Communication Between the CPU and the IP 266
7.1.1
Byte 0: Mode
Byte 0 is used for coding the modes, which you can invoke via a STEP 5 program.
To choose a mode, enter one of the mode numbers listed in the table below in
byte 0 in KF format.
Mode no. in KF format
Description
1
JOG 1
2
JOG 2
3
CONTROLLED JOG
4
FOLLOW-UP MODE
5
REFERENCE POINT
6
INCREMENTAL ABSOLUTE
7
INCREMENTAL RELATIVE
8
AUTOMATIC
9
AUTOMATIC SINGLE BLOCK
10
TEACH-IN ON
11
TEACH-IN OFF
12
ZERO OFFSET ABSOLUTE
Note:
Mode 99 must be started before issuing the first job order.
Modes 71 to 73 are monitoring modes, and can be started in parallel to all other
modes. Even while a mode is in progress, you can switch between modes 71 to 73
without affecting the process.
7-4
Mode no. in KF format
Description
13
ZERO OFFSET RELATIVE
14
CLEAR ZERO OFFSET
15
TOOL OFFSET ON
16
TOOL OFFSET OFF
17
ACKNOWLEDGE ERROR
18
DRIFT COMPENSATION ON
19
DRIFT COMPENSATION OFF
26
RAM EEPROM
71
READ ACTUAL POSITION
72
READ FOLLOWING ERROR
73
READ DISTANCE TO GO
99
SYNCHRONIZE IP
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