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  1. #1
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    Heidenhain iTNC 530 question

    We are new to the Heidenhain control. I am trying to setup a probing cycle/method.

    We probe reference surfaces multiple times on the same face and find a minimum value. The minimum value on each face is then store to a Q parameter.

    I want to take the Q parameter and transfer the value into my datum table. So I can reference it as a datum later in my program.

    Due to the fact we do calculations on these probed points I can not directly take these values into my datum table.

    My question is do the columns and rows in my datum have specific names that I can copy my Q value to utilizing FN 27?

    thanks ahead of time!!!!

  2. #2
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    Hi there.

    Save the measured values to a table.
    Create your own table and define the colums in the table.
    (to define the colums use EDIT FORMAT softkey)
    Program extension must be .tab
    Then you can store your measurement to the table with FN28 function, read values from the table with FN27.
    You must open the table before that with FN26.

    With FN18/17 you can read/write information of your PRESET table.
    To write to PRESET table use.
    SYSWRITE DI 503 NR1 IDX1 = 123
    NR is the line number, IDX 1=X column and 123 the value.


    Jukka

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