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    Spindle load meter

    Hi,
    My machine Awea 18 imb and we cutting always finish cutting no more heavy cutting,

    Some time operator wrong write the program machine not stopede, tool broken but machine not stopped

    I think on the screen spindle load meter

    witth the macro read spindle load meter for example
    If spindle load meter upper than %20 machine stopped is it possible?


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    i might be wrong but i don't think there is a readable parameter assigned to the spindle load meter. would be nice if there was.

    here is a link to a old thread about this same subject...

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    Spindle Load meter Prm

    Thank your interesting

    I was checked Spindle Prm For Fanuc 18imb;
    -4025 Tork limit prm

    How can used this prm for loading alarm ?

    My İdea=
    I found it G70,4 Signal according to Prm 4025 Flickering signal

    Means:
    If Prm 4025 %20 loading Machine Generated G70.4 Flickering signal
    My be I will used This signal on ladder give me EMG alarm is it possible?


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    macro b gives you 2 options;

    #3000=101(ALARM MESSAGE HERE)
    this will alarm out the control just like any control alarm.

    #3006=1(MESSAGE HERE)
    this will create a message but will not create alarm condition.


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    might want to look at PARAMETERS OF TROUBLE DIAGNOSIS


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    thank

    Alarm is okey

    machine stoped I used F45,6

    Thanks


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    We can anyone explain with an example? I do not understand how it works. I have a similar problem ...

    I have two tools. In the event of breakage of the first tools (standard 8mm cutter), destroyed the following tools that cost a lot of money.


    When milling in full the first tool spindle load is 7%.
    If power on the machine spindle milling in a specific area dropped below a certain value (for exsample 5%), this would be recorded in a parameter.
    Before changing tools should always check the state of a parameter. If it was less than the predicted value, then stopped and show the message (for exsample: "TOOL IS BROOKEN").

    It is that Possible?


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