- Creating a cycle program 51
- Starting the test run 55
- 1.5 Setting up tools 56
- Setting up tools 1.5 57
- 1.6 Workpiece setup 58
- Workpiece setup 1.6 59
- 1.7 Running the first program 60
- 2.1 The TNC 128 62
- Display screen 63
- Setting the screen layout 63
- Modes of Operation 2.3 65
- 2.3 Modes of Operation 65
- Status displays 2.4 67
- 2.4 Status displays 67
- 2.5 Window Manager 74
- Window Manager 2.5 75
- Handwheels 76
- Fundamentals, file 79
- 3.1 Fundamentals 80
- Fundamentals 3.1 81
- Conversational format 84
- Define the blank: BLK FORM 85
- Opening a new part program 86
- Actual position capture 89
- Editing a program 90
- The TNC search function 93
- Data Backup 97
- Directories 98
- Calling the file manager 100
- Creating a new directory 102
- Creating a new file 102
- Copying a single file 102
- Copying a directory 104
- Copying a table 104
- Deleting a file 106
- Deleting a directory 106
- Tagging files 107
- Renaming a file 108
- Sorting files 108
- Additional functions 109
- The TNC in a network 118
- USB devices on the TNC 119
- Programming: 121
- Programming aids 121
- 4.1 Screen keyboard 122
- Adding comments 4.2 123
- 4.2 Adding comments 123
- 4.3 Structuring programs 124
- Calculator 4.4 125
- 4.4 Calculator 125
- 4.5 Programming graphics 128
- Programming graphics 4.5 129
- Error messages 4.6 131
- 4.6 Error messages 131
- Application 137
- Working with the TNCguide 138
- Programming: Tools 146
- Spindle speed S 147
- 5.2 Tool data 148
- Tool data 5.2 149
- Tool compensation 5.3 163
- 5.3 Tool compensation 163
- Tool movements 167
- Programming: Tool movements 168
- 6.1 Fundamentals 168
- Fundamentals 6.1 169
- 6.2 Tool movements 170
- Tool movements 6.2 171
- Subprograms and 173
- Section Repeats 174
- Subprograms 7.2 175
- 7.2 Subprograms 175
- Program-section repeats 7.3 177
- 7.3 Program-section repeats 177
- Operating sequence 179
- Programming notes 179
- Nesting 7.5 181
- 7.5 Nesting 181
- Programming examples 7.6 185
- 7.6 Programming examples 185
- Programming: Q 189
- Parameters 189
- Programming: Q Parameters 190
- 8.3 Describing contours with 194
- 16 FN 0: Q5 = +10 195
- 17 FN 3: Q12 = +Q5 * +7 195
- 8.4 Angle functions 196
- Calculation of circles 8.5 197
- 8.5 Calculation of circles 197
- Abbreviations used: 199
- 8.8 Additional functions 202
- Additional functions 8.8 203
- A transaction 223
- Programming SQL commands 225
- Overview of the soft keys 225
- SQL SELECT 227
- SQL FETCH 229
- SQL COMMIT 231
- SQL ROLLBACK 231
- Programming example 235
- 8.11 String parameters 236
- String parameters 8.11 237
- Active tool radius: Q108 247
- Tool axis: Q109 247
- Miscellaneous 251
- Overview 253
- 360°: M94 256
- 250 X+0 F125 M140 MB 50 F750 259
- 251 X+0 F125 M140 MB MAX 259
- Special functions 261
- Program defaults menu 263
- Freely definable tables 10.2 265
- 10.2 Freely definable tables 265
- File functions 10.3 271
- 10.3 File functions 271
- TRANS DATUM AXIS 272
- TRANS DATUM TABLE 273
- TRANS DATUM RESET 274
- Creating Text Files 10.5 275
- 10.5 Creating Text Files 275
- Manual operation 279
- Manual operation and setup 280
- 11.1 Switch-on, switch-off 280
- Switch-on, switch-off 11.1 281
- 11.2 Moving the machine axes 282
- Functions software option 17) 293
- Introduction 300
- Datum setting in any axis 305
- Positioning with 313
- Manual Data Input 313
- Test run and 317
- Test run and program run 318
- 13.1 Graphics 318
- Graphics 13.1 319
- 13.4 Test Run 330
- Test Run 13.4 331
- 13.5 Program run 332
- Program run 13.5 333
- 13.6 Optional block skip 342
- MOD functions 345
- 14.1 MOD function 346
- MOD function 14.1 347
- 14.2 Graphic settings 348
- Machine settings 14.3 349
- 14.3 Machine settings 349
- System settings 14.4 351
- 14.4 System settings 351
- 14.5 Position Display Types 352
- 14.8 Software numbers 354
- 14.9 Entering the code number 354
- Setting the RS-232 interface 355
- Data transfer software 359
- Ethernet interface 14.11 361
- 14.11 Ethernet interface 361
- Firewall 14.12 367
- 14.12 Firewall 367
- Cycle fundamentals 372
- 15.1 Introduction 372
- Available Cycle Groups 15.2 373
- 15.2 Available Cycle Groups 373
- Using PATTERN DEF 379
- Defining a single row 379
- Defining a single pattern 381
- Defining a full circle 383
- Defining a pitch circle 383
- Cycle parameters 385
- Cycle run 387
- Point tables 15.7 389
- 15.7 Point tables 389
- Drilling, boring 393
- 16.1 Fundamentals 394
- CENTERING (Cycle 240) 16.2 395
- 16.2 CENTERING (Cycle 240) 395
- DRILLING (Cycle 200) 16.3 397
- 16.3 DRILLING (Cycle 200) 397
- REAMING (Cycle 201) 16.4 399
- 16.4 REAMING (Cycle 201) 399
- BORING (Cycle 202) 16.5 401
- 16.5 BORING (Cycle 202) 401
- BACK BORING (Cycle 204) 16.7 407
- 16.7 BACK BORING (Cycle 204) 407
- (Cycle 241) 414
- Programming Examples 16.10 417
- 16.10 Programming Examples 417
- (Cycle 206) 420
- 16.13 Programming Examples 424
- Programming Examples 16.13 425
- Fixed cycles: 427
- Pocket milling / 427
- 17.1 Fundamentals 428
- FACE MILLING (Cycle 233) 17.4 437
- 17.4 FACE MILLING (Cycle 233) 437
- 17.5 Programming Examples 444
- Programming Examples 17.5 445
- Cycles: Coordinate 447
- Transformations 447
- 18.1 Fundamentals 448
- DATUM SHIFT (Cycle 7) 18.2 449
- 18.2 DATUM SHIFT (Cycle 7) 449
- (Cycle 7) 450
- Configuring the datum table 454
- Exiting the datum table 454
- Status displays 454
- 18.5 MIRRORING (Cycle 8) 456
- SCALING (Cycle 11 18.6 457
- 18.6 SCALING (Cycle 11 457
- 18.8 Programming Examples 460
- Programming Examples 18.8 461
- Cycles: Special 463
- Functions 463
- Cycles: Special Functions 464
- 19.1 Fundamentals 464
- DWELL TIME (Cycle 9) 19.2 465
- 19.2 DWELL TIME (Cycle 9) 465
- 19.3 PROGRAM CALL (Cycle 12) 466
- PROGRAM CALL (Cycle 12) 19.3 467
- Touch probe cycles 469
- Probe Cycles 471
- Executing touch probe cycles 473
- 20.3 Touch probe table 474
- Touch probe table 20.3 475
- 20.4 Fundamentals 476
- Fundamentals 20.4 477
- Tables and 489
- Tables and overviews 490
- 21.3 Technical Information 504
- Technical Information 21.3 505
- Touch probes from HEIDENHAIN 513
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