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2. Levelling
Then, move the Z axis and adjust a twist, etc. Before moving the
Z axis, be sure to return the X axis to the zero point in advance.
(This is necessary to prevent the chuck from ’interfering with the
level rest ) .
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Procedure :
Note) The bolts (j?) , @ and (fl) are provided for supporting
the weight of the power control cabinet. If they are
tightened too much, the machine level may be affected.
Therefore, tighten them, checking the machine level
fully.
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3. Mounting the Guard (When Using the Side Mounting Type Coolant Tank)
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(When Using the Rear Mounting Type Coolant Tank)
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How to check PC Ladder
1) Turn on power
Example :
5) Key in
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PARAMETER SETTING 10T-F CONTROL
PROGRAM
1 POSITION | PROGRAM| OFFSET| CHECK | SETTING | SERVICE | MESSAGE| \ CHAPTER |
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to Bit "0" . This Bit is labled PWE (Parameter Write Enable] and
is normally a "0".
Change Bit "0" from "0" to "1" by pressing | ON: 1 f Soft Key.
Press Menu Soft Key (first key on left), and then | Service | Soft
Key in 8000 and press | Input No. | Soft Key to disable Parameter
Write Enable.
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DIAGNOSTICS 10T-F CONTROL
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
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F NC to PC Signals
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If Soft OT Alarm Occurs
When the Soft OT Alarm shows on the CRT Screen, after turning
on the N/C power, zero returning and moving the Axis, do the
following.
are pressed.
DISPLAY
FS10TF 15121
(Omitted)
IPL
1. Dump memory
2 .
3. Clear File
4. Setting
5.
6. End IPL
Press | 4 ] input.
Press [_Nj [_6J input.
Press Stand By
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5) Confirming the ON/OFF positions and stepping allowance of the de¬
celeration dog.
• DGN operation
a) Display the initial screen. (Same as MDI operation.)
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SERVICE CHAPTER
V keys are pressed in that order
PARAME DLAGNO
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c) If the DIAGNOSIS key is pressed,
DIAGNOSIS (D1/BH1)
Bit No.
000 05
DGN
Bit No. 5 NO. 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
X Axis 064
Bit No. 5
Z Axis 068
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|0| ... Microswitch ON status
| 1 | . .. Microswitch OFF status
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d) Adjust the X-axis dog stepping allowance and OFF position.
(?) Hove the X axis in the "+" direction by the handle and read a
counter value when the above-mentioned signal status changes
to 0. Hove the X axis further in the "+" direction and read
the counter value when the signal status changes to 1 this
time. A difference of these counter values is a dog stepp¬
ing allowance. Adjust a clearance between the microswitch
and dog sheet so that this difference will stay in a range of
28 mm to 35 mm.
(5) When moving the X axis in. the direction after completing
the adjustment of the stepping allowance in (?) , adjust a dog
position so that the counter value will be 5 mm ±0.5 when the
signal status changes from 0 to 1.
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(5) Press 1t| located on the left end of the | SHIFT| key on the
NC keyboard to display the below-mentioned screen.
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_ NAP PWE
RRRl SHIFT 8 0 0 0 f~0 0 0 o o'o o 0 |
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Press this key.
Yellow Cursor
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Press this key.
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INPUT INPUT ON : 1 OFF : 0
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parameter to be rewritten.
NAP PWE
When this is done, "ALP" 8 0 0 0 0000000 [T]
will be displayed on the
lower right part of the
screen .
b) Offsetting the shift amount
© Press the | RETURN] key located on the lower left end of the
screen the display the initial screen.
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(5) Enter the parameter No. "1850". When this is done, the display
on the lower part of the screen will change over.
INPUT MACRO
INPUT +INPUT ON : 1 OFF : 0
NUMBER VAR
+
(J) Pressing the INPUT- NUMBER key displays the screen.
NAP PWE
8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 [T1
© Press the | NEXT | key located on the lower right end of. the
screen to display the below-mentioned screen.
+
Press this key.
© Press the OFF : Oj key and rewrite the setting on the below-
mentioned screen.
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(5) Canceling the alarm (power-off -*ÿ
power-on)
EMERGENCY
POWR Oane 1 Pane 1 POWR
(j - ra - • OFF ON — [ON] — I NC/PC| — QJ)
All stop
1) Set an exclusive jig or block gauge to the spindle nose and move the
> machine to the zero point matching each specified stroke. • (Refer to
a separate sheet as to each dimension.)
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(?) Canceling the alarm (power-off power-on)
EMERGENCY
STANBY
/ÿ\ POUR Oanel Panel POWR
(J - s - OFF ON — [ÿ) — IjjC/Pcl — (J
All stop
1) Set an exclusive jig or block gauge to the spindle nose and move the
t machine to the zero point matching each specified stroke. (Refer to
a separate sheet as to each dimension.)
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Rewriting of the parameter No. 8000 and offsetting of the shift amount
conform to the methods for the X axis except the following.
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F-10TF DISPLAY, SETTING S ALTERATION OF PARAMETERS
A) Display
(I) Set the NC/PC selector switch to NC. The below-mentioned screen
(initial screen) will appear.
(Initial Screen)
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© Method a) Press the key below the SERVICE | key, and then, the
(CHAPTER | key, and finally, the | PARAM | key.
(The PARAMETER (SETTING) screen will appear.)
© Press the soft key (for NEXT) located on the right end.
(The next menu will be displayed.)
Method b) Change over the screen by press ing the page feed keys
.( 1 f | and m) and move the cursor to the desired number by
pressing the cursor move keys ( © | , | -*-*-1 ,| ] and ( 1 ).
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(T) Set the NC/PG selector switch to NC. If already so done, this
step can be omitted.
(Initial Screen)
© Press the key below the | SETTING | key to display the following
table. (Repeat pressing the key to change over the screen.)
SETTING (SETTINGS)
0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
00000000 0 0 2 1
0 0 10 0 0 2 2
00000000 0 0 2 3
0 0 11
00000000
0 0 12
00000000
00000000
X
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/ .
B)-l)
(4) Display Che following screen (MENU) by pressing Che soft key on
the right end.
© Enter "8000" and press the key below the | INPUT NUMEER | key.
c 8 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
NAP POT
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("PWE *= Parameter Write Enable" indicates that data can be
written in parameters.)
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8 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Now, it is ready for parameter writing.
(T) Display the initial menus by pressing the key (RETURN) on the
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left end.
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<D Display the parameter table by pressing the | SERVICE | key.
(Repeat pressing until it appears.) (A title "PARAMETER(SETTINGS) "
will be displayed on top.
B)-2 )
© Display the initial screen by pressing the key on the left end.
8 0 0 0 NAP PWE
00000001
8 0 10
00000000
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(T) - b) (Another method) Display the screen of 8000 only by pressing
the | SETTING | key. Next, display the 2nd menu by pressing the
(NEXT) key on the right end.
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F-10TF DIAGNOSIS (SELF DIAGNOSIS)
A) NC Side
(5) Press the INPUT NUMBER | key to call the number, or display its
page by pressing the page feed keys | t | and | 4- | .
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V V
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B) PC Side
(T) Set the NC/PC selector switch to PC. The below-mentioned menu
will be displayed.
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© Display the screen shown on the right by pressing the j PCDGN j key.
G0009 00000000
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F-10TF ORIGIN OPERATION
(!) Display the initial screen. (Use the soft key on the left end.)
X
i © If it is pressed again, Z
l the display will change
K F • (mm/min) S • (RPM)
over as follows.
ACTUAL POSITION
(RELATIVE) (ABSOLUTE)
i X X
z z t
(MACHINE) (DIST. TO GO) (ACTUAL SPEED)
x x F
Z z S
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@ Press the | ORIGIN | key : ON -*• An X or Z value will become 0.
Another method:
ALL (AXIS)
AXIS
(§) Press the | ALL AXIS | key. Both X and Z values will become 00000.
b) Press X or Z.
ORIGIN > X ( > Z in case of " - Z")
EXEC
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2) Diagnose
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2) Press the soft key [AUXILIARY) . (2nd key from the left)
3) Enter "CFINT" and press the INPUT key. (Right key group. Press
B) Cancellation of Soft OT
IPL
1) Press | -[ and 1 • | simultaneously
1. DUMP MEMORY
to turn on the NC power. O
3. CLEAR FILE
2) Enter "4" (to select SETTING)
and press the INPUT key.
4 . SETTING
0 5. _
An inquiry "CHECK SOFT OT AT
6. END IPL
POWER ON 7" will appear below
. "6. END IPL". This inquiry means
whether or not soft OT is checked
upon turning on the power.)
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3) Enter "N" and press the INPUT key. N means "NO".
(Once again, the IPL list will be displayed.)
2) Press the | rCPRM | key. -s>- TIMER COUNTER KEEPRL DATA POS
4 4 + 4
3) Shift the MEMORY LOCK/ 000 CXX KM D
Unused
WRITE switch to WRITE.
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NK25/25S PC PARAMETERS (FOR F-10TF)
1 - 164000 16 48 01 KOO -
2 - 10000
3 - 164000 K04 - 00 1 00000
25 K05 - 1 0
2000 (K06 - 1 0)
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9. - 1000 29
10 - } 3000
11 -
3000
3000 m >30
31 10000 K10 - 11111111
12 -
13 -
3000
1000
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3000 m — 11111111
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14 - 1000 34
15 - 10000 35 1000 15 K14
GD Key
0000 D00B2 82 f D102 0 D132 3700
1 84 7460 4 10 D134 5200
2 86 1074 6 27 D136 7200
3 88 3600 8 52 D138 10000
4 90 0 DUO 100 D140 14000
5 D0092 0 2 140 D142 20000
4 200
G] Key 6 270
8 370
0000 D0094 20
D120 520
1 96 40
2 720
2 98 40 4 1000
3 D0100 40
6 1400
8 2000
>: GO Key l, D180 2700
Jog feed rate values multiplied
10 times.
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F- I OFT UDI /PROGRAM (AUTOMATIC OPERATION)
A) HDI
(I) Display the following menus by setting the NC/PC selector switch
to NC.
(5) Display the initial screen by pressing the soft key (RETURN) on
the left end.
(initial Screen)
POSITI PROGRA OFFSET PROGRM SETTIN SERVIC MESSAGE CHAPTE
ON H CHECK G E E R
© Write required data (command) and pass the BS EOB button. The
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screen will change over.
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(Example: GOO U-100. ;)
© After confirming > press the ] INSERT | key to input it. The command
will move up.
© If all right, press the START button on the upper right part or
PROGRAM START button on the left side to execute it.
© When desiring to cancel it, press the RESET button on the upper
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right part.
(Note: When cancelling it in writing data (step (5) ), use the
I CAN I button.)
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B) Program Editing
The steps (T) and (2) are the same as those in A) MDI.
B)-l)
/The menu will change over upon entering "0". (Same as in A)- (?).)'
i Do not press BS EOB (= CR) in this case.
(5) Write sequence No. command data, etc. and make a search.
© Or, display a required part of the program by using the page feed
’ keys ( I 1I and I 4- 1 and cursor move keys ( [~ÿ+~| , | -*-*] , and | -<• | ).
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CLUTCH RESETTING PROCEDURE
X Axis:
DGN . No bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
* X001 1
2 Axis
1: Normal
0: Clutch is disengaged
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RESETTING THE X-AXIS CLUTCH
1 Turn off power
2' Remove a cover (I) located at the back of the machine.
(14B 6x8 6 pcs . )
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3, Take white paint line up. White marker on both clutch 2 and ball
screw nut 3.
If you can’t see white paint on clutch (T) and ball screw nut
insert a 1/8" - 3/16" hex wrench into the hole of the ball screw
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nut (3) or hole of the adapter (4) , then turn up.
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4. Pull a clutch checker plate in the direction indicated by an
arrow
5. If the checker plate is pushed in, resetting is over.
6. After the power is back on make sure alarm signal goes off,
and MICON 8 21 INP 080 INP shows up 00.
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RESETTING THE Z-AXIS CLUTCH
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8. Check the mark 1 and those two are located on the st'raight line.
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Z AXIS MOTOR
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9. If you do not, turn off the power, pull check plate and dis¬
engage the clutch again.
10. Turn the clutch once or twice (±360° - ±720°)
A home position will be shifted as follows.
One turn ±4mm
Two turns ±2mm
11. Repeat steps 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
12. If the white marks are aligned on a straight line, clutch
resetting is over.
13. Mount 1, 2 cover.
NOTE:
Connecting ratio between servo motor and ball screw is S '. 3
therefore, a point of coincidence of grid between servo motor
and ball screw is one out of every 5 rotation of servo motor.
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Ball 0 10mm 20mm 30mm
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Mmm difference of shift value
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ADJUSTMENT OF TURRET HEAD ALIGNMENT
If the tool is hit with enough power (force) an accident,
the curvic coupling on the tool post may move.
This may . cause the centerline of the tool holder different
spindle centerline for vertical direction.
A) Checking Alignment
1. Index tool H 2 and take tool out
2. Bring X-axis toward center of the spindle line
3. Set an indicator to align the spindle center and tool holder.
DO NOT USE a magnetic indicator to the chuck directly.
This means reading error.
4. Make an alignment first for horizontal way by adjusting X-
axis move handle, until the indicator reading becoms ZERO.
5. Reading in vertical direction center difference between
spindle and tool post within ±0.002
6. If it is necessary to adjust the alignment for center,
following instruction B.
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HOW TO ADJUST TURRET HEAD ALIGNMENT
If the tool head runs into the chuck workpiece or tail stock,
the turret head may shift.
If the head shifted ID center line will move off, it means
the boring bar or drill to cut oversize or break.
Indicator
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2. How to adjust
1) Remove cover A 5 B 5 C
2) Loosen four nuts (2N16)
3) Adjustment for turret head within ±0.0004"/4"
4) Tighten four nuts
5j Put back cover
Top View
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<3> OP TURNING ACCURACY TEST CHEAP STOCK ADJUSTMENT)
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Material
Brass (Best)
Aluminum (Better)
or Cast iron
Steel is no good.
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4"
b) Put the test piece on the chuck, and also put O.D.
profiling tool. (Better to use 1/64' or less tool nose
radius insert).
c) Turn the spindle (If the material is aluminum use 700
rpm. ,
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Mode select switch to MDI, press IPRCRM] button select "MDI”
on the CRT display by IPAGEI button.
h) Clear the tool and stop the spindle, then measure the
diameter with micrometer.
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2) ADJUST THE HEAD STOCK
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ADJUSTMENT OF TAIL STOCK ALIGNMENT
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If the turret head is run into the tail stock or workpiece with
live center, the force of the crash may be enough to move the tail stock
Step by Step
a) Checking Alignment
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2. How to adjust
Top View
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Brass (Best)
Aluminum (Better)
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b) Put the test piece on the chuck, and also put O.D.
profiling tool. (Better to use 1/64’ or less tool nose
radius insert).
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c) Turn the spindle (If the material is aluminum use 700
rpm.
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Mode select switch to MDI press [PRC RM| button select "MDI"
on the CRT display by IPAGEI button.
Press E] [5] [7] keys and IlNPUTl button.
Press (3 QD GB G3 keys and II NPUTl button.
Press JH] 0 C2 keys and IlNPUTl button, then press fSTARTl button.
After check the chuck clamp and door switch, press ]M| 0 .(3] keys
and IlNPUTl button, then press fSTARTl button. (Spindle turn).
d) Turn the O.D. of material (A) and (B) by "JOG" feed (the case
of 800 rpm spindle spped, use S.0"/min.) also the depth
of cut about 0.008" dia. (rough turn).
e) Turn the O.D. of material again, the depth of cut about
0.005". (light rough turn).
Read out "X" position from CRT display (press IPOSI and
IPAGEI button) .
f) Change spindle speed for finish turn. (If material is
aluminum use 1000 rpm) .
Mode select switch to MDI, press iPRGRMl button, select
"MDI" on the CRT display by IPAGEI button.
Press mB ED GD 0 keys and IlNPUTl button,
then press ISTARTI button. (Spindle speed change).
g) Finish turn the O.D. of material (a) by "JOG" feed (the
case of 1000 rpm spindle speed, use 3"/min). also the
depth of cut less than 0.003" from read out of the "X"
position at e)
h) Clear the tool and stop the spindle, then measure the
diameter with micrometer.
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a) Checking Alignment
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