[hartan]

Can anyone give me a simple example program in certain coordinates called subroutines.

0 BEGIN PGM 9001 MM
1 CYCL DEF 7.0
2 CYCL DEF 7.1 X+199.998
3 CYCL DEF 7.2 Y-31.725
4 CYCL DEF 7.3 Z-102.65
5 TOOL DEF 1 L+124.95 R+6.000
6 TOOL CALL 1 Z S 860.000
7 L X+0.00 Y+82.0 Z+10.0 R0 F9999 M
8 L Z+3.000 R0 F9999 M13
9 CALL LBL 1
10 L X-82.0 Y+0.0 R0 F9999 M
11 CALL LBL 1
12 L X+0.0 Y-82.0 R0 F9999 M
13 CALL LBL 1
14 L X+82.0 Y+0.0 R0 F9999 M
15 CALL LBL 1
16 L Z+10 R0 F9999 M05
17 L X+0.0 Y+150.0 Z+30.000 R0 F9999 M02
18 LBL 1
19 L Z+1.0 R0 F1500 M
20 L Z-11.0 R0 F500 M
21 L Z-12.35 R0 F40 M
22 L Z+3.0 R0 F9999 M
23 LBL 0
24 END PGM 9001 MM

In this way I have done, but not working properly. After the first execution of sub-program, jump to the first line in the program, and not to line 10, as it should be. Why?

[gridley51]

Go here and download the programming examples.It says it is in German but the programmes are in English.
http://content.heidenhain.de/doku/om...C3/N13AC3.html

Mark.

[christinandavid]

I can't see anything wrong with the program...

It's like the LBL 0 is being ignored. Maybe someone knows if there is a parameter that affects this behaviour?

DP

Another way to program it would be to define the Program Call Cycle, and call it with an M99 at each position. Put the Z moves in the separate program.

[hartan]

My apologies, I misunderstood copying program, actually I had written on the machine to call a program like this: "CALL LBL 1 REP1/1". When calling the program I pressed "ENTER" and it should press the "NO ENT" (I type directly on the machine). Now that I have written only when they call, "CALL LBL 1 REP". Work normaly.

While I'm just taking ... What does it mean when it says "CALL LBL 1 REP 1 / 1"?

[christinandavid]

You can specify number of repeats. Useful for incremental style programming, a rotational bolt hole pattern, for example.

If you know that you will always want to repeat a LBL a certain amount of times, you can put also put this line inside the LBL before LBL 0. Quite handy.

DP

[Jukka Honkanen]

The CALL LBL 1 (without rep) is calling a part program which begins with LBL 1 and end to LBL 0. After reading LBL 0 program continues from the next line after CALL LBL 1.

If you call CALL LBL 1 rep n/n the control calls LBL 1 (usually before the CALL line and repeats number of time that you have programmed.
LBL 1
L IX+100.000 R0 FMAX M99
CALL LBL 1 5/5

Take a look at manuals.

Jukka

[hartan]

Thanks for the responses. I think I now understand the difference. I have to try as soon as possible on Mashine, how it works.