You will likely interact with or notice this parameter during specific maintenance scenarios:
Improperly setting this parameter can lead to inaccurate machining or damage.
For rotary tables (4th/5th axes), set 1860 in degrees per minute. A typical range: 1000–3000 deg/min. Because rotary inertia is lower than linear axes (usually), higher 1860 is acceptable, but watch for mechanical lash.
: It allows the machine to "remember" exactly where it is, even after power cycles, provided an absolute pulse coder (APC) is used.
You will likely interact with or notice this parameter during specific maintenance scenarios:
Improperly setting this parameter can lead to inaccurate machining or damage.
For rotary tables (4th/5th axes), set 1860 in degrees per minute. A typical range: 1000–3000 deg/min. Because rotary inertia is lower than linear axes (usually), higher 1860 is acceptable, but watch for mechanical lash.
: It allows the machine to "remember" exactly where it is, even after power cycles, provided an absolute pulse coder (APC) is used.