Maxmill Fanuc Manual PDF

About the Manual
This manual provides installation and maintenance guidelines for the MAXMILL
that performs drilling, boring, reaming, pocketing, roughing, chamfering, tapping of
circular and rectangular work pieces, using CNC programming and operating software.
The MAXMILL is specifically designed according to industrial standards. It is
capable of cutting resistant materials and is totally enclosed by high visibility guard.
If you have any doubts and/or questions regarding the specifications and features of the
machine, please contact Service personnel at MTAB
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MECHANICAL MANUAL
Table of Contents
1. Safety Precaution…………………………………………………………….1
2. Introduction………………………………………………………………….2
3. Machine Specification……………………………………………………….4
4. Machine Installation…………………………………………………………8
Lifting up a machine………………………………………………………8
Unpacking the Machine…………………………………………………...8
Electrical wire Connection………………………………………………..9
5. Machine Construction………………………………………………………10
Machine Body…………………………………………………………….10
Coolant System........………………………………………………………12
Full Machine Layout …..............…………………………………………13
Ball Screw Assembly …...............………………………………………...15
Saddle Assembly…...............……………………………………………..19
Base Assembly …...............……………………………………………….22
Column Assembly…...............……………………………………………24
Tool-Magazine and ATC…………………………………………………26
6. Lubrication…………………………………………………………………..33
Base………………………………………………………………………34
Column……………………………………………………………………35
Saddle…………………………………………………………………….36
7. Coordinate System…………………………………………………………..37
Machine Zero Point (M)…………………………………………………. 39
Work piece Zero Point (W) ……………………………………………....40
Tool Reference Point.……………………………………………………. 41
Machine working Coordination…………………………………………...43
8. Maintenance of MAXMILL ………………………………………………...44
Safety Precautions MAXMILL
1. Safety Precautions
x There are high voltage terminals on the electrical control panel, motors and
other equipments. DO NOT touch any of them under any circumstances.
x Never touch a rotating part under any circumstances.
x Take care not to touch any of the switches accidentally while the machine is in
operation.
x Always switch off the isolator and the main circuit breaker before leaving
the machine.
x Switch off the main power breaker immediately during a power failure.
x Do not subject the CNC unit, operation panel or electrical control panel to
strong vibrations or shocks.
x Do not open any door or safety cover while the machine is in operation.
x When loading workpiece blank or unloading the finished product from the
machine, make sure that the spindle is not rotating and the tools are far away
from the work area.
x Ensure that the workpiece / tool are secured firmly in the holding device.
x Always stop the machine to clear the chips on the workpiece. Never wipe the
workpiece with a bare hand, use a brush.
x Always switch off the main power breaker before carrying out any
maintenance work. Do not start the machine until all the covers removed for
maintenance have been refitted.
x Always provide sufficient working place and clear access to the machine.
x Remove water and oil spills from the floor around the machine and dry the
floor to prevent accidents.
x Never wear loose or baggy clothes.
x Always use safety shoes whenever you are around the machine and during
machine operations.
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Introduction MAXMILL
2. Introduction
MAXMILL is a numerically controlled machine tool used for machining
parts in every industrial field, featuring high speed, high accuracy, and high
productivity.
MAXMILL performs drilling, parting, boring, roughing, chamfering,
tapping of circular and rectangular work pieces, using CNC programming and
operating software.
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Standard Equipments:
MAXMILL 3 axis CNC milling machine with Fanuc Oi Mate MC Controller.

Machine Operator Panel.
Central Automatic Lubrication system.
Flood Coolant system.
Optional Equipments:
ATC (Automatic Tool Changer).

Pneumatic Vice.
Panel Cooler.
Auto Door.
Servo Stabilizer.
Maintenance Tools:
Allen Key (1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 mm) 1 Set
Screwdriver 1 Set
Double Ended Spanner
x 10 x 11 mm 1 No.
x 12 x 13 mm 1 No.
x 16 x 17 mm 1 No.
Oilcan with oil 1 No.
Grease gun 1 No.
63 mm Brush 1 No.
Control Box key 1 Set
Fanuc Fuse 1 Set
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Machine Specifications MAXMILL
3. Machine Specifications
Machine Dimensions
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Machine specifications
X Axis travel (Longitudinal Travel) 300 mm

Y Axis travel (Cross Travel) 250 mm
Z Axis travel (Vertical Travel) 250 mm
Table Dimension
Clamping surface 500 x 350 mm
T-Slots (No. x Size ) 3 x14 mm
Accuracy
Repeatability ± 0.005 mm
Positional Accuracy 0.010 mm
Coolant
Coolant Motor RKM 02505 (Rajamane)
Motor Power 0. 37 kW
Tank Capacity 110 ltr ( Filter & Tray)
X– Axis drive data
Table size 500 x 350 mm
Weight of the table 35 kg
Load on Table 200 kg
Rapid Feed 10 m /min
Stroke 300 mm
T Slots 14– 3 Nos
Ball Screw R20-5B2-FDW (Hiwin)
Bearings BSB 017047 DUMP3 (RHP)
Servo Motor FANUC 4/4000i s
L M Guide HGH 20 HA (Hiwin)
Coupling SFC- SA -050 -14H7-15H7

(Mikipulley)
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Y – Axis drive data

Saddle size 468 x 350 mm
Weight of the Saddle 50 kg

Load on Saddle 300 kg
Rapid Feed 10 m / min
Stroke 250 mm
Bearings BSB 025062 DUMP3 (RHP)
Coupling SFC- SA -050 -14H7-15H7 (Mikipulley)
Z – Axis drive data
Column size 400 x 363 x 850 mm
Rapid Feed 10 m / min
Stroke 250 mm
Bearings BSB 020047 (RHP)
Coupling SFC- SA -050 -14H7-15H7 (Mikipulley)
Electrical Specification
Power ratings 415V, 3, 15kVA
Axes motor Fanuc Servo Motor 4i Series
Spindle motor Fanuc Spindle Motor 3i Series
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Spindle motor
Model FANUC 3/10000i
Rated Output Cont. rated 3.7 kW
15min rated 5. 5 kW
60min rated 3.7 kW
Speed Base speed Cont. rated 2000 rpm
15min rated
60 min rated 1500 rpm
Power Cont. rated
const. 4500 rpm
15min rated
Range
60min rated 2000 rpm
Max. Speed 10000 rpm
ATC make MACO
Tool Type BT 30
Control System
3 Axis continuous path system Fanuc Oi Mate MC
Lubrication
Automatic centralized lubrication for DMCLS – 2800 DX (Dropco)
slides and ball screws
Axis Drive
X, Y & Z Motor model FANUC 4/4000i s
Axis
Rated Output 0.75 kW
Stalling Torque 3.5 Nm
Max. Speed 4000 rpm
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Machine Installation MAXMILL
4. Machine Installation
The installation procedures should be followed precisely to ensure that the MAXMILL is installed
securely. Qualified personnel should carry out all the installation work.
Lifting up a machine:
Use a Fork-lift to lift the machine. Machine should be lifted by a fork-lift from the base of the machine.
Unpacking the MAXMILL:

Once the machine has been sited to connect electrically, protective coatings must be removed
to prepare the machine for running.
The protective coating applied to the slideways and bright surfaces can be removed using a
kerosene-based solvent. The coating must be removed from the slideways before any attempt
is made to move it.
Once the protective coat is removed, all untreated surfaces should be coated with a light
smear of machine oil.
The protective plastic sheet on the windows should be removed and the glass and Perspex
should then be cleaned with an anti-static cleaner.
Optimal working temperature in that location should be between 30°C and 45°C.
Cleaning:
After unpacking remove corrosion preventative which is applied on metallic sections of the machine,
using non-flammable wash oil.
Removal of Axis Lock Plates:

The axis lock plates are used during the transportation of the machine. Be sure to remove them
before operation.
Note:
It is highly recommended to operate the machine in a conditioned atmosphere for better and constant
accuracies. Don’t operate the machine before cleaning.
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Machine Installation MAXMILL
Electrical wire Connection:
Layout of the Controller
Electrical Connection
Description of Connections
Unlock and open electrical control box.

Isolator is found on the control box.
The machine is usually delivered with the main cable connected with 3 metres of cable to
which a 32A plug should be fitted.
Connect the power cable from the control box to rear portion of the MAXMILL machine as
shown in the above diagram.

Connect the RS 232 cable from the control box to the control panel.
Connect the control box mains supply (415v, 3Ø) to power supply point on the Stabilizer.
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Machine Construction MAXMILL
5. Machine Construction
Description of the MAXMILL
MAXMILL consists of the following parts. This section gives a description of the
basic configuration of the machine.
Basic configuration:
1. Vertical spindle head.
2. X and Y axes: Table traverse.
3. Z axis: Spindle head feed.
4. Shortest path random access mechanism and ATC mechanism allowing quick tool
change.
5. Integrated control unit on the back of the machine minimizing floor space
required for installation.
MAXMILL consists of the following parts:
1. Machine Body
2. CNC System and Electrical Cabinet
3. Coolant System
4. Tool-Magazine
5. Table
6. Splash Guard
1. Machine Body:
The machine body consisting of Base on which the Saddle move in Y-axis over
which a table moves towards X- axis. Headstock moves on the column which is bolted
onto the Base.
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All these movements take place on linear motion guide ways. The table or Saddle
or milling head moves by Linear Motion Guide ways and ground ball screws driven by a
servo motor through a Servo flex coupling.
The main spindle runs on precision angular contact ball bearing which is inserted
into the Headstock. It is rotated by a spindle motor through a direct coupling.
Machine parts:
CONTROL
PANEL
ELECTRICAL
CABINET
GUARD
COOLANT
TANK
Head Stock:
Main parts of Headstock Assembly of a machining center are
1. Spindle
2. Headstock
3. Spindle motor
4. Automatic tool changer
5. Spindle Column
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Spindle:
The rotational accuracy of the spindle has a direct effect on the machining
accuracy. These spindles are generally made hollow with self-releasing 7/24 taper hole at
the front end. The spindles are generally made of case hardening or nitriding steel
hardened to 60 HRC or more.
Headstock:
Headstock is made of Cast Iron Grade 25. Headstock is adequately ribbed
to absorb vibrations. Both Horizontal & Vertical ribs are added to give more strength.
Headstock is mounted to the column by Linear Motion Guides.
Column:
Column is made of Cast Iron Grade 25. Horizontal ribs are added to take
care of torsion and Vertical ribs are added to take care of Bending moments. Automatic
tool changer is fixed on the side of the column. Bearing housing and rear housing are
fixed to the column.
2. Coolant system:
Coolant tank is having a capacity of 110 litres. Chip tray is placed on the
Coolant tank. A sieve is welded to the chip tray which filters the chips. Chips have to be
removed periodically to prevent accumulation of chips. Always check the coolant level
which is visible in the Coolant level indicator.
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Full Machine Layout:
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Sl. No. Description Quantity
1. BASE 1
2. SADDLE 1
3. WORKTABLE 1
4. COLUMN 1
5. HEADSTOCK 1
6. MOTOR HOUSING 1
7. SPINDLE MOTOR 1
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Ball Screw assembly
X & Y-Axis Assembly
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1. LOCK NUT (MR17 X 1 PITCH) 1
2. COUPLING 1
3. BEARING 2
4. INNER SPACER 1
5. BEARING CAP 1
6. OUTER SPACER 1
7. GAP SPACER 1
8. AXIS MOTOR 1
9. BALL SCREW 1
10. REAR HOUSING 1
11 BEARING HOUSING 1
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Z-Axis Ball Screw assembly:
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1. LOCK NUT (MR20 X 1 PITCH) 1
2. COUPLING 1
3. BEARING 2
4. INNER SPACER 1
5. BEARING CAP 1
6. OUTER SPACER 1
7. GAP SPACER 1
8. AXIS MOTOR 1
9. BALL SCREW 1
10. REAR HOUSING 1
11 BEARING HOUSING 1
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Saddle Assembly:
LM Blocks are mounted to the bottom of the saddle and it is assembled to the
machine base. The bearing housing is fixed to the rear side of the base and the rear
housing is fixed to the other end. In the bearing housing bearings and spacers are
assembled with preload.
The Y-Axis Ball Screw Nut is inserted to the bore of the Saddle. The front end
of the Ball Screw is inserted to the bearing housing and the lock nut is fixed. Servo flex
Coupling is fixed to the Servo motor and assembled to connect the ball screw shaft and
motor shaft.
Alignment is checked while assembling the coupling. Then the motor is fixed to
the bearing housing. Rear end of Ball Screw is inserted to rear housing.
LM Rails are mounted on the Saddle. The bearing housing is fixed to one end of
the saddle and the rear housing is fixed to the other end. In the bearing housing bearings
and spacers are assembled with preload. The worktable is bolted to the LM guides. The
X-Axis Ball Screw Nut is inserted to the bore of the Worktable.
The front end of the Ball Screw is inserted to the bearing housing and lock nut
is fixed. Servo flex Coupling is fixed to the Servo motor and assembled to connect the
ball screw shaft and motor shaft.
Alignment is checked while assembling the coupling. Then the motor is fixed to
the bearing housing. Rear end of Ball Screw is inserted to rear housing.
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Saddle Assembly
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Sl.No Description Quantity
1. X- AXIS MOTOR 1
2. BEARING HOUSING 1
3. LM RAIL 2
4. LM BLOCK 4
5. X - AXIS BALL SCREW 1
6. REAR HOUSING 1
7. SADDLE 1
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Base Assembly
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1. Y- AXIS MOTOR 1
3. LM RAIL 2
4. LM BLOCK 4
5. BALL SCREW 1
6. REAR HOUSING 1
7. BASE
1
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Column Assembly
Column is a single piece Cast Iron Grade 25 material. It is of hollow

structure and it is heavily ribbed. Horizontal ribs are added to take care of twisting
moments and vertical ribs are added to take care of bending moments. LM rails are
mounted on the column. Headstock which is assembled with Catridge Spindle is fixed to
the column by LM guides.
Column Assembly
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1. COLUMN 1
2. REAR HOUSING 1
3. LM RAIL 2
4. BALL SCREW 1
5. LM BLOCK 4
7. SERVO MOTOR 1
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Coolant:
Coolant is showered from the end face of the spindle while the tool is being changed to
prevent chips adhering to the taper.
Cautions:
1. Depending on the type of coolant and its method of use, bubbles may be
generated in the coolant within the tank. In this case, use deforming agent or
reduce the amount of discharge.
2. For the chip flow, use water soluble coolant only. If non water soluble coolant
is used, sufficient coolant will not supplied to the machining tools due to
viscosity.
3. Some types of coolant may cause rust in parts within the guide section due to
their material. Further, there are types of coolant that tend to cause corrosion.
Please check with the coolant manufacturer for coolant characteristics before
use. Move each axis one full stroke at least once a day to lubricate the guide
and ball screw, and prevent rust. Performing this before and after operation is
the most effective.
4. Select the coolant after checking the lubrication and bubble formation. The
chemical solution type should be avoided (Synthetic type).
5. Water soluble coolant will corrode the machine, avoid using the rot coolant.
Water soluble coolant causes rusting and is environment worse. Machine may
rust and corrosion occurs, by changing the nature of coolant. It may damage
the machine.
4. Tool Magazine:
The machine is provided with the tool magazine at the side of the column. This tool
magazine is used to indexing the tool during the rotation.
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Cautions on work piece and Tool Setting:
Do not touch the edge of the tool. Always hold the holder of the tool.
If you operate the machine without the work piece secured, the work piece may
spring out, resulting injury. Secure the work piece.
The milling inserts may come off the tool, resulting in serious injury. Firmly
secure the milling insert tip on the tool. Check that the milling inserts are secured
before mounting the tool to the machine.
Work piece and tools to be mounted are subject to certain dimensional limitations
such as work piece and jig height, tool length, tool holder setting.
Check these limitations following the procedure below, before setting a work
piece or tool.
Main Features:
This section describes the features of the MAXMILL.
ATC (Automatic Tool Changer)
1. The sliding rod type armless ATC mechanism allows simple and quick tool
change, thus reducing non-cutting time.
2. The magazine indexes fast and takes the shorter way to reach the tool
searched.
3. X and Y- axis positioning, which is made while the magazine rotates, reduces
non-cutting time.
Setting and removing a tool on and from the Magazine:
Do not put the finger in the clearance between the tool or the tool holder and the
ATC magazine.
When attaching and detaching tool holder, you may cut your hand on the edge
on a tool or hit your hands against the machine. Do not hold the edge of the tool.
Wear leather gloves.
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Tools, tool holder whose weight and size exceed the specified limit may spring
out while and sizes are within the specified limit. For the limit of the tools see
the tool label attached on the machine.
If the ATC magazine rotates, tools may hit machined work piece, jigs, or the
machine, and may be broken. Set the tool length so that the tools do not contact
machined work pieces, jigs, and other machine even if the ATC magazine
rotates.
Removing a tool from the magazine:
1. Move the magazine number to switch the tool mounted to the replacement
positioned, for magazine rotation; refer to setting a tool on the magazine.
2. Remove the tool from the magazine. To remove a tool from the machine
withdraw tool holder in the direction of the arrow as shown figure.
Note:
1. To remove the tool, use the leather gloves.
2. Be carefully not to hold the tool blade.
3. Incorrect tool attached may causes the tool to drop.
Table:
Table is used to place the JOB & fixtures .
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5. Splash Guard (Cover):
Prevents chip splash during the operation, therefore protects operators. Do not
perform machine operation with the protection cover removed.
The machine is provided with total guard sliding doors on the front. The guard is
fitted onto the base and can be lifted/ transported along with structure as single unit.
Control Box (Electrical Cabinet) is placed on the side of Column. Wires are taken to the
Control Box by means of ducts. Control Panel is placed in the front side of the Guard,
which is user friendly and easy to operate.
6. Air filter, Regulator & Lubricator:
Air filter, regulator and Lubricator are used for highly efficient filtering & precise
controls of compressed air lines in machine tools. FRL ensures filtered &regulator air
supply in air consumptions and provides a long life.
It will provide the sensitivity, accuracy, low, output drop, drift free setting and immunity
to pressure variation required for process.
FRL Unit
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Lubrication unit:
Panel Cooler:
A panel cooler is used in the MAXMILL in order to eliminate the heat generated by the
drives.
Turning ON &OFF
Warning before Turning on the Power:
When chips scatter and get into the eyes, you may damage your eyeballs and lose
eyesight. Wear safety goggles against the chips. Do not blow the chips by air.
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If you touch chips with bare hands, you may have your hands cut or burnt. Do not
touch chips with bare hands. Do not touch ships with bare hands. Do not touch
sharp edges of work pieces. Use a brush to remove chips.
When coolant, oil or chips are scattered, you may slip and fall down or hit
yourself against something, resulting in an injury. Turn off the power of the
machine, clean inside and the surroundings of the machine, and then start
operation.
If you forget to mount the splash guard side cover, you may get caught in the
machine, resulting in injury.
Before turning on the power, visually check that the cover is mounted, report it to
the supervisor.
When removing the cover, turn off the main power breaker and padlock it so that
the main power breaker cannot be turned on.
The supervisor must instruct the operator to mount the cover.
Preliminary Checks:
Check that the main power breaker handle is on OFF.

Check that the machine and its surroundings are free from obstacles.
Check that nothing is left on the table and saddle. Check that the door of the CNC
is firmly closed.
Check that the taper on the spindle is clean and without damaged. Check that the
taper of the tools are clean, without pitching and wear and that pull studs are
securely mounted in magazine.
Check that tools are securely mounted in magazine clippers. Check that no chip is
left in the splash guard. Check that no chip is left in the chip pan.
Check that oil level is with in the marks. Check that coolant amount is sufficient.
Check that the air supply is connected and the pressure gage indicates the
appropriate.
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Turning on the power:
Plug the power supply cord firmly in to the primary power supply receptacle and
turn on the primary power supply.
Set the main breaker handle on the operation panel comes ON.
Check that the POWER lamp on the operation panel comes ON.
Handle of the main power breaker set to ON position Diagram. Turn on the power
supply to the operation panel. When the POWER is switched is pressed, the green
lamp comes on and the initial screen will appear on the display.
At the same time, the fan of the CNC unit starts working and the X-, Y- and Z-
motors are servo-locked.
When the power is once turned off, wait at least for 3 seconds before turning it on
again. When turning on the power to the CNC unit and operation panel, make sure
that the fan on the CNC unit works.
Uncertain cases, depending on machine status, the power-on screen may appear
some 15 seconds after turning on the power. (POWER switch lamp blinks.)
Check Items:
Check that the magazine rotates smoothly and that tools are properly mounted are
removed.
Check that the CNC unit and the cooling fan function proper.
Check that the spindle does not give off unusual noise.
Check that the spindle is properly oriented.
Turning Off the Power:
This section describes about the power-off procedure:

Check before turning off the power:
Check that the mobile parts are stopped.
Check that all the operations such as program edit, data modification, I/O from
and to external equipments, have completed.
Turning off the power supply:
When the POWER switch on the operation panel is pressed, the green lamp will
stop glowing and the LCD display screen will disappear.
Turn off the handle of the main power breaker on the control unit at the back of
the machine.
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Lubrication MAXMILL
6. Lubrication
All oiling points have been fitted prior to the dispatch of the machine. Initially, before
running the machine, oil the ball screws and carry out the routine maintenance and
lubrication according to schedule .
Lubrication is an important factor to assure a long life for the best performance of the
machine. The following attention should be paid for the purpose:-
1. Use oil type whose quality is specified by us. If any non-specified oil or an excess
quality is used, it may cause some trouble.
2. Before supplying oil, clean up oil supply inlets of lubrication pump and so on.
3. Pour oil through a filter, to take dust and other foreign objects off. If a filter is not
available, Use a wire mesh finer than 150 microns.
4. New oil should be used each time. Never mix regenerated or used oil with new
one.
5. Even if oil is poured from newly opened can, do not use all of it. There may be
some impurities at the bottom of the can.
Lubrication unit:
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Lubrication MAXMILL
Lubrication:
Sl.no. Lubricating part Specification of

Lubrication
1. A) X-axis guide ways Sliding surface oil/
( Left and Right) Turbine oil ISOVG ~ 68
B) Y-axis guide ways
( Front and Rear) Sliding surface oil/
C) Z-axis guide ways Turbine oil ISOVG ~ 68
(Top + Bottom)
2. A) X-axis Ball lead screw Sliding surface oil/

B) Y-axis Ball lead screw Turbine oil ISOVG ~ 68
C) Z-axis Ball lead screw
Sliding surface oil/
Turbine oil ISOVG ~ 68
Base:
Sl.No Name Quantity
1. LM Block 4
2. Inlet from Saddle 3
3. Ball screw 1
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Lubrication MAXMILL
Column:
Sl.No Name Quantity
1. LM Block 4
2. Manifold fixed to head stock 1
3. Ball screw 1
4. Inlet of lubrication unit 1
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Lubrication MAXMILL
Y – Axis Lubrication:
MAXMILL Saddle Assembly
Sl. No Name Quantity
1. Manifold fixed to bottom of work table 1
2. LM BLOCK 4
3. Manifold fixed to bottom of saddle 1
4. Inlet from lubrication 1
5. Inlet taken to Y _ Axis 2
6. Ball Screw 1
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Coordinate System MAXMILL
7. Coordinate System
Machining of a work piece by NC program requires a coordinate system

to be applied to the machine tool. As all machine tools have more than one coordinate, it
is important that each coordinate is identified individually. There are three planes in
which movement can take place.
Longitudinal
Vertical
Transverse
Each plane is assigned a letter and is referred to as an axis, i.e.
Axis X
Axis Y
Axis Z
The three axes are identified by upper case letters X, Y and Z and the direction
of movement along each axis is specified as either PLUS (+) or MINUS (-). The Z-axis
is always parallel to the main spindle of the machine. The X-axis is always parallel to the
work holding surface, and always at right angles to the Z-axis. The Y-axis is at right
angles to both Z and X-axis.
Coordinate System
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Whenever the fingers of the right hand are aligned with the positive x-axis and are then
rotated (through the smaller angle toward the positive Y axis), then the thumb of the right
hand points in the direction of the positive Z-axis.
Right-hand coordinate system
In programming it must be assumed that the work piece is stationery and the
tools move in the coordinate system. The work piece is positioned within the coordinate
system so that the Z-axis coincides with the work spindle axis or runs parallel to it.
Some machining operations require programming angles of rotations about

one or several coordinate axis. Rotation about the coordinate axes is identified by the
angles of rotation A, B, and C as shown in below fig
The direction is positive (+) when the direction of rotation is clockwise as seen from the
coordinate zero point looking in the direction of the positive axis.
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Machine Zero Point (M)
This is specified by the manufacturer of the machine and is the zero point
for the coordinate system and reference points in the machine. The machine zero point
can be the centre of the table or a point along the edge of the traverse range as shown in
below fig.
(The position of the machine zero point generally varies from manufacturer to
manufacturer)
Basic Movements
Z+
Y+
X- X+
Y-
Z-
Basic movements
The precise position of the machine zero points as well as the axis direction
must therefore be taken from the operating instructions provided for each individual
machine.
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Reference Point (R)
This point serves for calibrating and for controlling the measuring system of
the slides and tool traverses. The position of the reference point as shown in fig is
accurately predetermined in every traverse axis by the trip dogs and limit switches.
Therefore, the reference point coordinates always have the same, precisely known
numerical value in relation to the machine zero point.
After initiating the control system, the reference point must always be approached from
all axes to calibrate the traverse measuring system.
If current slide and tool position data should be lost in the control system as, for example,
through an electrical failure, the machine must again be positioned to the reference point
to re-establish the proper positioning values.
Work piece Zero Point (W)

This point determines the work piece coordinate system in relation to the
machine zero point. The work piece zero point is chosen by the programmer and input
into the Fanuc system when setting up the machine. The position of the work piece zero
point can be freely chosen by the programmer within the work piece envelope of the
machine. It is, however, advisable to place the work piece zero point in such a manner
that the dimensions in the work piece drawing can be conveniently converted into
coordinate values.
For milled parts, it is generally advisable to use an extreme corner point as
the “Work Piece Zero Point” as shown in FIG. Occasionally, the work piece zero point is
also called the ‘program zero point’.
Position of Work piece Zero Point on a Milling Machine
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Tool Reference Point
When machining a work piece, it is essential to control the tool point or the
tool cutting edges in precise relationship to the work piece along the machining path.
Since tools have difference shapes and dimensions, precise tool dimensions have to be
established beforehand and input into the control system. The tool dimensions are related
to a fixed tool setting point during pre-setting.
The tool setting point E is located at certain point on the tool holder as shown
in Fig. This setting point permits measuring of tools away from the CNC machine. The
data thus measured such as tool length, tool point offset or tool radius, are input into the
tool data storage (memory) of the control system. The mate of the tool setting point is the
socket point N on the tool carrier. When the tool or tool holder is inserted into the tool
carrier (e.g., turret), the setting point and the tool socket point coincide.
When programming a work piece contour, it is always the traverse of the tool
cutting edge that is of significance. The tool carrier, e.g., the main spindle on a milling
machine, must then move in a way that the tool cutting edge follows precisely in the
desired contour.
Position of Tool Reference Point on a Milling Machine
Absolute Dimension System
The data in absolute dimension system always refer to a fixed reference point.
This point has the function of a coordinate zero point. The dimension lines run parallel to
the coordinate axes and always start at the reference point. Absolute dimensions are also
called as 'Reference dimensions'
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Incremental Dimension System
When using Incremental Dimension system, every measurement refers to

previously dimensioned position Incremental dimensions as distance between adjacent
points. These distances are converted into incremental coordinates by accepting the last
dimension point as the coordinate origin for the new point. This may be compared to a
small coordinate system, i.e., shifted consequently from point-to-point (P1...P2... to P9).
Incremental dimensions are also frequently called 'Relative dimensions' or ‘Chain
dimensions'.
Advantages of Incremental Dimension System
1. If manual programming is used with incremental system, the inspection of the part program is
easy. Since the endpoint, when machining a part, is identical to the starting point, the sum of the
position commands (for each axis separately) must be zero. A nonzero sum indicates an error.
2. The performance of the incremental system can be checked by a closed-loop tape. The last
position command on the tape causes the table to return to the initial position.
3. Mirror-image programming is facilitated with incremental systems.
4. Incremental dimension programming is advantageous as certain individual partial contours in

a work piece are repeated several times and the associated program sections can be employed
several times without a coordinate shift.
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Machine working Coordination:
1. Machine zero point

The machine zero point is the reference point on the machine.
2. Machine Coordinate system:

The coordinate system with the machine zero point as its reference point is called the
machine coordinate system. Each has its own coordinate system.
Working coordinate system:
The working coordinate system is used to specify a tool motion for each work piece.
A coordinate system previously set in the “Data Bank”, once selected programming
can be easily done by specifying that coordinate system. Each coordinate system is
set by using an offset amount from the zero point to the working zero position.
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Maintenance MAXMILL
8. Maintenance
The Mill inspection and maintenance must be carried out according to the following
schedule.
Period Maintenance required
x Lubricate the oil nipples

Daily
x Clean the slides and coat with a thin film oil
x Clean out the swarf
x Clean the mill thoroughly

Weekly
x Check the screws and nuts for tightness
x Lubricate both the ball screws
x Check the adjustment of the saddle and the cross

Six Months
slide strips
x Grease the headstock bearing
x Check the mill alignments and accuracy

Annually
x Call the service engineer to have a complete check
Note:
Regular maintenance of the MAXMILL increases its life and performance.
Lubrication
All oiling and greasing points have been fitted prior to dispatch. Before
running the machine initially, oil the ball screws and carry out the routine maintenance
and lubrication according to schedule.
Maintenance of Coolant
1. Discard the chips gathered from the chip tray daily. If the chips are collected
effectively, coolant may be splash around.
2. Clean the filter. Double filters are used in the 110L tank.
3. To maintain the coolant and coolant tank, replace the entire coolant when needed.
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ELECTRICAL MANUAL
Table of Contents
1. Introduction …………………………………………………………….1
2. Control Panel Description……………………………………………...3
3. Operating Procedure……………………………………………….......13
3.1 Step for Machine Startup…………………………………………..13
3.2 Homing the Machine……………………………………………….13
3.3 Manual Operation…………………………………………………..14
3.4 Automatic operation………………………………………………..18
3.5 Test Operation……………………………………………………...27
3.6 Data input/output Procedure…………………………......................31
3.7 Editing Programs………………….…………………………..........41
3.8 Creating Programs………………………………………………….50
4. Error Diagnosis………………………………………………………....52
5. Program Logic Controller……………………………………………...62
6. Input Output Details……………………………………………………220
7. Electrical Drawing……………………………………………………...224
8. CNC Parameter…………………………………………………………280
1. Introduction
MAXMILL is a numerically controlled machine tool used for machining parts
in every industrial field, featuring high speed, high accuracy, and high productivity.
This manual provides Electrical details, Operating Panel descriptions and

Panel Operating Procedure for the MAXMILL that performs turning, boring,
reaming, roughing and chamfering operations using CNC programming and Fanuc
series oi Mate-MC operating software.
Procedure to switch ON the machine:

1. Switch ON the Main Isolator switch
2. Press “CNC ON “ button
3. Fanuc system boots up
4. Release Emergency
Procedure to switch OFF the machine:

1. Press Emergency push button
2. Press “CNC OFF”
3. Switch OFF the Isolator switch
Input voltage to the machine:

Give 415vac, 3ph, (+6% -10%) 50 Hz 14 KVA stabilized supply to the machine.
Earthen of the machine and control cabinet should be proper.
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Machine panel control:
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Control Panel Description MAXMILL
2. Control Panel Description

Auto By pressing this key, Auto mode is selected. Part program can be
executed in Auto mode. Select the program and press cycle start
to execute the part program.
Precondition:
1. Machine not in Emergency condition.
Edit By pressing this key, Edit mode is selected. The following

operations are possible in edit mode;
1. Inserting, altering, deleting part programs.
2. By using extended part program editing function it is possible
to copy, move, and merge programs.
3. Entering offset data, parameter, pitch error compensation data
and custom macro common variable.
4. Data In/Out of part program, offset data, parameter, pitch.
5. Error compensation data, common variables to a PC/ MCARD
or any other I/O device.
Precondition:
Machine not in Emergency condition.
MDI By pressing this key, MDI mode is selected. One block of part
program can be executed in MDI mode. Enter the block and press
cycle start to execute the block.
Precondition:
Following are the conditions for Program to get executed;
1. Feed Hold signal G8.5 is ON
2. No Alarm condition.
JOG By pressing this key, Jog mode is selected. Adjust the Feed rate
override switch to the required value with the help of Rotary
switch.
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Move the axis in the required direction.

Precondition:
Machine should not in Emergency condition.
Single Block By Pressing the Single Block switch on the machine operator’s
panel, the execution of the program is stopped after the current
block is executed. Press the cycle start button to execute the next
block. The tool stops after the block is executed.
Precondition:
1. Machine should not in Emergency condition.
2. Auto mode selected.
Block Delete When a slash is specified at the head of a block, and optional
block skip signals BDT is ON during automatic operation, the
Information contained in the block is IGNORED. The block is
NOT IGNORED if the BDT is OFF.
Precondition:
By pressing this key on the machine operator’s panel, optional
stop function is ON.
Optional Stop When “Optional Stop” is ON the execution of the part program
is stopped when M01 is commanded if “optional stop” is OFF the
part program continues without stopping at M01.
Precondition:
2. Auto/MDI mode selected.
Dry Run By pressing this button, Dry Run feed rate mentioned in the
parameter is selected, the feed rate cannot be specified using F.
Precondition:
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Machine Lock By pressing this button, the change of the position display can be
monitored without moving the machine.
Before machining is started, the automatic running check can be
executed. It checks whether the created program can operate the
machine as desired. This check can be accomplished by running
the machine or viewing the position display change without
running the machine.
Precondition:
1. Machine should not in Emergency condition
REF By pressing this key, Reference Mode is selected.

Reference with the help of X+/Z+/Y+ keys.
Precondition:
DNC By pressing this key, DNC mode is selected. In DNC mode the
communication to CAM software can be established.
Precondition:
MPG By pressing this key, MPG is selected.

Precondition:
X By pressing this key, X axis is selected. In Jog or MPG mode

select axis and then the required direction keys to move the axis.
Precondition:
Machine should not in Emergency Condition.
Y By pressing this key, Y axis is selected. In Jog or MPG mode

Precondition:
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Z By pressing this key, Z axis is selected. In Jog or MPG mode

Precondition:
4 By pressing this key, 4th axis is selected. In Jog or MPG mode

Precondition:
This key is used to move the axis in the positive direction.

+
Precondition:
Jog / Jog ref /MPG should be selected
Desired axis should be selected.
- This key is used to move the axis in the negative direction.

Precondition:
Jog / Jog ref /MPG should be selected
Desired axis should be selected
By pressing “RT” and “+” or “-“simultaneously the selected axis

RT
moves with rapid traverse feed rate.
Precondition:
Jog mode should be selected
Desired axis should be selected
Select the MPG mode. Select X1 or X10 or X100. Select the

X1
desired axis.
Move the axis by using Manual Pulse Generator or by using +/ -
keys.
X10
By selecting X1, axis moves by 1 micron each time a + or –
command is given. Similarly by selecting X10 or X100 axis
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X100 Moves by 10 and 100 microns each time a + or – command is

given.
Precondition:
Machine must in MPG mode.
Cycle Start By pressing this button it is possible to start any program

currently loaded in the machine. It is also possible to resume a
program which has already paused.
Precondition:
1. Machine should not in emergency condition
2. Auto / MDI mode is selected
Cycle Stop By pressing this key the current running program comes to stop.
It possible to pause a program currently running on the machine.
Precondition:
2. Auto/MDI mode selected
CNC ON By pressing this key CNC is made ON.
CNC OFF By pressing this key CNC is made OFF.
Program Stop By pressing this key the current running program comes to stop.
Precondition:
2. Auto/ MDI mode selected.
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CLNT By pressing this key once, the coolant is made ON and by

ON/OFF pressing the same key again coolant is made OFF.
Precondition:
2. Machine lock is not ON.
Lub Inch This key is used for Lubrication motor inching. As long as the
key is pressed the Lubrication motor is ON.
Precondition:
FLUSH CLNT By pressing this key once, the flush coolant is made ON and by
ON/OFF pressing the same key again flush coolant is made OFF.
Precondition:
VICE By pressing this key once, the Vice gets unclamped and by
CL/UNCL pressing the same key again vice gets clamped.
Precondition:
2. Machine lock is not ON
3. Air pressure ON
4. Jog mode is selected
Spindle Inch By pressing this button, it is possible to inching the spindle

position.
Precondition:
2. Select Jog mode
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Spindle Orient By pressing this button, spindle comes to orientation position.

Precondition:
2. Select Jog mode.
Spindle CW By pressing this button in jog mode Spindle runs in clockwise

direction.
Precondition:
2. Arm in reverse condition.
3. Tool is clamped.
4. Door is closed or Door bypass is ON.
Spindle CCW By pressing this button in Jog mode Spindle runs in counter
clockwise direction.
Precondition:
2. Arm in reverse condition.
3. Tool is clamped.
4. Door is closed or Door bypass is ON.
Spindle Stop By pressing this button Spindle stops.
Emergency This switch stops any machining motion in case of emergency.

All the machine motion stops with the message “emergency stop”
displayed on the screen.
Spindle Speed By selecting the switch position, the Spindle runs at the
Override% programmable Speed.
Select the speed as desired.
Select 45% in spindle speed override, to run the programmed
spindle speed at 45%
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Example:
By selecting 45% Spindle runs at 45% of the programmed
Spindle speed.
Feed override By selecting the switch position, the axes move at the
programmable speed. Select the feed rate as desired.
Example:
By selecting 100 % Axes moves at 100% of the programmed
feed rate.
MPG By selecting X or Y or Z or 4 axis and any one of the MPG X1 /

X10 /X100 axes can be moved to 1 / 10 /100 microns for every
one division rotation of the Manual Pulse Generator.
Precondition:
1. MPG button is ON
2. Machine not in emergency condition.
Alarm This indication lamp glows if any NC alarms or PLC alarms

occurs.
Machine Ready This indication lamp glows when the machine is ready for any
cycle operation.
Air ON This indication lamp glows when the air pressure in the machine
is correct.
Door CL/Open By pressing this key once the machine door opens and by
pressing the same key again the machine door closes.
Precondition:
1. Machine not in Emergency condition
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3. Air pressure ON
4. Jog mode is selected.
Tool CL/UNCL By pressing this key once the Tool is clamped and by pressing
the same key again the Tool is unclamped.
Precondition:
1. Machine not in Emergency condition
3. Air pressure ON
ARM IN/OUT By pressing this key once the Arm comes fwd and by pressing
the same key again Arm is reversed While Arm comes fwd it
checks if the Spindle Tool = Magazine Tool , if not the Magazine
indexes to the Spindle tool and then the Arm comes forward.
Precondition:
2. Spindle in stop condition.
4. Machine position of X axis should be in the range -300 to -290
5. Machine position of Y axis should be in the range 3 to -10
6. Machine position of Z axis should be in the range 0 to -142.
MAG Index By pressing this button Magazine is indexed to the next position
in counter clockwise direction.
Precondition:
1. Emergency is released
2. Z axis is standstill
3. Jog mode is selected
4. Arm is in reverse condition AND Machine position of X axis
is between -300 and -290 AND Machine position of Y axis is
between 3 and -10 OR Arm is in forward condition AND
Machine position of X axis is between -300 and -290 AND
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Machine position of Y axis is between 3 and -10 AND Machine

position of Z axis is at 0.
MAG REF By pressing this button in Ref mode Magazine comes to the
reference position.
Precondition:
1. Machine not in emergency condition.
2. Spindle is in standstill position
3. Reference mode is selected
3. Arm is in reverse condition AND Machine position of X axis
is between -300 and -290 AND Machine position of Y axis is
between 3 and -10 OR Arm is in forward condition AND
Machine position of X axis is between -300 and -290 AND
Machine position of Y axis is between 3 and -10 AND Machine
position of Z axis is at 0.
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Operating Procedure MAXMILL
3. Operating Procedure
Operating Procedure is used to operate the machine (MAXMILL). This manual
will explain the manual working procedure of the machine.
Caution: When the user is operating the machine at first time, after delivery in the
active period of time, check the grease Lubrication. If the lubrication is not sufficiently
applied to slide ways of the machine, guards etc., or else the machine will lose
accuracy and shorten its service life.
3.1 Step for Machine start up:
a) To start up the machine operation switch on the main switch (This

OFF
process should be done, only after the Machine connections are
completely over).
b) “TURN ON the isolator switch (as shown in the diagram)” to
Switch ON the machine controller (Turn the isolator switch
ON towards the right side to switch).
c) Press the “CNC ON” Button to ON the Machine.
d) Wait until the MDI Panel “ON”.
e) Display will appear on the Data Screen. Alarm will appear on the
data screen
f) Press and Release the Emergency Stop. Turn towards downward
direction as shown in the diagram.
3.2 Homing the Machine:
a) Press the Reference button.
REF b) Press Z, and – button to move table towards the Z axis direction.
c) Press X, and – button to move table towards the X axis direction to
home the machine.
d) After the Homing the machine the Data screen display’s “0” in
Position.
Note: The Machine Homing should be done in the above order only.
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3.3 Manual Operation:

3.3.1 Manual reference position return:
x The CNC machine tool has a position used to determine the machine position.
x This position is called the reference position, where the tool is replaced or the
coordinate are set. Ordinarily, after the power is turned on, the tool is moved to
the reference position.
x Manual reference position return is to move the tool to the reference position
using switches and pushbuttons located on the operator’s panel.
x The tool can be moved to the reference position also with program commands.
x This operation is called automatic reference position return
Reference Machine Operator’s
Tool
The tool is returned to the reference position as follows:

a) The tool is moved in the direction specified in parameter for each axis with the
reference position return switch on the machine operator’s panel. The tool moves
to the deceleration point at the rapid traverse rate.
b) Four step rapid traverse override is effective during rapid traverse.
c) When the tool has returned to the reference position, the reference position return
completion LED goes on.
Procedure for Manual Reference Position Return:

1 Press the reference position return switch, one of the mode selection
REF switches.
2 To decrease the feedrate, press a rapid traverse override switch. (By
pressing “RT” and “+” or “-“simultaneously the selected axis moves
RT
with rapid traverse feed rate.)
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3 Press the feed axis and direction selection switch corresponding to the axis and
direction for reference position return. Continue pressing the switch until the tool
returns to the reference position.
Reference
Declaration Option
Point
Rapid traverse motion Decelerated

Rapid traverse rate (rapid Motion
traverse override is FL speed
effective)
4 The tool can be moved along two axis simultaneously when specified so in an
appropriate parameter setting. The tool moves to the deceleration point at the
rapid traverse rate, then moves to the reference position at the FL speed set in a
parameter.
5 When the tool has returned to the reference position, the reference position return
completion LED goes on. Perform the same operations for other axes, if
necessary.
The above is an example. Refer to the appropriate manual provided by the machine tool
builder for the actual operations.
Explanation:
x Automatically setting The coordinate system is automatically determined when
the coordinate system manual reference position performed. When D and J are set in
workpiece zero point offset, the workpiece coordinate system is
determined so that the reference point on the tool holder or the
position of the tip of the reference tool is X= D, Z= J when
reference position return is performed. This has the same effect as
specifying the following command for reference position return:
G50 X D Z J ;
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3.3.2 Jog Feed

1. In the JOG mode, pressing a feed axis and direction selection switch on the
machine operator’s panel continuously move the tool along the selected axis in
the selected direction.
2. The manual continuous feedrate is specified in a parameter.
3. The manual continuous feedrate can be adjusted with the manual feedrate
override dial.
4. Pressing the rapid traverse switch moves the tool at the rapid traverse feedrate
regardless of the position of the JOG feedrate override dial.
5. This function is called the manual rapid traverse.
Procedure for JOG Feed
a) Set “JOG button”
JOG
b) Press Z & - button to move Head Stock towards the Z

direction.
X c) Press X & - button to move the axis towards the X

direction.
d) Press Y & - button to move the axis towards the Y direction.
Steps for rapid movement:

a) Press X button
b) Press – button and
c) Press Traverse button.
Press these three buttons simultaneously from the operation panel to the move
the axis in Rapid. Press the selected button which is given above until it
reaches the reference point in rapid motion.
Uses of rapid Movement:
It will reach the reference point in rapidly in the MAXMILL.
It is used to move the table and the tool magazine in rapid speed.
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Restrictions
x Acceleration/deceleration for rapid traverse
Feedrate time constant and method of automatic acceleration/deceleration for manual
rapid traverse are the same as G00 in programmed command.
x Change of modes
Changing the mode to the JOG feed mode while pressing a feed axis and direction
selection switch does not enable JOG feed. To enable JOG feed enter the JOG feed mode
first, then press a feed axis and direction selection switch.
3.3.3 Manual Handle Feed
In the handle mode, the tool can be minutely moved by rotating the manual pulse
generator on the machine operator’s panel. Select the axis along with the tool is to be
moved with the handle feed axis selection switches.
The minimum distance the tool is moved when the manual pulse generator is
rotated by one graduation is equal to the least input increment. Or the distance the tool is
moved when the manual pulse generator is rotated by one graduation can be magnified by
1 times, 10 times.
Method of MPG Operation (Manual Pulse Generator):

1 Press the Handle switch, one of the mode selection
switches.
2 Select the axis along which the tool is to be moved by
pressing a handle feed axis selection switch.
3 Select the magnification for the distance the tool is to
Turn the MPG be moved by pressing a handle feed magnification

towards the switch. The distance the tool is moved when the manual
arrow direction
pulse generator is rotated by one graduation is: Least input increment multiplied by
magnification.
4 Move the tool along the selected axis by rotating handle. Rotating the handle 360
degrees moves the tool the distance equivalent to 100 graduations.
The above is an example. Refer to the appropriate manual provided by the machine tool
builder for the actual operations.
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Explanations:
A command to the MPG exceeding rapid traverse rate (HPF)
Parameter HPF (bit 4 of No.7100) specifies as follows;
Set Value 0: The feedrate is clamped at the rapid traverse rate and generated pulses
exceeding the rapid traverse rate are ignored. (The distance the tool moved may not
match the graduations on the manual pulse generator.)
Set Value 1: The feedrate is clamped at the rapid traverse rate and generated pulses
exceeding the rapid traverse rate are not ignored but accumulated in the CNC.
(No longer rotating the handle does not immediately stop the tool. The tool is moved by
the pulses accumulated in the CNC before it stops.)
Warning: Rotating the handle quickly with a large magnification such as x100 moves
the tool too fast. The feedrate is clamped at the rapid traverse feedrate.
Note: Rotate the manual pulse generator at a rate of five rotations per second or lower. If
the manual pulse generator is rotated at a rate higher than five rotations per second, the
tool may not stop immediately after the handle is no longer rotated or the distance the tool
moves may not match the graduations on the manual pulse generator.
3.4 Automatic Operation

3.4.1 Memory Operation
Programs are registered in memory in advance. When one of these programs is selected
and the cycle start switch on the machine operator’s panel is pressed, automatic operation
starts, and the cycle start LED goes on.
x When the feed hold switch on the machine operator’s panel is pressed during
automatic operation, automatic operation is stopped temporarily. When the cycle
start switch is pressed again, automatic operation is restarted.
Reset
x When the key on the MDI panel is pressed, automatic operation
terminates and the rest state is entered.
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The following procedure is given as an example.

Procedure for Memory Operation:
1. Press the MEMORY mode selection switch.
2. Select a program from the registered programs. To do this, follow the steps below.
PROG
2-1) Press to display the program screen.
2-2) Press address O
2-3) Enter a program number using the numeric keys.

2-4) Press the [O SRH] soft key.
3. Press the cycle start switch on the machine operator’s panel. Automatic operation
starts, and the cycle start LED goes on. When automatic operation terminates, the
cycle start LED goes off.
4. To stop or cancel MEMORY operation midway through, follow the steps below.
a) Stopping Memory operation
Press the feed hold switch on the machine operator’s panel. The feed hold LED
goes on and the cycle start LED goes off. The machine responds as follows:
i) When the machine was moving, feed operation decelerates and stops.
ii) When dwell was being performed, dwell is stopped.

iii) When M, S, or T was being executed, the operation is stopped after M, S, or
T is finished.
When the cycle start switch on the machine operator’s panel is pressed while the
feed hold LED is on, machine operation restarts.
b) Terminating Memory operation
RESET
x Press the key on the MDI panel
x Automatic operation is terminated and the reset state is entered. When a reset is
applied during movement, movement decelerates then stops.
Explanation for Memory operation

After memory operation is started, the following are executed:
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1. A one-block command is read from the specified program.

2. The block command is decoded.
3. The command execution is started.
4. The command in the next block is read.
5. Buffering is executed. That is, the command is decoded to allow immediate
execution.
6. Immediately after the preceding block is executed, execution of the next block
can be stared. This is because buffering has been executed.
7. Hereafter, memory operation can be executed by repeating the steps (4) to (6).
c) Stopping and terminating memory operation
Memory operation can be stopped using one of two methods: Specify a stop command, or
press a key on the machine operator’s panel. - The stop commands include M00 (program
stop), M01 (optional stop), and M02 and M30 (program end)
There are two keys to stop memory operation; the feed hold key and reset key.
x Program stop (M00)

Memory operation is stopped after a block containing M00 is executed. When the
program is stopped, all the existing model information remains unchanged as in
single block operation. The memory operation can be restarted by pressing the
cycle start button. Operation may vary depending on the machine tool builder.
Refer to the manual supplied by the machine tool builder.
x Optional stop(M01)
Similarly to M00, MEMORY operation is stopped after a block containing M01 is
executed. This code is only effective when the optional Stop switch on the
machine operator’s panel is set to ON. Operation may vary depending on the
machine tool builder. Refer to the manual supplied by the machine tool builder.
x Program end(M02,M30)
When M02 or M30 (specified at the end of the main program) is read, memory
operation is terminated and the reset state is entered. In some machines, M30
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returns control to the top of the program. For details, refer to the manual supplied
by the machine tool builder.
x Reset
Automation operation can be stopped and the system can be made to the reset
state by using Reset key on the MDI or external reset signal .When reset
operation is applied to the system during a tool moving status, the motion is
slowed down then stops.
x Optional block skip
When the optional block skip switch on the machine operator’s panel is turned
on, blocks containing a slash (/) are ignored.
3.4.2 MDI Operation:
x Press MDI Mode selection switch
MDI
x Press Prog key on the MDI panel to select the program screen as
shown in the diagram.
Program (MDI) 0010 0002
O000;
O0050;
N01234 X100.0 Z1250.0;
S12;
N56789 M03;
M02;
MDI xxxx xxx xxx
[PRGRM] [MDI] [CURRNT] [NXT] [OPRT]
O000 is used to enter the program automatically
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x Prepare a program to be executed in the MDI panel. Use this following procedure.
1. Enter the O then press the Del on the MDI Panel.
2. Alternatively press the Reset key.
x To execute the program, set the cursor on the head of the program. And
CYCLE
START then press cycle start button to start the operation.
x To stop or terminate the MDI operation use the following procedure:
a) Stopping Memory operation
Press the feed hold switch on the machine operator’s panel. The feed hold LED
goes on and the cycle start LED goes off. The machine responds as follows:
i) When the machine was moving, feed operation decelerates and stops.
iv) When dwell was being performed, dwell is stopped.

v) When M, S, or T was being executed, the operation is stopped after M, S, or
T is finished.
When the cycle start is switch on the machine operator’s panel is pressed machine
operation will restart.
b) Terminating Memory operation
RESET
x Press the key on the MDI panel.
x Automatic operation is terminated and the reset state is entered. When a reset is
applied during movement, movement decelerates then stops.
3.4.3 DNC Operation:

For the DNC operation set the parameter of No.0020 to 4 in the setting screen in
advance.
1. Change to RMT mode.
2. Push [PROG] function key.
3. Push [>] soft key (continue menu).
4. When [DNC-CD] soft key is pushed, the following screen is displayed.
5. The screen can be scrolled by page key. An arbitrary file number is input, and [F
SRH] softkey is pushed. Then the arbitrary file name is displayed at the top of
DNC operation (memory card) screen.
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6. When the file number that is executed is input and the [DNC-ST] soft key is
pushed, the file name that is selected is set to DNCFILE.
7. When the cycle is done, the program that is selected is executed.
Tool Reference:
Steps:
i) Press –Z button from rapid switches to home the Tool
Z
Magazine.
X ii) Press –X to move the table towards the –X axis direction.
Uses of setting Homing Position

Homing position used to load the tool Magazine properly.
Three axis is used to move the machine towards or to set
machine in the “0” position.
3.4.3Spindle Action Procedure:

i) Steps to rotate in clockwise:
a) Command of multiple blocks can be typed through MDI panel to MDI operation
buffer memory. Set “MDI Mode” in the mode selection switch.
b) Type a program by using the soft keys or down load the program.
For Example: Sample Program
PROGRAM (MDI)
M03 S200;
M03 = Spindle Number, S200 = Spindle Speed
c) To Input the data’s press the required keys in the operation Panel or soft keys.
d) Finally press EOB (End of Block).
e) Press Insert button.
f) Move the cursor to the top of the program by using the cursor Keys or to position
and to start operation.
g) Press cycle start button to run the spindle.
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h) To stop the spindle cycle action press Reset Button from the Panel.
ii) Steps to rotate in Anti-clock wise:
a) Command of multiple blocks can be typed through MDI panel to MDI operation
b) Type a program by using the soft keys or down load the program.
c) For Example: Sample Program
PROGRAM (MDI)
M03 S200;
M04 = Spindle Number, S200 = Spindle Speed
d) To Input the data’s press the required keys in the operation Panel or soft keys.
e) Finally press EOB (End of Block).
f) Press Insert button.
g) Press cycle start button to run the spindle.
h) To stop the spindle action press Reset Button from the Panel.
3.4.5 Tool change:
Select the MDI button from the operation panel.
a) Type a program by using the soft keys or down load the

program to change the tool in the Turret.
b) Press cycle start button
For Example:
Sample Program
PROGRAM (MDI)
T0101; (Should use Four digit number)
T01 = Tool Number, 01 = Tool Offsets
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c) Press For rotation command, Key-in “T03” (Forward) or “T04” (Reverse),

then press [EOB] and Press [INSERT] key.
d) Cycle start to start the progress.
Note: Tool change access can do the changes only in the MDI Mode. To change the
tool manually, use the number which is specified in the Turret (1 to 9 Turret number).
x Tool Clamping and Tool Unclamping Automatic procedure:

i) Tool Clamping
a) Press MDI Button from the operation panel
b) Type a program by using the soft keys or down load the

program.
For Example:
Sample Program
PROGRAM (MDI)
M22 T1;
c) Press cycle start button to start the operation
d) The machine will unclamp the tool automatically.
ii) Tool Unclamping
a) Press MDI Button.
b) Type a program by using the soft keys or down load the

program.
Sample Program:
PROGRAM (MDI)
M23 T1;
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c) Press cycles start button to start the operation.

d) The machine will clamp the tool automatically.
3.4.6 Coolant ON Procedure:

Steps: Command of multiple blocks can be typed through MDI panel to MDI operation
i) Type a program by using the soft keys or down load the program.
For Example: Sample Program
PROGRAM (MDI) M08 = or Coolant ON Command,
M08 S200; 200 = Speed
ii) Finally press EOB (End of Block).

iii) Press Insert button.
vi) Press cycle start button to run the spindle.
vii) To stop the spindle action press Reset Button from the Panel.
ALARM HISTORY Display

Display the Alarm History as follows:
ALARM HISTORY O0100 N00001
(1) 97, 01, 14 16:43:48

(2)010 (3) MPROPER G-CODE
97.01.13 8:22:21
506 OVER TRAVEL: +X
97.01.12 8:22:21
417 SERVO ALARM:X AXIS DGTL PARAM
MDI …. … … 19:47:45
[ ALARM] ] DI [ HISTRY ]
[MSGM [ ] [OPRT ]
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Procedure for Alarm history Display

1 Press the function key
2 Press the chapter selection soft key [HISTRY].
The alarm history appears.
The following information items are displayed.
1. The date the alarm was issued.
2. Alarm No.
3. Alarm message (some contains no message)
4. Page number
5. Change the page by page key
6. To delete the recorded information, press the soft key [(OPRT)] then the
[DELETE] key.
Test Operation:
The following functions are used to check before actual machining whether the
machine operates as specified by the created program.
3.5.1 Machine Lock and Auxiliary function Lock
a. To display the change in the position without moving the tool, use machine lock.
b. There are two types of machine lock, all- axis machine lock, which stops the
movement along all axes and specified –axis machine lock, which stops the
movement along specified axes only.
c. In addition, auxiliary function lock, which disables M, S and T commands, is
available for checking a program together with machine lock.
Procedure for machine lock and Auxiliary Function lock
1. Machine lock
2. Press the machine lock switch on the operator’s panel.
3. The tool does not move but the position each axis changes on the display as if the
tool were moving.
4. Some machines have a machine lock switch for each axis.
5. On such machines, press the machine lock switches for the axes along which the
tool is to be stopped. Refer to the appropriate manual provided by the machine
tool builder for machine lock.
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Warning
The positional relationship between the workpiece coordinates and machine coordinates
may differ before and after automatic operation using machine lock .In such a case,
specify the workpiece coordinate system by using a coordinate setting command or by
performing manual reference position return.
x Auxiliary Function Lock

i) Press the auxiliary function lock switch on the operator’s panel.
ii) M, S, T and B codes are disabled and not executed.
iii) Refer to the appropriate manual provided by the machine tool builder for
auxiliary function lock.
Restrictions
x M, S, T command by only machine lock: M, S, T and B commands are executed in
the machine lock state.
x Reference position return under machine lock: When a G27, G28, or G30
command is issued in the machine lock state, the command is accepted but the tool
does not move to the reference position and the reference position return LED does
not go on.
x M codes not locked by auxiliary function lock: M00, M01, M02, M30, M98, M99
and M198 commands are executed even in the auxiliary function lock state.
Subprograms calling M codes (parameter Nos.6071 to 6079) and custom macro
calling M codes (parameter Nos. 6080 to 6089) can also be executed.
3.5.2 Feedrate Override

A programmed feedrate can be reduced or increased by a percentage (%) selected
by the override dial. This feature is used to check a program. For example, when a
feedrate of 100mm/min is specified in the program setting the override dial to 50%
moves the tool at 50 mm/min.
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Procedure for Feedrate Override:

Set the feedrate override dial to the desired percentage (%) on the machine
operator’s panel, before or during automatic operation. On some machines, the same dial
is used for the feedrate override dial and manual continuous feedrate dial. Refer to the
appropriate manual provided by the machine tool builder for override.
Restrictions:
x Override range
The override that can be specified ranges from 0 to 254%. For individual machines, the
range depends on the specifications of the machine tool builder.
x Override during thread

During threading the override is ignored and the feedrate remains as specified by
program.
3.5.3 DRY RUN
The tool is moved at the feedrate specified by a parameter regardless of the feedrate
specified in the program. This function is used for checking the movement of the tool
under the state that the workpiece is removed from the table.
Procedure for Dry Run

1. Press the dry run switch on the machine operator’s panel during automatic
operation.
2. The tool moves at the feedrate specified in a parameter. The rapid traverse switch
can also be used for changing the feedrate
3. Refer to the appropriate manual provided by the machine tool builder for dry run.
Explanation
The dry run feedrate changes as shown in the table below according to the rapid traverse
switch and parameters.
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Rapid traverse button Program command

Rapid traverse Feed
Rapid traverse Dry run feedrate x JVMax
ON
*2)
Dry run speed x JV, or Dry run feedrate x JV
OFF
rapid traverse rate*1
3.5.4 SINGLE BLOCK

i) Pressing the single block switch starts the single block mode.
ii) When the cycle start button is pressed in the single block mode,
iii) The tool stops after a single block in the program is executed.
Procedure for single block
1 Press the single block switch on the machine operator’s panel. The execution of
the program is stopped after the current block is executed.
2 Press the cycle start button to execute the next block. The tool stops after the
block is executed.
Refer to the appropriate manual provided by the machine tool builder for single
block execution
Explanation
x Reference position return and single block
If G28 to G30 are issued, the single block function is effective at the intermediate
point.
x Subprogram call and single block
Single block stop is not performed in a block containing M98P_; .M99: or G65.However,
single block stop is even performed in a block with M98P-orM99 command, if the block
contains an address other than O.N or P.
Procedure to Run a Program:

a) Select a program
b) Press “ Auto Key”
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c) Press “Cycle Start”
Function: The Program will start running the machine.

E. Alarm: When the programmer makes mistake in the program Emergency Alarm will
displays the red light.
3.6 DATA Input/Output Procedure:

3.6.1 Input/Output Procedure:
NC data is transferred between the NC and external input/output devices such as the
Handy File. The following types of data can be entered and output:
1. Program
2. Offset data
3. Parameter
4. Pitch error compensation data
5. Custom macro common variable
Before an input/output device can be used, the input/output related parameters must be
set.
Memory
RS-422
RS-232-C
Interface
Memory card
interface
RS-232-C or
RS-422 interface
External I/O
(Punch panel etc…)
device
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A) File Search
When the program is input from the floppy, the file to be input first must be searched.
For this purpose, proceed as follows
File 1 File 2 File 3 File n Blank
File searching of the file n
Procedure for File Heading
1 Press the EDIT or MEMORY switch on the machine operator’s panel.
2 Press function key PROG
3 Press soft key [(OPRT)]
4 Press the rightmost soft key (next-menu key).
5 Enter address N.
6 Enter the number of the file to be searched.
. N0.
The beginning of the cassette is searched.
.One of N1 to N9999.
Of the file Nos. 1 to 9999, a designated file is searched.
.N-9999.
The file next to that accessed just before is searched.
.N-9998
When N-9998 is designated, N-9999 is automatically inserted each time a file is
input or output. This condition is reset by the designation of N1, N1 to 9999 or
reset.
7 Press soft keys [FRSH] and [EXEC] The specified file is searched for:
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B) File Deletion
Files stored on a floppy can be deleted file by files as required.

Procedure for File deletion:
1 Insert the floppy into the input/output device so that it is ready for writing.
2 Press the EDIT switch on the machine operator’s panel.
5 Press the rightmost soft key (next – menu key).
6 Enter address N.
7 Enter the number (from 1 to 9999) of the file to delete.
8 Press soft key [DELETE] then press soft key [EXEC] .The file specified in step 7 is
deleted.
3.6.2 Program Input/Output

A) Inputting a program
1 Make sure the input device is ready for reading.
3 When using a floppy, search for the required file

6 Press the rightmost soft key (next-menu key)
7 After entering addresses O, specify a program number to be assigned to the
program. When no program number is specified here, the program number used on
the floppy or NC tape is assigned.
8 Press soft keys [READ] AND [EXEC]
The program is input and the program number specified in step7 is assigned to the
program.
Explanations
i Collation
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If a program is input while the data protect key on the machine operator’s panel turns
ON, the program loaded into the memory is verified against the contents of the floppy or
NC tape.
If a mismatch is found during collection, the collection is terminated with an P/S alarm
If the operation above is performed with the data protection key turns OFF, collation is
not performed, but programs are registered in memory.
1) Inputting multiple programs from an NC tape
When a floppy holds multiple programs, the floppy is read up to ER (or %).
O1111 M02; O2222 M30; O3333 M02; ER (%);
Program numbers on a NC tape
x When a program is entered without specifying a program number.

x The O-number of the program on the NC tape is assigned to the program. If the
program has no O-number, the N-number in the first block is assigned to the
program.
x When the program has neither an O-number nor N-number, the previous program
number is incremented by one and the result is assigned to the program.
x When the program does not have an O-number but has a five-digit sequence
number at the start of the program, the lower four digits of the sequence number
are used as the program number. If the lower four digits are zeros, the previously
registered program number is incremented by one and the result is assigned to the
program.
x When a program is entered with a program number.
The O-number on the NC tape is ignored and the specified number is assigned to
the program. When the program is followed by additional programs, the first
additional program is given the program number. Additional program numbers
are calculated by adding one to the last program.
x Program registration in the background
The method of registration operation is the same as the method of foreground
operation. However, this operation registers a program in the background editing
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area. As with edit operation, the operations described below are required at the
end to register a program in foreground program memory.
2) Additional program input
You can input a program to be appended to the end of a registered program.
In the above example, all lines of program O5678 are appended to the end of program
O1234.In this case; program number O5678 is not registered program. When inputting a
program to be appended to a registered program, press the [READ] soft key without
specifying a program number in step 8 .Then, press the [CHAIN] and [EXEC] soft keys.
x In entire program input, all lines of a program are appended, except for its O
number.
x When canceling additional input mode. Press the reset key or the [CAN] or
[STOP] soft key.
x Pressing the [CHAIN] soft key positions the cursor to the end of the registered
program. Once a program has been input, the cursor is positioned to the start of
the new program.
x Additional input is possible only when a program has already been registered.
B) Outputting a Program
Procedure
Make sure the output device is ready for output
To output to an NC tape, specify the punch code system (ISO or EIA) using a parameter.
x Press EDIT key switch on the machine operator’s panel.
x Press function key PROG
x Press soft key[(OPRT)]

x Press the right most soft key (next-menu key).
x Enter address O.
x Enter a program number. If –9999 is entered, all programs stored in memory are
output.
To output multiple programs at one time, enter a range as follows:
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O ,O
Programs No. to No. are output. The program directory screen
displays program numbers in ascending order when bit 4 (SOR) for parameter
No.107 is set to 1.
x Press soft keys [PUNCH] and [EXEC]
The specified program or programs are output.
Explanations
x File output location
When output is conducted to the floppy, the program is output as the new file after the
files existing in the floppy. New files are to be written from the beginning with making
the old files invalid, use the above output operation after the N0 head searching.
x An alarm while a program is output

When P/S alarm (No.086) occurs during program output, the floppy is restored to the
condition before the output.
x Outputting a Program after file heading
When program output is conducted after N 1 to N9999 head searching., the output of the
new file is designated n-th position. In this case, 1 to n-1 files are effective, but the files
after the old n-th one are deleted. If an alarm occurs during output, only the 1 to n-1 files
are restored.
x Efficient use of memory

To efficiently use the memory in the cassette or card, output the program by setting
parameter NFD (No.0101#7, No.0111#7 or 0121 #7) to 1.This parameter makes the feed
is not output, utilizing the memory efficiently.
x On the memo record
Head searching with a file No. is necessary when a file output from the CNC to the
floppy is again input to the CNC memory. Therefore, immediately after
a file is output from the CNC to the floppy ,record the file No. on the memo.
x Punching programs in the background
Punch operation can be performed in the same way as in the foreground. This function
alone can punch out a program selected for foreground operation.
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<O> (Program No.)[PUNCH][EXEC]: Punches out a specified program.

<O> H-9999I [PUNCH][EXEC]: Punches out all programs.
Explanations (Output to an NC tape)

x Format
A program is output to floppy in the following format:
-----------ER Program ER------

-----------
Feed of 3 feet Feed of 3 feet
If the three-feet feeding is too long, press the CAN key during feed punching to cancel
the subsequent feed punching.
c. Offset Data Input and Output

Procedure for Inputting Offset data
1 Make sure the input device is ready for reading
2 Press the EDIT switch on the machine operators panel
3 When using a floppy, search for the required file according to the procedure
OFFSET
4 Press function key SETTING
to display tool offset screen
5 Press soft keys [OPRT]
6 Press rightmost soft key
7 Press soft keys [READ] AND [EXEC].
8 The input offset data will be displayed on the screen after completion of input
operation.
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a) Outputting Offset Data
Procedure for outputting offset data
1 Make sure the output device is ready for output.
2 Specify the punch code system (ISO or EIA) using a parameter.

OFF SET
4 Press function key SETTING to display tool offset screen.
5 Press soft key [(OPRT)].
6 Press the rightmost soft key
7 Press soft keys [PUNCH] and [EXEC].
Offset data is output in the output format described below

Explanation
x Output format Output format is as follows:
Format
G10 P_X_Z_R_Q_;
....Worksheet:P=0
....For wear offset amount: P=Wear offset number
…..For geometry offset amount: p=10000+geometry
offset number
X: Offset value on X axis
Z: Offset value on Z axis
Q: Imaginary tool nose number
R: Tool nose radius offset value
b) Inputting Parameters
Procedure for Inputting Parameters
3 Press the EMERGENCY STOP button on the machine operator’s panel.
OFFSET
4 Press function Key SETTING
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5 Press the soft key [SETING] for chapter selection.

6 Enter 1 in response to the prompt for” PARAMETER WRITE (PWE)” in
setting data. P/S alarm (No.100 (indicating that parameters can be written)
appears.
7 Press soft key SYSTEM
8 Press chapter selection soft key [PARAM], then the parameter screen appears.
10 Press the rightmost soft key (continuous menu key).
11 Press soft keys [READ] and [EXEC].Parameters are read into memory.
Upon completion of input, the “INPUT” indicator at the lower –right corner of
the screen disappears.
OFFSET
13 Press soft key [SETING] for chapter selection.

14 Enter 0 in represents to the prompt for “PARAMETER WRITE (PWE)” in
setting data
15 Turn the Power to the NC back on.
16 Release the EMERGENCY STOP button on the machine operator’s panel.
c) Outputting Parameters
Procedure for outputting Parameters
4 Press function key SYSTEM
5 Press chapter selection soft key [PARAM] to display the parameter screen.
6 Press soft key[(OPRT)]
7 Press rightmost soft key (continuous menu key).
8 Press soft keys [PUNCH]
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9 To output all parameters, press [ALL] soft key. To output only parameters
which are set to other than 0, press the [NON-0] soft key.
10 Press soft key [EXEC].
All parameters are output in the defined format.
Explanations
x Output format
Output format is as follows:
N. . P . . . . . ;
N. . . AIP . . . A2P . . . A2P . . . ;
N. . . P . . . . ;
N: Parameter No.
A: Axis No. (n is the number of control axis)
P: Parameter setting value.
d) Inputting Pitch Error Compensation Data
Procedure for Pitch error compensation data

3 Press the EMERGENCY STOP button on the machine operator’s panel.
OFFSET
5 Press the soft key [SETING]
6 Enter 1 in response to the prompt for “PARAMETERS WRITE (PWE)” in

setting data. P/S alarm (No 100 (indicating that parameters can be written))
appears.
7 Press soft key SYSTEM
8 Press the rightmost soft key (next-menu key) and press chapter selection
soft key [PITCH].
10 Press the rightmost soft key (continuous menu key).
11 Press soft keys [READ] AND [EXEC].
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Pitch error compensation data are read into memory. Upon completion of input,
the “INPUT” indicator at the lower- right corner of the screen disappears.
OFFSET
13 Press soft key [SETTING] for chapter selection.
14 Enter 0 to the prompt for “PARAMETERS. WRITE (PWE)” of setting data.
15 Turn the power to the NC back on.
16 Release the EMERGENCY STOP button on the machine operator’s panel.
Explanations Pitch error compensation:

Parameters 3620 to 3624 and pitch error compensation data must be set correctly to apply
pitch error compensation correctly.
Outputting Pitch Error Compensation Data
Procedure for Outputting Pitch Error Compensation Data

4 Press function key SYSTEM
5 Press the rightmost soft key (continuous menu key) and press Chapter
selection soft key [PITH].
7 Press rightmost soft key (continuous menu key).
8 Press soft keys [PUNCH] and [EXEC].

All pitch error compensation data are output in defined format.
3.7 EDITING PROGRAMS
Editing includes the insertion, modification, deletion, and replacement of words. Editing
also includes deletion of the entire program and automatic insertion of sequence numbers.
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Procedure
1 Select EDIT mode.
2 Press PROG .
3 Select a program to be edited.
If a program to be edited is selected, perform the operation 4. If a program to be
edited is not selected search for the program number.
4 Search for a word to be modified.
. Scan method
. Word search method
5 Perform an operation such as altering, inserting, or deleting a word.
Warning
The user cannot continue program execution after altering, inserting, or deleting data of the
program by suspending machining in progress by means of an operation such as a single block
stop or feed hold operation during program execution. If such a modification is made, the
program may not be executed exactly according to the contents of the program displayed on the
screen after machining is resumed. So, when the contents of memory are to be modified by part
program editing, be sure to enter the reset state or reset the system upon completion of editing
before executing the program.
3.7.1 Word Search
Procedure for scanning program
1 Press the cursor key
The cursor moves forward word by word on the screen; the cursor is displayed at
a selected word.
2 Press the cursor key
The cursor moves backward word by word on the screen: the cursor is displayed
at a selected word.
3 Holding down the cursor key or scans words continuously.
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4 The first word of the next block is searched for when the cursor key is
pressed.
5 The first word of the previous block is searched for when the cursor key is
pressed.
6 Holding down the cursor key or moves the cursor to the head of a
block continuously.
PAGE
7 Pressing the page key displays the next page and searches for the
first word of the page.
8 Pressing the page key PAGE
displays the previous page and searches for
the first word of the page.
PAGE
9 Holding down the page key or PAGE displays one page after
another
Example) Searching for S12
Program O0050 N01234

O0050;
N01234 X100.0 Z1250.0; N 01234 is being
S12; searched for/ scanned
N56789 M03; currently, S12 is
M02; searched for.
%
Procedure
1 Key in address S
2 Key in 1 2
Press the [SRH p] key starts search operation.

Upon completion of search operation, the cursor is displayed ay S12.Pressing the [SRH
n] key rather than the [SRH p] key performs search operation in the reverse direction.
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x ALARM
Alarm number Description
The word or address being

71
searched for was not found.
3.7.2 Heading a program

Procedure for heading program
Method 1
1 Press RESET when the program screen is selected in EDIT mode. When
the cursor has returned to the start of the program, the contents of the
programs are displayed from its start on the screen.
Method 2
Search for the program number.
1 Press address , when a program screen is select in the MEMORY or EDIT
mode.
2 Input a program number.
3 Press the soft key [0 SRH]
Method 3
1 Select MEMORY or EDIT mode.
2 Press PROG
3 Press the [(OPRT)] key.
4 Press the [REWIND] key.
3.7.3 Inserting a Word

Procedure for inserting a word:
1 Search for or scan the word immediately before a word to be inserted.
2 Key in an address to be inserted.
3 Key in data.
4 Press the INSERT key.
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Example of Inserting T15

O0050; Z 1250.0 is searched for/
N01234 X100.0 Z1250.0; scanned.
S12;
N56789 M03;
M02;
%
1 Search for or scan Z 1250.
2 Key in T 1 5 .

O0050;
N01234 X100.0 Z1250.0; T15; M15 is inserted
S12;
N56789 M03;
M02;
%
3.7.4 Altering a Word

Procedure for altering a word
1 Search for or scan a word to be altered.
2 Key in the address to be inserted.
3 Key in data.
ALTER
4 Press the key.
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Example of changing T15 to M15

Procedure

O0050; M13 is searched
for/scanned.
N01234 X100.0 Z1250.0; T15;
S12;
N56789 M03;
M02;
%
1 Search for or scan T15.
2 Key in M 1 5
ALTER
3 Press the key.

O0050;
N01234 X100.0 Z1250.0; M15; M13 is changed to M15.
S12;
N56789 M03;
M02;
%
3.7.5 Deleting procedures

Deleting a Word
Procedure for deleting a word:
1 Search for or scan a word to be deleted.
2 Press the DELETE key.
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Example of deleting X100.0

Deleting Blocks
A block or blocks can be deleted in a program.
Procedure for Deleting a Block:

1 Search for or scan address N for a block to be deleted.
EOB
2 Key in .
3 Press .
DELETE
3.7.6 PROGRAM NUMBER SEARCH
Procedure for program number search
1 Select EDIT or MEMORY mode.
2 Press PROG to display the program screen.
3 Key in address 0 .
4 Key in a program number to be searched for.
5 Press the [O SRH] key.
6 Upon completion of search operation, the program number searched for is
displayed in the upper – right corner of CRT screen If the program is not found,
P/S alarm No.71 occurs.
3.7.7 SEQUENCE NUMBER SEARCH
Sequence number search operation is usually used to search for a sequence number in the
middle of a program so that execution can be started or restarted at the block of the
sequence number.
Procedure for sequence Number Search
1 Select MEMORY mode.
2 Press PROG .
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3 If the program contains a sequence number to be searched for, perform the

operations 4 to 7 below.
If the program does not contain a sequence number to be searched for, select the
program number of the program contains the sequence number to be searched for.
4 Key in address N
5 Key in a sequence number to be searched for.
6 Press the [N SRH] key.
7 Upon completion of search operation, the sequence number searched for

displayed in the upper – right corner of the CRT screen.
If the specified sequence number is not found in the program currently selected,
P/S alarm (No.060) occurs.
Explanations (Operation during search)

Those blocks that are skipped do not affect the CNC. This means that the data in
the skipped blocks such as coordinates and M,S and T codes does not alter the
controller coordinates and modal values.
So, in the first block where execution is to be started or restarted by using a
sequence number search command, be sure to enter required M,S, and T codes
and coordinates. A block searched for by sequence number search usually
represents a point of shifting from one process to another. When a block in the
middle of a process must be searched for to restart execution at the block, specify
M.S and T codes, G codes , coordinates, and so forth as required from the MDI
after closely checking the machine tool and status of the controller at that point.
x Checking during search
During search operation, the following checks are made:

. Optional block skip
. P/S alarm (No 003 to 010)
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Restrictions:
x Searching in sub-program
During sequence number search operation, M98Pxxxx (subprogram call) is not executed.
So an alarm (No .060) is raised if an attempt is made to search for a sequence number in a
subprogram called by the program currently selected.
Main program Subprogram

O1234 O5678
: :
: N88888
M98 P5678;
: M99;
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If an attempt is made to search for N8888 in the example above, an alarm is

raised.
Alarm No. Contents

Command sequence number was not
60
found in the sequence number search.
i) DELETING PROGRAMS
Procedure for Deleting One Program

1 Select the EDIT mode.
2 Press PROG
3 Key in address O
4 Key in a desired program number.
5 Press DELETE key
The program with the entered program number is deleted.
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Deleting All Programs
Procedure for deleting all Programs
1 Set the mode select switch to EDIT mode.
O
3 Key in address .
4 Key in -9999.
5 Press edit key DELETE to delete all programs.
Deleting More than One Program by Specifying a Range
Procedure for Deleting More Than One Program by Specifying a Range
1 Select the EDIT mode.

3 Enter the range of program numbers to be deleted with address and numeric keys
in the following format:
OXXXX, OYYYY
Where XXXX is the starting number of the programs to be deleted and YYYY is
the ending number of the programs to be deleted.
DELETE
4 Press edit key to delete programs no. XXXX to No YYYY
3.8 CREATING PROGRAMS

Procedure for creating programs using the MDI panel
1 Enter the EDIT mode.
2 Press the PROG key.
3 Press address key O and enter the program number.
5 Create a program using the program editing functions
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Explanation
x Comments in a program
Comments can be written in a program using the control in /out codes.
Example: O0001 (FANUC SERIES 16);

M08 (COOLANT ON);
INSERT
When the key is pressed after the control-out code’ (“, comments, and
Control – in code “)” have been typed, the typed comments are registered.
INSERT
When the key is pressed midway through comments, to enter the rest
INSERT
of comments later; the data typed before the key is pressed may not be
correctly registered (not entered, modified, or lost) because the data is subject to an entry
check this is performed in normal editing.
Note the following to enter a comment:

Control-in code”)” cannot be registered by itself.
INSERT
x Comments entered after the key is pressed must not begin with a
number, space, or address O.
x If an abbreviation for a macro is entered, the abbreviation is converted in to a
macro word and registered.
x Address O and subsequent numbers, or a space can be entered but are omitted
when registered.
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Error Diagnosis MAXMILL
4. Error Diagnosis
ALARM
ALARM
DESCRIPTION CAUSE REMEDY
NO
1000 A0.0 This alarm occurs when Emergency push button
EMERGENCY the machine is in has to be released.
CONDITION emergency Condition. Check whether the
EFFECT: relay EMG1, EMG2 is
x NC start disable ON Check if any
x Feed stop MPCB is tripped.
x Spindle stop
1020 A2.0 This alarm occurs when Magazine is not in
MAG IS IN WRONG the indexed magazine correct position
POSITION position is not OK. 1. Select jog mode.
EFFECT: 2. Index the magazine
x NC start disable 3. If alarm is not
x Spindle stop cleared check input
X10.4.This should be
0. If not check
magazine count
proximity switch check
the wiring.
1021 A2.2 This alarm occurs when 1. Fill lubrication tank.
LUBRICATION the lubrication level is low 2. If the tank is full
TANK EMPTY- PL in the lubrication tank. check input X9.2
REFILL EFFECT: 3. Check lubrication
x NC start disable float switch.
x Feed stop 4. Check the
connection.
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x Spindle stop
1029 A1.5 This alarm occurs when 1.Select Ref mode
MAG POS NOT OK the magazine is in wrong 2. Press MAG REF
REF TRT position. .Magazine indexes to
EFFECT: tool number 1
x NC start disable 3. Reset the alarm
x Spindle stop If alarm is not cleared
check input X10.4.This
should be 0. If not
check magazine count
the wiring check input
X10.5.It should be 1 at
reference position. If
not check magazine ref
the wiring.
1030 A2.1 This alarm occurs when Reference the

MAG INDEX the magazine does not magazine.If the alarm
TIMEOUT respond within 10s. persists check input
EFFECT: X10.5.It should be 1 at
x NC start disable reference position.
x Spindle stop If not check wiring,
check proximity ref
and count. Check
magazine Motor wiring
as per circuit diagram.
1040 A1.6 This alarm occurs when air 1. Check if the Air
AIR PRESSURE pressure is not OK. supply is provided for
FAIL EFFECT: the machine.
x NC start disable 2. Check whether the
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x Spindle stop input X9.6 is 1. If it is

0 and Air supply is
given (6 bar) check air
pressure switch.
1046 A2.7 This alarm message occurs Check if the alarm is
ARM NOT FWD when the Arm fwd output not in forward position.
is ON and the arm forward 1. Check whether Y9.1
feed back limit switch is is ON
not sensed. 2. Check if Solenoid1
EFFECT: is ON,
x NC start disable 3. Check whether
x Spindle stop Relay 6 is ON. b. If
arm is in forward
position then check
input X10.2 is 1 and X
10.3 is 0 .If not check
limit switch wiring,
Relay wiring, Solenoid
wiring.
1047 A3.0 This alarm message occurs Check if the
ARM NOT REV when the Arm rev output is a. Arm is not in
ON and the arm reverse reverse position.
feed back limit switch is 1. Check whether Y9.1
not sensed. is OFF
EFFECT: 2. Check Solenoid1 is
x NC start disable OFF
x Spindle stop 3. Check whether
Relay 6 is OFF
b. If arm is in reverse
position then 1. check
input X10.2 is 0 and
x10.3 is 1.If not check
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limit switch wiring,

wiring
TOOL NOT when the Tool unclamp a. Tool is not
UNCLAMP output is ON and the Tool unclamped.
unclamp feed back reed 1. Check whether Y9.2
switch is not sensed or Air is ON
pressure is not OK. 2. Check if Solenoid2
EFFECT: is ON,
x NC start disable 3. Check whether
x Spindle stop Relay 7 is ON.
b. If Tool is in
unclamp position then
check input X10.1 is 1
and X 10.0 is 0 .If not
check reed switch
wiring, Relay wiring,
Solenoid wiring. Also
check Air pressure
switch. X9.6 should be
1.
TOOL NOT CLAMP when the Tool unclamp a. Tool is not clamped.
output is OFF and the Tool 1. Check whether Y9.2
clamp feed back reed is OFF
switch is not sensed or Air 2. Check if Solenoid2
pressure is not OK. is OFF,
EFFECT: 3. Check whether
x NC start disable Relay 7 is OFF
x Spindle stop b. If Tool is in clamp
position then check
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reed switch wiring,
wiring. Also check Air
pressure switch. X9.6
should be 1.
DOOR NOT when the Door close a. Door is not closed
CLOSED output is ON and the Door 1. Check whether Y9.3
close feed back reed switch is ON
is not sensed or Air 2. Check if Solenoid3is
pressure is not OK. ON,
x NC start disable Relay 8 is ON.
x Spindle stop b. If Door is closed
position then check
reed switch wiring,
should be 1.
DOOR NOT OPEN when the Door open output a. Door is not open
is ON and the Door open 1. Check whether Y9.4
feed back reed switch is is ON
not sensed or Air pressure 2. Check if Solenoid4
is not OK is ON,
x NC start disable Relay 9is ON.
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x Spindle stop b. If Door is open

position then check
reed switch wiring,
should be 1.
1052 A7.3 This alarm occurs when Check whether the
CLNT MOTOR the Coolant motor MPCB MPCB is tripped if so
TRIP is tripped switch ON the MPCB
EFFECT: and switch ON the
x NC start disable Coolant. If the alarm
x Spindle stop occurs again then
x Feed stop Motor may be short
circuited. Check the
Motor winding
resistance it should be
around 52 ohms
between UV, VW, and
UW. Check insulation
between earth and U,
V, W. If it is OK then
check Motor wiring for
loose connection.
Ensure Motor is
earthed. Check input
status x8.3 .It should be
1 if MPCB is ON.
LUB MOTOR TRIP the LUB motor MPCB is MPCB is tripped if so
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tripped switches ON the

EFFECT: MPCB and Switch ON
x NC start disable the LUB by pressing
x Spindle stop “LUB INCH”. If the
x Feed stop alarm occurs again
then Motor may be
short circuited. Check
the Motor winding
around 55 ohms
between UV, VW, and
loose connection.
Ensure Motor is
1 if MPCB is ON.
1055 A4.1 This alarm occurs when air 1. Check if the Air
AIR PRESSURE pressure is low or Air is supply is provided for
LOW not in the range 4 to 8 bar the machine. Check if
EFFECT: the pressure is above 4
x NC start disable bar
x Spindle stop 2. Check whether the
input X9.6 is1. If it is 0
check the Air pressure
switch.

MAG MOTOR TRIP the Magazine motor MPCB is tripped if so
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MPCB is tripped switch ON the MPCB

EFFECT: and Index the
x NC start disable Magazine. If the alarm
x Spindle stop occurs again then
x Feed stop Motor may be short
circuited. Check the
Motor winding
around 262 ohms
between UV, VW, and
loose connection.
Ensure Motor is
1 if MPCB is ON
1062 A3.5 This alarm occurs when 1.Reference the Axes
MACHINE LOCK the machine lock is made 2. Reset the alarm after
REFERENCE THE ON and then OFF referencing.
MACHINE EFFECT:
x NC start disable
x Spindle stop
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MESSAGES
MESSA
DESCRIPTION CAUSE REMEDY
GE NO
2007 A1.0 If the door is not in closed Close the door
DOOR IN OPEN PL position this message comes. Reset the Alarm
CLOSE THE DOOR press the cycle start
AND CYCLE START key
2012 A1.2 This alarm occurs when the Stop the rotation of
SPINDLE NOT IN Automatic Tool change the spindle.
ZERO SPEED (M06) command is given Press the reset key to
when the spindle is in clear the alarm
running condition. message.
2013 A1.3 This alarm occurs when the Stop the Movement
Z AXIS IS MOVING Automatic Tool change of Z axis
(M06) command is given Press the reset key to
when the Z axis is in moving clear the alarm
condition. message.
2022 A2.3 This message occurs when 1.Check whether the
LUBRICATION UNIT- the lubrication pressure fails lubrication motor is
PRESSURE FAIL to develop after the ON
lubrication motor is ON. 2. Check the direction
of rotation.
3. Check the
lubrication pressure
switch check input
X9.3. It should be 1
while the motor is
ON Rectify the error.
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2026 A2.4 This message occur when Move the Z axis so

Z AXIS NOT IN M06/ magazine index is that machine position
POSITION commanded and Machine of Z axis is between 0
position of Z axis not in the to -142.
range 0 to -142.
2027 A1.1 This message occurs if the Command tool
WRONG TOOL Tool number commanded is between T1 and T10
NUMBER not between 1 and 10
SELECTED.SELECT
T1 TO T10
2037 A0.2 This message occurs when Suppose it is 5th tool
INDEX THE MAG IN the Tool is clamped you have clamped ,
JOG TL CL MAN manually ie in jog mode. Select JOG mode
Now the system does not Index the magazine
know the tool number. to that tool position 5
and then press “MAG
REF”. By doing so
we are teaching the
System that the Tool
number is 5. Now the
Tool number of
Magazine and
Spindle is 5.
NOTE: Please
DONOT Teach the
system a tool number
in which already a
tool is present by
doing so ACCIDENT
will take place.
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6. Input Output Details

Input
Wire number CONN NO conn no TSD no Description ELEMENT
CE56
A01 1 1 0 V - 60
X8.0 X80 A02 3 1 SPARE
X8.1 X81 B02 4 1 TRT MOTOR TRIP MPCB-NO
X8.2 X82 A03 5 1 SPARE
X8.3 X83 B03 6 1 CLNT MOTOR TRIP MPCB-NO
X8.4 X84 A04 7 1 ESTOP RELAY
X8.5 X85 B04 8 1 LUB MOTOR TRIP MPCB-NO
X8.6 X86 A05 9 1 SPARE
X8.7 X87 B05 10 1 SPARE
X9.0 X90 A06 11 1 DOOR CLOSED FEED BACK LS-NO

X9.1 X91 B06 12 1 SPARE
X9.2 X92 A07 13 1 LUB FLOAT SWITCH FLOAT -NO
X9.3 X93 B07 14 1 LUB PRESSURE SWITCH PS -NO
X9.4 X94 A08 15 1 AC INPUT AC
X9.5 X95 B08 16 1
X9.6 X96 A09 17 1 AIR PRESSURE SWITCH APS-NO
X9.7 X97 B09 18 1
X10.0 X100 A10 19 1 TOOL CLAMP REED SW RSW-NO

X10.1 X101 B10 20 1 TOOL UNCLAMP REED SWITCH RSW-NO
X10.2 X102 A11 21 1 ARM IN LIMIT SWITCH LS-NO
X10.3 X103 B11 22 1 ARM OUT LIMIT SWITCH LS-NO
X10.4 X104 A12 23 1 TURRET INDEX SENSOR PRX
X10.5 X105 B12 24 1 TURRET REF SENSOR PRX
X10.6 X106 A13 25 1
X10.7 X107 B13 26 1
CE 57
A01 1 2 0 V - 60
X11.0 X110 A02 3 2

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X11.2 X112 A03 5 2
X11.3 X113 B03 6 2
X11.4 X114 A04 7 2
X11.5 X115 B04 8 2
X11.6 X116 A05 9 2
X11.7 X117 B05 10 2
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X12.3 X123 B07 14 2
X12.4 X124 A08 15 2
X12.5 X125 B08 16 2
X12.6 X126 A09 17 2
X12.7 X127 B09 18 2
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X13.0 X130 A10 19 2
X13.1 X131 B10 20 2
X13.2 X132 A11 21 2
X13.3 X133 B11 22 2
X13.4 X134 A12 23 2
X13.5 X135 B12 24 2
X13.6 X136 A13 25 2
X13.7 X137 B13 26 2
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CB 56
A01 1 0 V - 60
X24.0 X240 A02 3 3 AUTO PB - NO

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X24.2 X242 A03 5 3 MDI PB - NO
X24.3 X243 B03 6 3 JOG PB - NO
X24.4 X244 A04 7 3 REF PB - NO
X24.5 X245 B04 8 3 DNC PB - NO
X24.6 X246 A05 9 3 SINGLE BLOCK PB - NO
X24.7 X247 B05 10 3 BLOCK DELETE PB - NO
X25.0 X250 A06 11 3 OPTIONAL STOP PB - NO

X25.1 X251 B06 12 3 DRY RUN PB - NO
X25.2 X252 A07 13 3 MPG PB - NO
X25.3 X253 B07 14 3 X1 PB - NO
X25.4 X254 A08 15 3 X10 PB - NO
X25.5 X255 B08 16 3 X100 PB - NO
X25.6 X256 A09 17 3 MACHINE LOCK PB - NO
X25.7 X257 B09 18 3 VICE CLAMP/UNCLAMP PB - NO
X26.0 X260 A10 19 3 DOOR CLOSE/OPEN PB - NO

X26.1 X261 B10 20 3 PROGRAM PROTECT ON/OFF PB - NO
X26.2 X262 A11 21 3 ARM IN/OUT PB - NO
X26.3 X263 B11 22 3 TOOL CL/UNCL PB - NO
X26.4 X264 A12 23 3 MAG INDEX PB - NO
X26.5 X265 B12 24 3 MAG REF PB - NO
X26.6 X266 A13 25 3 CYCLE START PB - NO
X26.7 X267 B13 26 3 CYCLE STOP PB - NC
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A01 1 0 V - 60
X27.0 X270 A02 3 4 PRG STOP PB - NC

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X27.2 X272 A03 5 4 CLNT ON/OFF PB - NO
X27.3 X273 B03 6 4 LUB INCH PB - NO
X27.4 X274 A04 7 4 4 PB - NO
X27.5 X275 B04 8 4 SPINDLE ORIENT PB - NO
X27.6 X276 A05 9 4 SPINDLE INCH PB - NO
X27.7 X277 B05 10 4 X PB - NO
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X28.0 X280 A06 11 4 Y PB - NO
X28.1 X281 B06 12 4 Z PB - NO
X28.2 X282 A07 13 4 PLUS PB - NO
X28.3 X283 B07 14 4 RAPID PB - NO
X28.4 X284 A08 15 4 MINUS PB - NO
X28.5 X285 B08 16 4 SPDL CW PB - NO
X28.6 X286 A09 17 4 SPDL STOP PB - NC
X28.7 X287 B09 18 4 SPDL CCW PB - NO
X29.0 X290 A10 19 4 SPDL SPEED OVR-1

X29.1 X291 B10 20 4 SPDL SPEED OVR-2
X29.2 X292 A11 21 4 SPDL SPEED OVR-3
X29.3 X293 B11 22 4 FEED OVR-1
X29.4 X294 A12 23 4 FEED OVR-2
X29.5 X295 B12 24 4 FEED OVR-3
X29.6 X296 A13 25 4 FEED OVR-4
X29.7 X297 B13 26 4 FEED OVR-5
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Y8.0 Y80 A16 31 1 SPARE
Y8.1 Y81 B16 32 1 SPARE
Y8.2 Y82 A17 33 1 COOLANT ON CONTACTOR
Y8.3 Y83 B17 34 1 LUB ON CONTACTOR
Y8.4 Y84 A18 35 1 Z AXIS BRAKE ON RELAY
Y8.5 Y85 B18 36 1 SPARE
Y8.6 Y86 A19 37 1 MAG CW CONTACTOR
Y8.7 Y87 B19 38 1 MAG CCW CONTACTOR
Y9.0 Y90 A20 39 1 SPARE

Y9.1 Y91 B20 40 1 ARM IN/ OUT RELAY
Y9.2 Y92 A21 41 1 TOOL CLAMP/UNCLAMP RELAY
Y9.3 Y93 B21 42 1
Y9.4 Y94 A22 43 1
Y9.5 Y95 B22 44 1
Y9.6 Y96 A23 45 1
Y9.7 Y97 B23 46 1
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B24 48 1 64
A25 49 1 64
B25 50 1 64
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Y10.0 Y100 A16 31 2 AUTO LED
Y10.1 Y101 B16 32 2 EDIT LED
Y10.2 Y102 A17 33 2 MDI LED
Y10.3 Y103 B17 34 2 JOG LED
Y10.4 Y104 A18 35 2 REF LED
Y10.5 Y105 B18 36 2 DNC LED
Y10.6 Y106 A19 37 2 PLUS-LED
Y10.7 Y107 B19 38 2 RAPID -LED
Y11.0 Y110 A20 39 2 MINUS-LED

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Y11.4 Y114 A22 43 2
Y11.5 Y115 B22 44 2
Y11.6 Y116 A23 45 2
Y11.7 Y117 B23 46 2
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A25 49 2 64
B25 50 2 64
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CB 104
Y12.0 Y120 A16 31 3 SINGLE BLOCK -LED
Y12.1 Y121 B16 32 3 BLOCK DELETE -LED
Y12.2 Y122 A17 33 3 OPTIONAL STOP-LED
Y12.3 Y123 B17 34 3 DRY RUN -LED
Y12.4 Y124 A18 35 3 MACHINE LOCK - LED
Y12.5 Y125 B18 36 3 VICE CLAMP-LED
Y12.6 Y126 A19 37 3 DOOR CLOSE-LED
Y12.7 Y127 B19 38 3 ARM - OUT -LED
Y13.0 Y130 A20 39 3 TOOL CLAMP -LED

Y13.1 Y131 B20 40 3 MAG INDEX-LED
Y13.2 Y132 A21 41 3 MAG REF-LED
Y13.3 Y133 B21 42 3 CYCLE START-LED
Y13.4 Y134 A22 43 3 CYCLE STOP -LED
Y13.5 Y135 B22 44 3 PRG STOP-LED
Y13.6 Y136 A23 45 3 AIR ON -LED
Y13.7 Y137 B23 46 3 ALARM -LED
A24 47 3 64
B24 48 3 64
A25 49 3 64
B25 50 3 64
CB105
Y14.0 Y140 A16 31 4 MACHINE READY - LED
Y14.1 Y141 B16 32 4 X1-LED
Y14.2 Y142 A17 33 4 X10-LED
Y14.3 Y143 B17 34 4 X100-LED
Y14.4 Y144 A18 35 4 SPDL -CW -LED
Y14.5 Y145 B18 36 4 SPDL-OFF -LED
Y14.6 Y146 A19 37 4 SPDL -CCW-LED
Y14.7 Y147 B19 38 4 CLNT ON/OFF
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Y15.0 Y150 A20 39 4 MPG -LED
Y15.1 Y151 B20 40 4 X-LED
Y15.2 Y152 A21 41 4 Y-LED
Y15.3 Y153 B21 42 4 Z-LED
Y15.4 Y154 A22 43 4 FLUSH CLNT ON-LED
Y15.5 Y155 B22 44 4 LUB ON-LED
Y15.6 Y156 A23 45 4 4-LED
Y15.7 Y157 B23 46 4 SPDL ORIENT -LED
A24 47 4 64
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A25 49 4 64
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8. CNC Parameter
% N00174 P 0 N00431 P 0
N00000 P 00000010 N00175 P 0 N00432 P 0
N00001 P 00000000 N00176 P 0 N00433 P 0
N00002 P 00000000 N00177 P 0 N00434 P 0
N00012 A1 P N00178 P 0 N00435 P 0
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N00021 P 0 N00204 P 0 N00441 P 0
N00022 P 0 N00206 P 0 N00442 P 0
N00023 P 0 N00231 P 00000000 N00443 P 0
N00024 P 0 N00233 P 0 N00444 P 0
N00100 P 00010100 N00241 P 0 N00445 P 0
N00101 P 10001001 N00242 P 0 N00446 P 0
N00102 P 0 N00250 P 00000000 N00801 P 00000000
N00103 P 11 N00251 P 00000000 N00802 P 0
N00110 P 00000000 N00252 P 00000000 N00803 P 0
N00111 P 10001001 N00253 P 00000000 N00810 P 00000000
N00112 P 0 N00260 P 00000000 N00811 P 0
N00113 P 11 N00261 P 00000000 N00812 P 0
N00121 P 00000000 N00262 P 00000000 N00813 P 0
N00122 P 0 N00263 P 00000000 N00814 P 0
N00123 P 0 N00271 P 00000000 N00815 P 0
N00131 P 00000000 N00272 P 0 N00820 P 0
N00132 P 0 N00273 P 0 N00821 P 0
N00133 P 0 N00281 P 00000000 N00822 P 0
N00134 P 00000000 N00282 P 0 N00823 P 0
N00135 P 00000000 N00283 P 0 N00824 P 0
N00138 P 00000000 N00291 P 00000000 N00825 P 0
N00140 P 00000000 N00292 P 0 N00826 P 0
N00141 P 0 N00293 P 0 N00827 P 0
N00142 P 0 N00300 P 00000000 N00828 P 0
N00143 P 0 N00301 P 00000000 N00850 P 00000000
N00144 P 0 N00311 P 00000000 N00851 P 0
N00145 P 0 N00312 P 0 N00852 P 0
N00146 P 0 N00420 P 0 N00853 P 0
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N00148 P 0 N00422 P 0 N00901 P 00000000
N00149 P 0 N00423 P 0 N00902 P 00000000
N00161 P 00000000 N00424 P 0 N00903 P 00000000
N00162 P 00000000 N00425 P 0 N00904 P 00000000
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N00913 P 0 00000000 A4 P N01226 A1 P-248215

N00914 P 0 00000000 A2 P-203800 A3 P 0
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N01328 A1 P 0 A2 P N01434 A1 P 0 A2 P N01622 A1 P 20 A2 P

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N01401 P 01010001 N01441 A1 P 0 A2 P N01624 A1 P 20 A2 P
N01402 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 20 A3 P 20 A4 P 20
N01403 P 00000000 N01442 A1 P 0 A2 P N01625 A1 P 20 A2 P
N01404 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 20 A3 P 20 A4 P 20
N01405 P 00000000 N01443 P 0 N01628 P 0
N01406 P 00000000 N01444 A1 P 0 A2 P N01630 P 0
N01407 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N01631 P 0
N01408 A1 P N01445 A1 P 0 A2 P N01633 P 0
00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N01640 A1 P 0 A2 P
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A2 P 10000 A3 P N01601 P 00000000 N01731 P 0
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N01425 A1 P 20 A2 P N01603 P 00000000 N01740 P 0
20 A3 P 20 A4 P 20 N01604 P 00000000 N01741 A1 P 0 A2 P
N01426 P 0 N01605 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01427 A1 P 0 A2 P N01610 A1 P N01762 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01428 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A3 P N01763 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01430 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 N01768 P 0
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N01773 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P N01848 A1 P 0 A2 P

0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01774 A1 P 0 A2 P N01818 A1 P N01850 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01775 P 0 00000000 A3 P N01851 A1 P 7 A2 P
N01776 P 0 00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 3 A4 P 0
N01777 P 0 00000000 N01852 A1 P 0 A2 P
N01778 P 0 N01819 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01779 P 0 00000000 A2 P N01853 A1 P 0 A2 P
N01780 P 0 00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01781 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P N01856 P 0
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N01782 P 0 N01820 A1 P 2 A2 P 95314630 A2 P
N01783 A1 P 0 A2 P 2 A3 P 2 A4 P 2 17644080 A3 P-
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N01800 P 00000000 A2 P 32000 A3 P N01871 A1 P 0 A2 P
N01801 P 00000000 32000 A4 P 32000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01802 P 00000000 N01829 A1 P 12000 N01872 A1 P 0 A2 P
N01803 P 00000000 A2 P 12000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01804 P 00000000 12000 A4 P 12000 N01874 A1 P 0 A2 P
N01805 P 00000000 N01830 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01806 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N01875 A1 P 0 A2 P
N01807 P 00000000 N01831 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01815 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N01876 A1 P 0 A2 P
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00110000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N01877 A1 P 0 A2 P
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N01816 A1 P N01836 A1 P 0 A2 P N01881 A1 P 0 A2 P
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N01885 A1 P 0 A2 P N01931 A1 P 0 A2 P N01985 P 0

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N01886 A1 P 0 A2 P N01932 A1 P 0 A2 P N01987 P 0
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N01896 P 0 N01937 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01897 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N01994 A1 P 0 A2 P
N01901 P 00000000 N01941 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01902 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N01996 A1 P 0 A2 P
N01903 P 00000000 N01942 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N01904 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N01997 A1 P 0 A2 P
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00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P N02027 A1 P 0 A2 P

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00000000 00000000 N02035 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02009 A1 P N02018 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P N02036 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P N02037 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02010 A1 P N02019 A1 P N02038 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P N02039 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 00000000 N02040 A1 P 400 A2
N02011 A1 P N02020 A1 P 256 A2 P 400 A3 P 400 A4 P
00000000 A2 P P 256 A3 P 256 A4 P 800
00000000 A3 P 256 N02041 A1 P-1920
00000000 A4 P N02021 A1 P 0 A2 P A2 P-1920 A3 P-1920
00000000 0 A3 P 128 A4 P 0 A4 P-3840
N02012 A1 P N02022 A1 P 111 A2 N02042 A1 P-1253
00000000 A2 P P-111 A3 P 111 A4 P A2 P-1253 A3 P-1253
00000000 A3 P 111 A4 P-1253
00000000 A4 P N02023 A1 P 8192 A2 N02043 A1 P 112 A2
00000000 P 8192 A3 P 8192 A4 P 112 A3 P 112 A4 P
N02013 A1 P P 8192 56
00000000 A2 P N02024 A1 P 12500 N02044 A1 P-1008
00000000 A3 P A2 P 12500 A3 P A2 P-1008 A3 P-1008
00000000 A4 P 12500 A4 P 12500 A4 P-504
00001110 N02025 A1 P 0 A2 P N02045 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02014 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P N02026 A1 P 0 A2 P N02046 A1 P-8235
00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 A2 P-8235 A3 P-8235
A4 P-8235
285 of 319
N02047 A1 P-753 A2 N02065 A1 P 17873 N02086 A1 P 2178 A2

P-753 A3 P-753 A4 P- A2 P 17873 A3 P P 2178 A3 P 2178 A4
1506 17873 A4 P 4468 P 1089
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02050 A1 P 956 A2 N02068 A1 P 0 A2 P N02089 A1 P 0 A2 P
P 956 A3 P 956 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
956 N02069 A1 P 0 A2 P N02090 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02051 A1 P 510 A2 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
P 510 A3 P 510 A4 P N02070 A1 P 0 A2 P N02091 A1 P 0 A2 P
510 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
21 A3 P 21 A4 P 21 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02054 A1 P 1894 A2 N02073 A1 P 0 A2 P N02094 A1 P 0 A2 P
P 1894 A3 P 1894 A4 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
P 1894 N02074 A1 P 20480 N02095 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02055 A1 P 319 A2 A2 P 20480 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
P 319 A3 P 319 A4 P 20480 A4 P 0 N02096 A1 P 0 A2 P
319 N02075 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02056 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02097 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02076 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02057 A1 P-7694 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02098 A1 P 0 A2 P
A2 P-7694 A3 P-7694 N02077 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
A4 P-7687 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02099 A1 P 400 A2
N02058 A1 P-2800 N02078 A1 P 0 A2 P P 400 A3 P 400 A4 P
A2 P-2800 A3 P-2800 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 400
A4 P-1400 N02079 A1 P 0 A2 P N02100 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02059 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02080 A1 P 0 A2 P N02101 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02060 A1 P 7282 A2 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
P 7282 A3 P 7282 A4 N02081 A1 P 0 A2 P N02102 A1 P 0 A2 P
P 3641 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02062 A1 P 32289 N02083 A1 P 0 A2 P N02104 A1 P 0 A2 P
A2 P 32289 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
32289 A4 P 32289 N02084 A1 P 1 A2 P N02105 A1 P 146 A2
N02063 A1 P 5988 A2 1 A3 P 1 A4 P 1 P 146 A3 P 146 A4 P
P 5988 A3 P 5988 A4 N02085 A1 P 200 A2 292
P 5988 P 200 A3 P 200 A4 P N02106 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02064 A1 P 4 A2 P 200 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
4 A3 P 4 A4 P 4
286 of 319
N02107 A1 P 0 A2 P N02128 A1 P 3000 A2 N02149 A1 P 0 A2 P

0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 P 3000 A3 P 3000 A4 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02108 A1 P 0 A2 P P 6000 N02150 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02129 A1 P 3392 A2 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02109 A1 P 0 A2 P P 3392 A3 P 3392 A4 N02151 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 P 3392 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02110 A1 P 780 A2 N02130 A1 P 0 A2 P N02152 A1 P 0 A2 P
P 780 A3 P 780 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
532 N02131 A1 P 0 A2 P N02153 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02111 A1 P 7790 A2 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
P 7790 A3 P 7790 A4 N02132 A1 P 0 A2 P N02154 A1 P 0 A2 P
P 7790 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02112 A1 P 0 A2 P N02133 A1 P 8992 A2 N02155 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 P 8992 A3 P 8992 A4 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02113 A1 P 0 A2 P P 8992 N02156 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02134 A1 P 12864 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02114 A1 P 0 A2 P A2 P 12864 A3 P N02157 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 12864 A4 P 9024 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02119 A1 P 0 A2 P N02139 A1 P 0 A2 P N02162 A1 P 32765
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 A2 P 32765 A3 P
N02120 A1 P 0 A2 P N02140 A1 P 0 A2 P 32765 A4 P 32765
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02163 A1 P 42 A2 P
N02121 A1 P 0 A2 P N02141 A1 P 0 A2 P 42 A3 P 42 A4 P 42
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02164 A1 P 7551 A2
N02122 A1 P 0 A2 P N02142 A1 P 0 A2 P P 7551 A3 P 7551 A4
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 P 1888
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 25 A3 P 25 A4 P 45
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02127 A1 P 796 A2 N02147 A1 P 0 A2 P N02169 A1 P 0 A2 P
P 796 A3 P 796 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
796 N02148 A1 P 0 A2 P N02170 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
287 of 319
N02171 A1 P 0 A2 P N02194 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P

0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000
N02172 A1 P 0 A2 P N02195 A1 P 0 A2 P N02207 A1 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P
N02173 A1 P 0 A2 P N02196 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A3 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A4 P
N02174 A1 P 0 A2 P N02197 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02208 A1 P
N02175 A1 P 0 A2 P N02198 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A3 P
N02176 A1 P 0 A2 P N02199 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000
N02177 A1 P 0 A2 P N02200 A1 P N02209 A1 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
N02178 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
N02179 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02201 A1 P N02210 A1 P
N02180 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
N02181 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 00000000
N02182 A1 P 0 A2 P N02202 A1 P N02211 A1 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P 00001110 A2 P
N02183 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00001110 A3 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A4 P 00001110 A4 P
N02184 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 00001110
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02203 A1 P N02212 A1 P
N02185 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
N02186 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 00000000
N02187 A1 P 0 A2 P N02204 A1 P N02213 A1 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 10000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
N02188 A1 P 0 A2 P 10000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 10000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
N02189 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02205 A1 P N02214 A1 P
N02190 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
N02191 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 00000000
N02192 A1 P 0 A2 P N02206 A1 P N02215 A1 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
N02193 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
288 of 319
00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P N02239 A1 P 0 A2 P

00000000 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02216 A1 P N02225 A1 P N02240 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P N02241 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 00000000 N02242 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02217 A1 P N02226 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P N02243 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P N02244 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02218 A1 P N02227 A1 P N02245 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P N02246 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 00000000 N02247 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02219 A1 P N02228 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P N02248 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P N02249 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02220 A1 P N02229 A1 P N02250 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P N02251 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 00000000 N02252 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02221 A1 P N02230 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02253 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A3 P N02231 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02254 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 N02232 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02222 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02255 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A2 P N02233 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02256 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A4 P N02234 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02257 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02223 A1 P N02235 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02258 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A3 P N02236 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02259 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 N02237 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02224 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02260 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A2 P N02238 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02261 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
289 of 319
N02262 A1 P 0 A2 P N02276 A1 P N02285 A1 P

0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
N02263 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
N02264 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02277 A1 P N02286 A1 P
N02265 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
N02266 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 00000000
N02267 A1 P 0 A2 P N02278 A1 P N02287 A1 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
N02268 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
N02269 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N02279 A1 P N02288 A1 P
N02270 A1 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 00000000
00000000 N02280 A1 P N02289 A1 P
N02271 A1 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 00000000
00000000 N02281 A1 P N02290 A1 P
N02272 A1 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 00000000
00000000 N02282 A1 P N02291 A1 P
N02273 A1 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 00000000
00000000 N02283 A1 P N02292 A1 P
N02274 A1 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 00000000
00000000 N02284 A1 P N02293 A1 P
N02275 A1 P 00000000 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 00000000 A3 P 00000000 A3 P
00000000 A3 P 00000000 A4 P 00000000 A4 P
00000000 A4 P 00000000 00000000
00000000
290 of 319
N02294 A1 P N02305 A1 P 0 A2 P N02328 A1 P 0 A2 P

00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P N02306 A1 P 0 A2 P N02329 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 N02307 A1 P 0 A2 P N02330 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02295 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P N02308 A1 P 0 A2 P N02331 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A4 P N02309 A1 P 0 A2 P N02332 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02296 A1 P N02310 A1 P 0 A2 P N02333 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P N02311 A1 P 0 A2 P N02334 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 N02312 A1 P 0 A2 P N02335 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02297 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P N02313 A1 P 0 A2 P N02336 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A4 P N02314 A1 P 0 A2 P N02337 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02298 A1 P N02315 A1 P 0 A2 P N02338 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P N02316 A1 P 0 A2 P N02339 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 N02317 A1 P 0 A2 P N02340 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02299 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P N02318 A1 P 0 A2 P N02341 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A4 P N02319 A1 P 0 A2 P N02342 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02300 A1 P N02320 A1 P 0 A2 P N02343 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A3 P N02321 A1 P 0 A2 P N02344 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 N02322 A1 P 0 A2 P N02345 A1 P 0 A2 P
N02301 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A2 P N02323 A1 P 0 A2 P N02346 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
00000000 A4 P N02324 A1 P 0 A2 P N02347 A1 P 0 A2 P
00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
291 of 319

0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N02368 A1 P 0 A2 P N02391 A1 P 0 A2 P N03001 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03002 P 00010000
N02369 A1 P 0 A2 P N02392 A1 P 0 A2 P N03003 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03004 P 00100000
N02370 A1 P 0 A2 P N02393 A1 P 0 A2 P N03006 P 00000110
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03007 P 00000000
N02371 A1 P 0 A2 P N02394 A1 P 0 A2 P N03008 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03010 P 0
N02372 A1 P 0 A2 P N02395 A1 P 0 A2 P N03011 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03012 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
292 of 319
N03014 A1 P 0 A2 P N03133 A1 P 0 A2 P N03216 P 0

0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03218 P 0
N03016 P 0 N03134 A1 P 0 A2 P N03219 P 0
N03017 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03227 P 0
N03018 P 0 N03140 P 0 N03228 P 0
N03030 P 2 N03141 P 0 N03232 P 00000000
N03031 P 5 N03142 P 0 N03241 P 0
N03032 P 2 N03143 P 0 N03242 P 0
N03033 P 0 N03144 P 0 N03243 P 0
N03100 P 00000000 N03145 P 0 N03244 P 0
N03101 P 00000000 N03146 P 0 N03245 P 0
N03102 P 00000000 N03147 P 0 N03246 P 0
N03103 P 00000000 N03150 P 0 N03247 P 0
N03104 P 01000000 N03151 P 0 N03251 P 0
N03105 P 00000111 N03152 P 0 N03252 P 0
N03106 P 00000000 N03153 P 0 N03253 P 0
N03107 P 10010000 N03154 P 0 N03254 P 0
N03108 P 11000000 N03155 P 0 N03255 P 0
N03109 P 00000000 N03156 P 0 N03256 P 0
N03110 P 00000000 N03157 P 0 N03257 P 0
N03111 P 00100111 N03158 P 0 N03260 P 00000000
N03112 P 00000000 N03161 P 0 N03270 P 0
N03113 P 00000000 N03162 P 0 N03271 P 0
N03114 P 00000000 N03163 P 0 N03290 P 10000000
N03115 A1 P N03170 P 0 N03291 P 00000000
00000000 A2 P N03190 P 00000000 N03292 P 00000000
00000000 A3 P N03191 P 00000000 N03294 P 0
00000000 A4 P N03192 P 00000000 N03295 P 0
00000000 N03193 P 00000000 N03301 P 00000000
N03116 P 00000000 N03194 P 00000000 N03310 P 0
N03117 P 00000000 N03195 P 00000000 N03311 P 0
N03118 P 00000000 N03197 P 0 N03401 P 01000001
N03119 P 00000000 N03198 P 0 N03402 P 00000000
N03120 P 0 N03199 P 0 N03403 P 00000000
N03121 P 0 N03201 P 10000000 N03404 P 00000000
N03122 P 0 N03202 P 00000000 N03405 P 00000000
N03123 P 0 N03203 P 00000000 N03406 P 00000000
N03124 P 00000000 N03204 P 00000100 N03407 P 00000000
N03125 P 00000000 N03205 P 00000000 N03408 P 00000000
N03126 P 00000000 N03206 P 00000000 N03409 P 00000000
N03127 P 00000000 N03207 P 00000000 N03410 P 0
N03128 P 0 N03208 P 00000000 N03411 P 0
N03131 A1 P 0 A2 P N03209 P 00000000 N03412 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03212 P 0 N03413 P 0
N03132 A1 P 0 A2 P N03213 P 0 N03414 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03215 P 0 N03415 P 0
293 of 319
N03416 P 0 N03483 P 0 N03721 P 0

N03417 P 0 N03484 P 0 N03722 P 0
N03418 P 0 N03485 P 0 N03723 P 0
N03419 P 0 N03490 P 0 N03724 P 0
N03420 P 0 N03601 P 00000000 N03725 P 0
N03421 P 0 N03605 A1 P N03726 P 0
N03422 P 0 00000000 A2 P N03727 P 0
N03423 P 0 00000000 A3 P N03728 P 0
N03424 P 0 00000000 A4 P N03730 P 0
N03425 P 0 00000000 N03731 P 0
N03426 P 0 N03620 A1 P 30 A2 P N03732 P 0
N03427 P 0 57 A3 P 80 A4 P 0 N03735 P 0
N03428 P 0 N03621 A1 P 0 A2 P N03736 P 4096
N03429 P 0 31 A3 P 59 A4 P 0 N03740 P 0
N03430 P 0 N03622 A1 P 31 A2 P N03741 P 10000
N03431 P 0 58 A3 P 81 A4 P 0 N03742 P 0
N03432 P 0 N03623 A1 P 3 A2 P N03743 P 0
N03435 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03744 P 0
N03450 P 00000000 N03624 A1 P 10000 N03751 P 0
N03451 P 00000000 A2 P 10000 A3 P N03752 P 0
N03452 P 00000000 10000 A4 P 0 N03761 P 0
N03454 P 00000000 N03625 A1 P 0 A2 P N03762 P 0
N03455 A1 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03770 P 0
00000000 A2 P N03626 A1 P 0 A2 P N03771 P 0
00000000 A3 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03772 P 10000
00000000 A4 P N03627 A1 P 0 A2 P N03800 P 0
00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03801 P 0
N03456 A1 P N03700 P 00000000 N03802 P 0
00000000 A2 P N03701 P 00000000 N03811 P 0
00000000 A3 P N03702 P 00000000 N03812 P 0
00000000 A4 P N03703 P 00000000 N03820 P 0
00000000 N03704 P 00000000 N03821 P 0
N03460 P 0 N03705 P 00000000 N03822 P 0
N03461 P 0 N03706 P 00000000 N03831 P 0
N03465 P 0 N03707 P 00000000 N03832 P 0
N03466 P 0 N03708 P 00000000 N03850 P 0
N03471 A1 P 0 A2 P N03709 P 00000000 N03851 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N03710 P 00000000 N03852 P 0
N03472 P 0 N03711 P 00000000 N03900 P 0
N03475 P 0 N03712 P 00000000 N03901 P 0
N03476 P 0 N03713 P 00000000 N03902 P 0
N03477 A1 P 0 A2 P N03715 A1 P N03903 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P N03904 P 0
N03480 P 0 00000000 A3 P N03910 P 0
N03481 P 0 00000000 A4 P N03911 P 0
N03482 P 0 00000000 N03912 P 0
294 of 319
N03913 P 0 N04017 A1 P N04060 A1 P 3500

N03914 P 0 00000000 N04061 A1 P 3500
N03920 P 0 N04018 A1 P N04062 A1 P 3500
N03921 P 0 00000000 N04063 A1 P 3500
N03922 P 0 N04019 A1 P N04064 A1 P 100
N03923 P 0 00000100 N04065 A1 P 1000
N03924 P 0 N04020 A1 P 10000 N04066 A1 P 1000
N03930 P 0 N04021 A1 P 100 N04067 A1 P 1000
N03931 P 0 N04022 A1 P 150 N04068 A1 P 1000
N03932 P 0 N04023 A1 P 30 N04069 A1 P 1000
N03933 P 0 N04024 A1 P 75 N04070 A1 P 1000
N03934 P 0 N04025 A1 P 50 N04071 A1 P 1000
N04000 A1 P N04026 A1 P 83 N04072 A1 P 1000
00000000 N04027 A1 P 95 N04073 A1 P 0
N04001 A1 P N04028 A1 P 0 N04074 A1 P 0
00000101 N04029 A1 P 100 N04075 A1 P 10
N04002 A1 P N04030 A1 P 0 N04076 A1 P 33
00000001 N04031 A1 P 2030 N04077 A1 P 0
N04003 A1 P N04032 A1 P 0 N04078 A1 P 200
00000000 N04033 A1 P 10 N04079 A1 P 0
N04004 A1 P N04034 A1 P 0 N04080 A1 P 14170
00000000 N04035 A1 P 0 N04081 A1 P 20
N04005 A1 P N04036 A1 P 0 N04082 A1 P 10
00000000 N04037 A1 P 0 N04083 A1 P 30
N04006 A1 P N04038 A1 P 0 N04084 A1 P 30
00000000 N04039 A1 P 0 N04085 A1 P 30
N04007 A1 P N04040 A1 P 10 N04086 A1 P 100
10000000 N04041 A1 P 10 N04087 A1 P 115
N04008 A1 P N04042 A1 P 10 N04088 A1 P 75
00000001 N04043 A1 P 10 N04089 A1 P 200
N04009 A1 P N04044 A1 P 10 N04090 A1 P 90
00000000 N04045 A1 P 10 N04091 A1 P 100
N04010 A1 P N04046 A1 P 30 N04092 A1 P 100
00010001 N04047 A1 P 30 N04093 A1 P 0
N04011 A1 P N04048 A1 P 10 N04094 A1 P 0
00011001 N04049 A1 P 10 N04095 A1 P 0
N04012 A1 P N04050 A1 P 10 N04096 A1 P 0
10000000 N04051 A1 P 10 N04097 A1 P 0
N04013 A1 P N04052 A1 P 10 N04098 A1 P 0
00001100 N04053 A1 P 10 N04099 A1 P 0
N04014 A1 P N04054 A1 P 50 N04100 A1 P 1550
00000000 N04055 A1 P 50 N04101 A1 P 90
N04015 A1 P N04056 A1 P 100 N04102 A1 P 2621
00000111 N04057 A1 P 100 N04103 A1 P 58
N04016 A1 P N04058 A1 P 100 N04104 A1 P 2000
00000000 N04059 A1 P 100 N04105 A1 P 0
295 of 319
N04106 A1 P 5500 N04152 A1 P 0 N04187 A1 P

N04107 A1 P 0 N04153 A1 P 0 00000000
N04108 A1 P 0 N04154 A1 P 0 N04188 A1 P
N04109 A1 P 25 N04155 A1 P 0 00000000
N04110 A1 P 780 N04156 A1 P 0 N04189 A1 P
N04111 A1 P 208 N04157 A1 P 0 00000000
N04112 A1 P 200 N04158 A1 P 0 N04190 A1 P
N04113 A1 P 800 N04159 A1 P 0 00000000
N04114 A1 P 0 N04160 A1 P 0 N04191 A1 P
N04115 A1 P 100 N04161 A1 P 0 00000111
N04116 A1 P 7395 N04162 A1 P 0 N04192 A1 P
N04117 A1 P 90 N04163 A1 P 0 00000000
N04118 A1 P 100 N04164 A1 P 0 N04193 A1 P
N04119 A1 P 12 N04165 A1 P 0 00000000
N04120 A1 P 0 N04166 A1 P 0 N04194 A1 P
N04121 A1 P 5 N04167 A1 P 0 00000000
N04122 A1 P 0 N04168 A1 P 0 N04195 A1 P
N04123 A1 P 30 N04169 A1 P 0 00000000
N04124 A1 P 0 N04170 A1 P 0 N04196 A1 P 0
N04125 A1 P 0 N04171 A1 P 1 N04197 A1 P 0
N04126 A1 P 0 N04172 A1 P 1 N04198 A1 P 0
N04127 A1 P 150 N04173 A1 P 0 N04199 A1 P 0
N04128 A1 P 115 N04174 A1 P 0 N04200 A1 P 0
N04129 A1 P 0 N04175 A1 P 0 N04201 A1 P 0
N04130 A1 P 25700 N04176 A1 P N04202 A1 P 0
N04131 A1 P 0 00000000 N04203 A1 P 0
N04132 A1 P 0 N04177 A1 P N04204 A1 P 0
N04133 A1 P 339 00000000 N04205 A1 P 0
N04134 A1 P 110 N04178 A1 P N04206 A1 P 0
N04135 A1 P 0 00000000 N04207 A1 P 0
N04136 A1 P 0 N04179 A1 P N04208 A1 P 0
N04137 A1 P 0 00000000 N04209 A1 P 0
N04138 A1 P 0 N04180 A1 P N04210 A1 P 0
N04139 A1 P 0 00000000 N04211 A1 P 0
N04140 A1 P 0 N04181 A1 P N04212 A1 P 0
N04141 A1 P 0 00000000 N04213 A1 P 0
N04142 A1 P 0 N04182 A1 P N04214 A1 P 0
N04143 A1 P 0 00000000 N04215 A1 P 0
N04144 A1 P 0 N04183 A1 P N04216 A1 P 0
N04145 A1 P 0 00000000 N04217 A1 P 0
N04146 A1 P 0 N04184 A1 P N04218 A1 P 0
N04147 A1 P 0 00000000 N04219 A1 P 0
N04148 A1 P 0 N04185 A1 P N04220 A1 P 0
N04149 A1 P 0 00000000 N04221 A1 P 0
N04150 A1 P 0 N04186 A1 P N04222 A1 P 0
N04151 A1 P 0 00000000 N04223 A1 P 0
296 of 319
N04224 A1 P 0 N04270 A1 P 0 N04316 A1 P 0

N04225 A1 P 0 N04271 A1 P 0 N04317 A1 P 0
N04226 A1 P 0 N04272 A1 P 0 N04318 A1 P 0
N04227 A1 P 0 N04273 A1 P 0 N04319 A1 P 0
N04228 A1 P 0 N04274 A1 P 0 N04320 A1 P 0
N04229 A1 P 0 N04275 A1 P 0 N04321 A1 P 0
N04230 A1 P 0 N04276 A1 P 0 N04322 A1 P 0
N04231 A1 P 0 N04277 A1 P 0 N04323 A1 P 0
N04232 A1 P 0 N04278 A1 P 0 N04324 A1 P 0
N04233 A1 P 0 N04279 A1 P 0 N04325 A1 P 0
N04234 A1 P 0 N04280 A1 P 0 N04326 A1 P 0
N04235 A1 P 0 N04281 A1 P 0 N04327 A1 P 0
N04236 A1 P 0 N04282 A1 P 0 N04328 A1 P 0
N04237 A1 P 0 N04283 A1 P 0 N04329 A1 P 0
N04238 A1 P 0 N04284 A1 P 0 N04330 A1 P 0
N04239 A1 P 0 N04285 A1 P 0 N04331 A1 P 0
N04240 A1 P 0 N04286 A1 P 0 N04332 A1 P 0
N04241 A1 P 0 N04287 A1 P 0 N04333 A1 P 0
N04242 A1 P 0 N04288 A1 P 0 N04334 A1 P 0
N04243 A1 P 0 N04289 A1 P 0 N04335 A1 P 0
N04244 A1 P 0 N04290 A1 P 0 N04336 A1 P 0
N04245 A1 P 0 N04291 A1 P 0 N04337 A1 P 0
N04246 A1 P 0 N04292 A1 P 0 N04338 A1 P 0
N04247 A1 P 0 N04293 A1 P 0 N04339 A1 P 0
N04248 A1 P 0 N04294 A1 P 0 N04340 A1 P 0
N04249 A1 P 0 N04295 A1 P 0 N04341 A1 P 0
N04250 A1 P 0 N04296 A1 P 0 N04342 A1 P 0
N04251 A1 P 0 N04297 A1 P 0 N04343 A1 P 0
N04252 A1 P 0 N04298 A1 P 0 N04344 A1 P 0
N04253 A1 P 0 N04299 A1 P 0 N04345 A1 P 0
N04254 A1 P 0 N04300 A1 P 0 N04346 A1 P 0
N04255 A1 P 0 N04301 A1 P 0 N04347 A1 P 0
N04256 A1 P 0 N04302 A1 P 0 N04348 A1 P 0
N04257 A1 P 0 N04303 A1 P 0 N04349 A1 P 0
N04258 A1 P 0 N04304 A1 P 0 N04350 A1 P 0
N04259 A1 P 0 N04305 A1 P 0 N04351 A1 P 0
N04260 A1 P 0 N04306 A1 P 0 N04352 A1 P
N04261 A1 P 0 N04307 A1 P 0 00000000
N04262 A1 P 0 N04308 A1 P 0 N04353 A1 P
N04263 A1 P 0 N04309 A1 P 0 00000000
N04264 A1 P 0 N04310 A1 P 0 N04354 A1 P 0
N04265 A1 P 0 N04311 A1 P 0 N04355 A1 P 0
N04266 A1 P 0 N04312 A1 P 0 N04356 A1 P 0
N04267 A1 P 0 N04313 A1 P 0 N04357 A1 P 0
N04268 A1 P 0 N04314 A1 P 0 N04358 A1 P 0
N04269 A1 P 0 N04315 A1 P 0 N04359 A1 P 0
297 of 319
N04360 A1 P 0 N04399 A1 P N04443 A1 P 0

N04361 A1 P 0 00000000 N04444 A1 P 0
N04362 A1 P 0 N04400 A1 P N04445 A1 P 0
N04363 A1 P 0 00000000 N04446 A1 P 0
N04364 A1 P 0 N04401 A1 P N04447 A1 P-1
N04365 A1 P 0 00000000 N04448 A1 P 0
N04366 A1 P 0 N04402 A1 P N04449 A1 P 0
N04367 A1 P 0 00000000 N04450 A1 P 0
N04368 A1 P 0 N04403 A1 P N04451 A1 P 0
N04369 A1 P 0 00000000 N04452 A1 P 0
N04370 A1 P 0 N04404 A1 P 0 N04453 A1 P 0
N04372 A1 P 0 N04405 A1 P 0 N04454 A1 P 0
N04373 A1 P N04406 A1 P 0 N04455 A1 P 0
00000000 N04407 A1 P 0 N04456 A1 P 0
N04374 A1 P N04408 A1 P 0 N04457 A1 P 0
00000000 N04409 A1 P 0 N04458 A1 P 0
N04375 A1 P 0 N04410 A1 P 0 N04459 A1 P-1
N04376 A1 P 0 N04411 A1 P 0 N04460 A1 P 0
N04377 A1 P 0 N04412 A1 P 0 N04461 A1 P-1
N04378 A1 P 0 N04413 A1 P 0 N04462 A1 P 0
N04379 A1 P 0 N04414 A1 P 0 N04463 A1 P 0
N04380 A1 P 0 N04415 A1 P 0 N04464 A1 P 0
N04381 A1 P 0 N04416 A1 P 0 N04465 A1 P 0
N04382 A1 P 0 N04417 A1 P 0 N04466 A1 P 0
N04383 A1 P 0 N04418 A1 P 0 N04467 A1 P
N04384 A1 P 0 N04419 A1 P 0 00000000
N04385 A1 P 0 N04420 A1 P 0 N04468 A1 P
N04386 A1 P 0 N04421 A1 P 0 00000000
N04387 A1 P 0 N04422 A1 P 0 N04469 A1 P
N04388 A1 P 0 N04423 A1 P 0 00000000
N04389 A1 P 0 N04424 A1 P 0 N04470 A1 P
N04390 A1 P 0 N04425 A1 P 0 00000000
N04391 A1 P 0 N04426 A1 P 0 N04471 A1 P
N04392 A1 P 0 N04427 A1 P 0 00000000
N04393 A1 P 0 N04428 A1 P 0 N04472 A1 P
N04394 A1 P N04429 A1 P 0 00000000
00000000 N04430 A1 P 0 N04473 A1 P
N04395 A1 P N04431 A1 P 0 00000000
00000000 N04432 A1 P 0 N04474 A1 P
N04396 A1 P N04433 A1 P 0 00000000
00000000 N04434 A1 P 0 N04475 A1 P
N04397 A1 P N04435 A1 P 0 00000000
00000000 N04436 A1 P 0 N04476 A1 P
N04398 A1 P N04438 A1 P 0 00000000
00000000 N04440 A1 P 0 N04477 A1 P 0
N04442 A1 P 0 N04478 A1 P 0
298 of 319
N04479 A1 P 0 N04525 A1 P 0 N05008 P 00000000

N04480 A1 P 0 N04526 A1 P 0 N05009 P 00000000
N04481 A1 P 0 N04527 A1 P 0 N05010 P 0
N04482 A1 P 0 N04528 A1 P 0 N05011 P 0
N04483 A1 P 0 N04529 A1 P 0 N05013 P 0
N04484 A1 P 0 N04530 A1 P 0 N05014 P 0
N04485 A1 P 0 N04531 A1 P 0 N05040 P 00000000
N04486 A1 P 0 N04532 A1 P 0 N05041 P 00000000
N04487 A1 P 0 N04533 A1 P 0 N05101 P 00000100
N04488 A1 P 0 N04534 A1 P 0 N05103 P 00000000
N04489 A1 P 0 N04535 A1 P 0 N05104 P 00000011
N04490 A1 P 0 N04536 A1 P 0 N05114 P 0
N04491 A1 P 0 N04537 A1 P 0 N05115 P 0
N04492 A1 P 0 N04538 A1 P 0 N05150 P 0
N04493 A1 P 0 N04539 A1 P 0 N05151 P 0
N04494 A1 P 0 N04800 P 00000000 N05160 P 00000000
N04495 A1 P 0 N04802 P 00000000 N05163 P 0
N04496 A1 P 0 N04810 P 0 N05164 P 0
N04497 A1 P 0 N04811 P 0 N05165 P 0
N04498 A1 P 0 N04815 P 0 N05166 P 0
N04499 A1 P 0 N04817 P 0 N05167 P 0
N04500 A1 P 0 N04821 P 0 N05168 P 0
N04501 A1 P 0 N04822 P 0 N05170 P 0
N04502 A1 P 0 N04823 P 0 N05171 P 0
N04503 A1 P 0 N04824 P 0 N05172 P 0
N04504 A1 P 0 N04826 P 0 N05173 P 0
N04505 A1 P 0 N04827 P 0 N05174 P 0
N04506 A1 P 0 N04828 P 0 N05200 P 01100100
N04507 A1 P 0 N04829 P 0 N05201 P 00000101
N04508 A1 P 0 N04831 P 0 N05202 P 00000001
N04509 A1 P 0 N04832 P 0 N05203 P 00000000
N04510 A1 P 0 N04833 P 0 N05204 P 00000001
N04511 A1 P 0 N04834 P 0 N05205 P 10000000
N04512 A1 P 0 N04900 P 00000000 N05210 P 29
N04513 A1 P 0 N04911 P 0 N05211 P 100
N04514 A1 P 0 N04912 P 0 N05212 P 0
N04515 A1 P 0 N04913 P 0 N05213 P 0
N04516 A1 P 0 N04914 P 0 N05214 P 30000
N04517 A1 P 0 N05000 P 00000000 N05215 P 0
N04518 A1 P 0 N05001 P 00000000 N05216 P 0
N04519 A1 P 0 N05002 P 00000000 N05217 P 0
N04520 A1 P 0 N05003 P 00000000 N05220 P 0
N04521 A1 P 0 N05004 P 00000000 N05221 P 0
N04522 A1 P 0 N05005 P 00000000 N05222 P 0
N04523 A1 P 0 N05006 P 00000000 N05223 P 0
N04524 A1 P 0 N05007 P 00000000 N05225 P 0
299 of 319
N05226 P 0 N05303 P 0 N05370 P 0

N05227 P 0 N05304 P 0 N05373 P 0
N05228 P 0 N05305 P 0 N05374 P 0
N05229 P 0 N05306 P 0 N05377 P 0
N05230 P 0 N05307 P 0 N05378 P 0
N05231 P 0 N05308 P 0 N05381 P 200
N05232 P 0 N05310 P 4608 N05382 P 0
N05233 P 0 N05311 P 4608 N05390 P 0
N05235 P 0 N05312 P 500 N05391 P 0
N05236 P 0 N05313 P 500 N05392 P 0
N05237 P 0 N05314 P 0 N05393 P 0
N05238 P 0 N05321 P 0 N05394 P 0
N05239 P 0 N05325 P 0 N05400 P 10000000
N05240 P 0 N05327 P 0 N05401 A1 P
N05241 P 6000 N05329 P 0 00000001 A2 P
N05242 P 6000 N05335 P 0 00000001 A3 P
N05243 P 6000 N05336 P 0 00000000 A4 P
N05245 P 0 N05337 P 0 00000000
N05246 P 0 N05338 P 0 N05402 P 00000000
N05247 P 0 N05339 P 0 N05410 P 0
N05248 P 0 N05340 P 0 N05411 P 1
N05249 P 0 N05341 P 0 N05412 P 0
N05250 P 0 N05342 P 0 N05421 A1 P 1 A2 P
N05252 P 0 N05343 P 0 1 A3 P 1 A4 P 0
N05261 P 1000 N05344 P 0 N05431 P 00000000
N05262 P 1000 N05345 P 0 N05440 A1 P 0 A2 P
N05263 P 1000 N05346 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N05265 P 0 N05347 P 0 N05480 P 0
N05266 P 0 N05348 P 0 N05481 P 0
N05267 P 0 N05349 P 0 N05482 P 0
N05268 P 0 N05350 P 0 N05483 P 0
N05269 P 0 N05351 P 0 N05484 P 00000000
N05270 P 0 N05352 P 0 N05485 P 0
N05271 P 1000 N05353 P 0 N05490 P 0
N05272 P 1000 N05354 P 0 N05500 P 00000000
N05273 P 1000 N05355 P 0 N05510 P 0
N05280 P 1000 N05356 P 0 N05511 P 0
N05281 P 1 N05357 P 0 N05512 P 0
N05282 P 1 N05358 P 0 N05660 P 0
N05283 P 1 N05359 P 0 N05661 P 0
N05291 P 0 N05360 P 0 N05662 P 0
N05292 P 0 N05361 P 0 N05663 P 0
N05293 P 0 N05365 P 0 N05664 P 0
N05300 P 20 N05366 P 0 N05665 P 0
N05301 P 20 N05367 P 0 N05666 P 0
N05302 P 0 N05369 P 0 N05667 P 0
300 of 319
N05668 P 00000000 N05861 A1 P 0 A2 P N06075 P 0

N05669 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06076 P 0
N05670 P 0 N05862 A1 P 0 A2 P N06077 P 0
N05671 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06078 P 0
N05672 P 0 N05863 A1 P 0 A2 P N06079 P 0
N05673 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06080 P 0
N05674 P 0 N05864 A1 P 0 A2 P N06081 P 0
N05675 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06082 P 0
N05676 P 0 N05871 A1 P 0 A2 P N06083 P 0
N05677 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06084 P 0
N05680 P 0 N05872 A1 P 0 A2 P N06085 P 0
N05681 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06086 P 0
N05682 P 0 N05873 A1 P 0 A2 P N06087 P 0
N05683 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06088 P 0
N05684 P 0 N05874 A1 P 0 A2 P N06089 P 0
N05685 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06090 P 0
N05686 P 0 N06000 P 00000000 N06091 P 0
N05687 P 0 N06001 P 00000000 N06092 P 0
N05690 P 0 N06003 P 00000000 N06095 P 0
N05691 P 0 N06004 P 00000000 N06096 P 0
N05692 P 0 N06005 P 00000000 N06097 P 0
N05693 P 0 N06006 P 00000000 N06101 P 0
N05700 P 00000000 N06010 P 00000000 N06102 P 0
N05711 P 0 N06011 P 00000000 N06103 P 0
N05721 P 0 N06012 P 00000000 N06104 P 0
N05731 P 0 N06013 P 00000000 N06105 P 0
N05732 P 0 N06014 P 00000000 N06106 P 0
N05733 P 0 N06030 P 0 N06107 P 0
N05734 P 0 N06033 P 0 N06108 P 0
N05761 P 0 N06034 P 0 N06109 P 0
N05762 P 0 N06036 P 0 N06110 P 0
N05763 P 0 N06037 P 0 N06131 A1 P
N05764 P 0 N06050 P 0 00000000 A2 P
N05800 P 00000000 N06051 P 0 00000000 A3 P
N05811 P 0 N06052 P 0 00000000 A4 P
N05812 P 0 N06053 P 0 00000000
N05813 P 0 N06054 P 0 N06132 P 00000000
N05821 P 0 N06055 P 0 N06136 A1 P 0 A2 P
N05822 P 0 N06056 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N05823 P 0 N06057 P 0 N06137 A1 P 0 A2 P
N05824 P 0 N06058 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N05825 P 0 N06059 P 0 N06138 A1 P 0 A2 P
N05826 P 0 N06071 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N05831 P 0 N06072 P 6 N06141 P 0
N05832 P 0 N06073 P 0 N06142 P 0
N05833 P 0 N06074 P 0 N06143 P 0
301 of 319
N06144 P 0 N06185 A1 P 0 A2 P N06361 P 0

N06145 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06362 P 0
N06146 P 0 N06186 A1 P 0 A2 P N06363 P 0
N06151 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06381 A1 P
N06152 P 0 N06187 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
N06153 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A3 P
N06154 P 0 N06191 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P
N06155 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000
N06156 P 0 N06192 A1 P 0 A2 P N06390 A1 P 0 A2 P
N06161 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06193 A1 P 0 A2 P N06391 A1 P 0 A2 P
N06162 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06194 A1 P 0 A2 P N06392 A1 P 0 A2 P
N06163 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06195 A1 P 0 A2 P N06393 A1 P 0 A2 P
N06164 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06196 A1 P 0 A2 P N06394 A1 P 0 A2 P
N06165 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06197 A1 P 0 A2 P N06395 A1 P 0 A2 P
N06166 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06200 P 00000000 N06500 P 00000000
N06167 A1 P 0 A2 P N06201 P 00000000 N06501 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06202 P 00000000 N06503 P 00000000
N06171 A1 P 0 A2 P N06203 P 00000000 N06511 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06204 P 00000000 N06512 P 0
N06172 A1 P 0 A2 P N06205 P 00000000 N06513 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06206 P 00000000 N06514 P 0
N06173 A1 P 0 A2 P N06207 P 00000000 N06515 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06210 P 00000000 N06561 P 0
N06174 A1 P 0 A2 P N06215 A1 P N06562 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A2 P N06563 P 0
N06175 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A3 P N06564 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A4 P N06565 P 0
N06176 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 N06566 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06221 P 0 N06567 P 0
N06177 A1 P 0 A2 P N06223 P 0 N06568 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06240 P 00000000 N06569 P 0
N06181 A1 P 0 A2 P N06241 P 0 N06570 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06251 P 0 N06571 P 0
N06182 A1 P 0 A2 P N06254 P 0 N06572 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06280 A1 P 0 A2 P N06573 P 0
N06183 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06574 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06300 P 00000000 N06575 P 0
N06184 A1 P 0 A2 P N06310 P 0 N06581 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06350 P 00000000 N06582 P 0
N06360 P 0 N06583 P 0
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N06584 P 0 N06872 A1 P 0 A2 P N06941 P 0

N06585 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06942 P 0
N06586 P 0 N06873 A1 P 0 A2 P N06943 P 0
N06587 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06944 P 0
N06588 P 0 N06874 A1 P 0 A2 P N06945 P 0
N06589 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06950 P 0
N06590 P 0 N06875 A1 P 0 A2 P N06951 P 0
N06591 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06952 P 0
N06592 P 0 N06880 A1 P 0 A2 P N06953 P 0
N06593 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06954 P-300000
N06594 P 0 N06881 A1 P 0 A2 P N06955 P-10000
N06595 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06956 P-125500
N06700 P 00000000 N06882 A1 P 0 A2 P N06957 P-10000
N06710 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06958 P 0
N06711 P 2112 N06883 A1 P 0 A2 P N06959 P 0
N06712 P 2112 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06960 P 0
N06713 P 0 N06885 A1 P 0 A2 P N06961 P 0
N06750 P 47451 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06962 P 0
N06751 P 11848 N06901 P 00000000 N06963 P 0
N06752 P 4885 N06910 P 0 N06964 P 0
N06753 P 56832 N06911 P 0 N06965 P 0
N06754 P 1894 N06912 P 0 N07001 P 00000000
N06755 P 0 N06913 P 0 N07002 P 00000000
N06756 P 0 N06914 P 1 N07010 A1 P
N06757 P 0 N06915 P 2 00000000 A2 P
N06758 P 0 N06916 P 3 00000000 A3 P
N06800 P 00000000 N06917 P 3 00000000 A4 P
N06801 P 00000000 N06918 P 0 00000000
N06802 P 00000000 N06919 P 0 N07015 P 0
N06803 P 00000000 N06920 P 0 N07050 P 00000000
N06804 P 00000000 N06921 P 0 N07051 P 00000000
N06810 P 0 N06922 P 0 N07052 A1 P
N06811 P 0 N06923 P 0 00000000 A2 P
N06812 P 0 N06924 P 0 00000000 A3 P
N06844 P 0 N06925 P 0 00000000 A4 P
N06845 P 0 N06930 P 0 00000000
N06846 P 0 N06931 P 0 N07053 P 00000000
N06860 P 00000000 N06932 P 0 N07054 P 00000000
N06865 A1 P 0 A2 P N06933 P 0 N07055 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06934 P-200000 N07056 P 00000000
N06866 A1 P 0 A2 P N06935 P 3000 N07057 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06936 P 0 N07058 P 0
N06870 A1 P 0 A2 P N06937 P 10000 N07059 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06938 P 0 N07060 P 0
N06871 A1 P 0 A2 P N06939 P 0 N07061 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N06940 P 0 N07062 P 0
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N07066 P 0 N07182 A1 P 2000 A2 N07242 P 0

N07067 A1 P 0 A2 P P 2000 A3 P 2000 A4 N07243 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 P 2000 N07244 P 0
N07080 P 00000000 N07183 A1 P 500 A2 N07245 P 0
N07081 P 00000000 P 500 A3 P 500 A4 P N07246 P 0
N07082 P 00000000 500 N07247 P 0
N07085 A1 P 0 A2 P N07184 A1 P 200 A2 N07248 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 P 200 A3 P 200 A4 P N07249 P 0
N07086 A1 P 0 A2 P 200 N07250 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07185 A1 P 1000 A2 N07251 P 0
N07100 P 00000001 P 1000 A3 P 1000 A4 N07252 P 0
N07101 P 00000000 P 1000 N07253 P 0
N07102 A1 P N07186 A1 P 40 A2 P N07254 P 0
00000000 A2 P 30 A3 P 30 A4 P 30 N07255 P 0
00000000 A3 P N07200 P 00000000 N07256 P 0
00000000 A4 P N07201 P 00000000 N07257 P 0
00000000 N07210 P 0 N07258 P 0
N07103 P 00010000 N07211 P 0 N07259 P 0
N07104 P 00000000 N07212 P 0 N07260 P 0
N07105 P 00000000 N07213 P 0 N07261 P 0
N07106 P 00000000 N07214 P 0 N07262 P 0
N07110 P 1 N07215 P 0 N07263 P 0
N07113 P 100 N07216 P 0 N07264 P 0
N07114 P 1000 N07217 P 0 N07265 P 0
N07115 P 0 N07220 P 0 N07266 P 0
N07116 P 0 N07221 P 0 N07267 P 0
N07117 P 0 N07222 P 0 N07268 P 0
N07120 P 0 N07223 P 0 N07269 P 0
N07121 P 0 N07224 P 0 N07270 P 0
N07124 A1 P 0 A2 P N07225 P 0 N07271 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07226 P 0 N07272 P 0
N07131 P 0 N07227 P 0 N07273 P 0
N07132 P 0 N07228 P 0 N07274 P 0
N07133 P 0 N07229 P 0 N07275 P 0
N07134 P 0 N07230 P 0 N07276 P 0
N07135 P 0 N07231 P 0 N07277 P 0
N07136 P 0 N07232 P 0 N07278 P 0
N07137 P 0 N07233 P 0 N07279 P 0
N07138 P 0 N07234 P 0 N07280 P 0
N07160 P 0 N07235 P 0 N07281 P 0
N07161 P 0 N07236 P 0 N07282 P 0
N07180 P 00000000 N07237 P 0 N07283 P 0
N07181 A1 P 5000 A2 N07238 P 0 N07284 P 0
P 5000 A3 P 5000 A4 N07239 P 0 N07285 P 0
P 5000 N07240 P 0 N07286 P 0
N07241 P 0 N07287 P 0
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N07288 P 0 N07382 P 0 00000000 A4 P

N07289 P 0 N07383 P 0 00000000
N07290 P 0 N07384 P 0 N07580 P 0
N07291 P 0 N07385 P 0 N07581 P 0
N07292 P 0 N07386 P 0 N07582 P 0
N07293 P 0 N07387 P 0 N07583 P 0
N07294 P 0 N07388 P 0 N07584 P 0
N07295 P 0 N07389 P 0 N07585 P 0
N07296 P 0 N07390 P 0 N07586 P 0
N07297 P 0 N07391 P 0 N07587 P 0
N07298 P 0 N07392 P 0 N07588 P 0
N07299 P 0 N07393 P 0 N07700 P 00000000
N07300 P 00000000 N07394 P 0 N07701 P 00000000
N07310 A1 P 0 A2 P N07395 P 0 N07702 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07396 P 0 N07703 P 00000000
N07351 P 0 N07397 P 0 N07704 P 00000000
N07352 P 0 N07398 P 0 N07709 P 0
N07353 P 0 N07399 P 0 N07710 P 0
N07354 P 0 N07501 P 00000000 N07711 P 0
N07355 P 0 N07502 P 00000000 N07712 P 0
N07356 P 0 N07503 P 00000000 N07713 P 0
N07357 P 0 N07505 A1 P N07714 P 0
N07358 P 0 00000000 A2 P N07715 P 0
N07359 P 0 00000000 A3 P N07716 P 0
N07360 P 0 00000000 A4 P N07717 P 0
N07361 P 0 00000000 N07730 A1 P
N07362 P 0 N07510 P 0 00000000 A2 P
N07363 P 0 N07511 P 0 00000000 A3 P
N07364 P 0 N07512 P 0 00000000 A4 P
N07365 P 0 N07514 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000
N07366 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07740 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07367 P 0 N07515 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07368 P 0 N07520 P 0 N07741 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07369 P 0 N07521 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07370 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07745 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07371 P 0 N07522 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07372 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07750 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07373 P 0 N07523 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07374 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07751 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07375 P 0 N07524 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07376 P 0 N07525 P 0 N07771 P 0
N07377 P 0 N07561 P 00000000 N07772 P 0
N07378 P 0 N07570 P 00000000 N07773 P 0
N07379 P 0 N07575 A1 P N07774 P 0
N07380 P 0 00000000 A2 P N07775 P 0
N07381 P 0 00000000 A3 P N07776 P 0
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N07777 P 0 N07861 P 0 N07959 P 0

N07781 A1 P 0 A2 P N07862 P 0 N07960 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07863 P 0 N07961 P 0
N07782 A1 P 0 A2 P N07864 P 0 N07965 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07865 P 0 N07966 P 0
N07783 A1 P 0 A2 P N07866 P 0 N07967 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N07867 P 0 N07970 P 0
N07800 P 00000000 N07868 P 0 N07971 P 0
N07802 P 00000000 N07869 P 0 N08001 P 00000000
N07810 P 0 N07870 P 0 N08002 P 00000000
N07811 P 0 N07871 P 0 N08003 P 00000000
N07812 P 0 N07872 P 0 N08004 P 00000000
N07813 P 0 N07873 P 0 N08005 P 00000000
N07814 P 0 N07874 P 0 N08006 P 00000000
N07815 P 0 N07875 P 0 N08007 P 00000000
N07816 P 0 N07876 P 0 N08008 A1 P
N07821 P 0 N07877 P 0 00000000 A2 P
N07822 P 0 N07878 P 0 00000000 A3 P
N07823 P 0 N07879 P 0 00000000 A4 P
N07824 P 0 N07880 P 0 00000000
N07825 P 0 N07881 P 0 N08010 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07826 P 0 N07882 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07831 P 0 N07883 P 0 N08020 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07832 P 0 N07884 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07833 P 0 N07885 P 0 N08021 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07840 P 0 N07886 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07841 P 0 N07887 P 0 N08022 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07842 P 00000000 N07888 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07843 P 00000000 N07889 P 0 N08028 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07844 P 0 N07891 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07845 P 0 N07892 P 0 N08030 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07846 P 0 N07893 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07847 P 0 N07894 P 0 N08031 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07848 P 0 N07941 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07849 P 0 N07942 P 00000000 N08040 A1 P 0 A2 P
N07850 P 0 N07943 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N07851 P 0 N07944 P 00000000 N08101 P 00000000
N07852 P 0 N07950 P 0 N08130 P 4
N07853 P 0 N07951 P 0 N08131 P 00000001
N07854 P 0 N07952 P 0 N08132 P 00100000
N07855 P 0 N07953 P 0 N08133 P 00000001
N07856 P 0 N07954 P 0 N08134 P 00000000
N07857 P 0 N07955 P 0 N08135 P 00000000
N07858 P 0 N07956 P 0 N08136 P 00000000
N07859 P 0 N07957 P 0 N08200 P 00000000
N07860 P 0 N07958 P 0 N08201 P 00000000
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N08210 P 0 N08368 P 0 N08591 P 0

N08211 P 0 N08369 P 0 N08592 P 0
N08212 P 0 N08370 P 0 N08593 P 0
N08301 P 00000000 N08371 P 0 N08594 P 0
N08302 P 00000000 N08372 P 0 N08595 P 0
N08303 A1 P N08373 P 0 N08596 P 0
00000000 A2 P N08374 P 0 N08597 P 0
00000000 A3 P N08375 A1 P 0 A2 P N08598 P 0
00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N08599 P 0
00000000 N08376 P 0 N08650 P 00000000
N08304 A1 P N08377 P 0 N08651 P 00000000
00000000 A2 P N08378 P 0 N08652 P 00000000
00000000 A3 P N08379 P 0 N08661 P 0
00000000 A4 P N08413 P 00000000 N08662 P 0
00000000 N08500 P 00000000 N08663 P 0
N08305 P 00000000 N08501 P 00000000 N08664 P 0
N08311 A1 P 0 A2 P N08504 P 00000000 N08665 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N08505 P 00000000 N08700 P 00000000
N08312 A1 P 0 A2 P N08508 P 00000000 N08701 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N08509 P 00000000 N08702 P 00000000
N08313 P 0 N08512 P 00000000 N08703 P 00000000
N08314 A1 P 0 A2 P N08513 P 00000000 N08704 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N08516 P 00000000 N08706 P 00000000
N08315 P 0 N08517 P 00000000 N08707 P 00000000
N08316 P 0 N08565 P 0 N08710 P 0
N08317 P 0 N08570 P 0 N08751 P 0
N08318 P 0 N08571 P 0 N08760 P 0
N08323 A1 P 0 A2 P N08572 P 0 N08781 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N08573 P 0 N08782 P 0
N08325 A1 P 0 A2 P N08574 P 0 N08790 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N08575 P 0 N08801 P 00000000
N08326 A1 P 0 A2 P N08576 P 0 N08802 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N08577 P 0 N08811 P 0
N08327 A1 P 0 A2 P N08578 P 0 N08812 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N08579 P 0 N08813 P 0
N08341 P 0 N08580 P 0 N08850 P 00000000
N08342 P 0 N08581 P 0 N08851 P 00000000
N08343 P 0 N08582 P 0 N08853 P 00000000
N08360 P 00000000 N08583 P 0 N08854 P 00000000
N08361 P 00000000 N08584 P 0 N08855 A1 P
N08362 P 00000000 N08585 P 0 00000000 A2 P
N08363 P 0 N08586 P 0 00000000 A3 P
N08364 P 0 N08587 P 0 00000000 A4 P
N08365 P 0 N08588 P 0 00000000
N08366 P 0 N08589 P 0 N08860 A1 P 0 A2 P
N08367 P 0 N08590 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
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N08861 A1 P 0 A2 P N12020 P 0 N12242 P 0

0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12021 P 0 N12243 P 0
N08862 P 0 N12022 P 0 N12244 P 0
N08900 P 00000001 N12023 P 0 N12245 P 0
N08901 P 00000000 N12024 P 0 N12246 P 0
N08902 P 00000000 N12025 P 0 N12250 A1 P 0 A2 P
N08903 P 00000000 N12026 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N08904 P 00000000 N12027 P 0 N12251 A1 P 0 A2 P
N08910 P 0 N12028 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N08911 P 0 N12029 P 0 N12252 A1 P 0 A2 P
N08920 P 0 N12030 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N08921 P 0 N12031 P 0 N12290 P 00000000
N08922 P 0 N12032 P 0 N12291 A1 P 0 A2 P
N08940 P 0 N12033 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N08941 P 0 N12034 P 0 N12300 P 0
N08942 P 0 N12035 P 0 N12301 P 0
N08943 P 0 N12036 P 0 N12302 P 0
N08944 P 0 N12037 P 0 N12303 P 0
N08945 P 0 N12038 P 0 N12304 P 0
N08946 P 0 N12039 P 0 N12305 P 0
N08947 P 0 N12040 P 0 N12306 P 0
N08948 P 0 N12041 P 0 N12307 P 0
N08949 P 0 N12042 P 0 N12308 P 0
N08950 P 00000000 N12043 P 0 N12309 P 0
N08960 P 0 N12044 P 0 N12330 P 00000000
N08961 P 0 N12045 P 0 N12331 P 00000000
N08962 P 0 N12046 P 0 N12332 P 00000000
N08970 P 0 N12047 P 0 N12333 P 00000000
N08971 P 0 N12048 P 0 N12350 A1 P 0 A2 P
N08972 P 0 N12049 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N08973 P 0 N12050 P 0 N12351 A1 P 0 A2 P
N08980 P 00000000 N12051 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N08981 P 0 N12200 P 00000000 N12380 P 00000000
N08982 P 0 N12201 P 0 N12381 P 0
N08983 P 0 N12202 P 0 N12382 P 0
N08984 P 0 N12203 P 0 N12383 P 0
N08995 P 0 N12204 P 0 N12384 P 0
N12000 P 00000000 N12205 P 0 N12385 P 0
N12001 P 00000000 N12206 P 0 N12386 P 0
N12010 P 0 N12221 P 0 N12387 P 0
N12014 P 0 N12222 P 0 N12388 P 0
N12015 P 0 N12223 P 0 N12390 P 0
N12016 P 0 N12224 P 0 N12391 P 0
N12017 P 0 N12225 P 0 N12392 P 0
N12018 P 0 N12226 P 0 N12393 P 0
N12019 P 0 N12241 P 0 N12394 P 0
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N12395 P 0 N12805 P 0 N12891 P 00000000

N12396 P 0 N12806 P 0 N12892 P 00000000
N12397 P 0 N12807 P 0 N12893 P 00000000
N12400 P 0 N12808 P 0 N12894 P 00000000
N12401 P 0 N12809 P 0 N12895 P 00000000
N12700 P 0 N12810 P 0 N12896 P 00000000
N12701 P 0 N12811 P 0 N12897 P 00000000
N12710 A1 P 0 A2 P N12812 P 0 N12898 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12813 P 0 N12899 P 00000000
N12720 A1 P N12814 P 0 N12900 P 00000000
00000000 A2 P N12815 P 0 N12901 P 0
00000000 A3 P N12816 P 0 N12902 P 0
00000000 A4 P N12817 P 0 N12903 P 0
00000000 N12818 P 0 N12904 P 0
N12730 P 00000000 N12819 P 0 N12905 P 0
N12731 A1 P 0 A2 P N12820 P 0 N12906 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12841 P 0 N12907 P 0
N12732 A1 P 0 A2 P N12842 P 0 N12908 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12843 P 0 N12909 P 0
N12733 A1 P 0 A2 P N12844 P 0 N12910 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12845 P 0 N12911 P 0
N12734 A1 P 0 A2 P N12846 P 0 N12912 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12847 P 0 N12913 P 0
N12735 A1 P 0 A2 P N12848 P 0 N12914 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12849 P 0 N12915 P 0
N12736 A1 P 0 A2 P N12850 P 0 N12916 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12851 P 0 N12917 P 0
N12737 A1 P 0 A2 P N12852 P 0 N12918 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12853 P 0 N12919 P 0
N12738 A1 P 0 A2 P N12854 P 0 N12920 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12855 P 0 N12921 P 0
N12750 P 00000000 N12856 P 0 N12922 P 0
N12751 P 0 N12857 P 0 N12923 P 0
N12752 A1 P 0 A2 P N12858 P 0 N12924 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12859 P 0 N12925 P 0
N12753 A1 P 0 A2 P N12860 P 0 N12931 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12881 P 00000000 N12932 P 0
N12754 P 0 N12882 P 00000000 N12933 P 0
N12755 A1 P 0 A2 P N12883 P 00000000 N12934 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12884 P 00000000 N12935 P 0
N12756 A1 P 0 A2 P N12885 P 00000000 N12936 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N12886 P 00000000 N12937 P 0
N12801 P 0 N12887 P 00000000 N12938 P 0
N12802 P 0 N12888 P 00000000 N12939 P 0
N12803 P 0 N12889 P 00000000 N12940 P 0
N12804 P 0 N12890 P 00000000 N12941 P 0
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N12942 P 0 N13116 A1 P N13615 A1 P 0 A2 P

N12943 P 0 00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12944 P 0 00000000 A3 P N13616 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12945 P 0 00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12946 P 0 00000000 N13617 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12947 P 0 N13117 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12948 P 0 N13118 P 00000000 N13618 P 0
N12949 P 0 N13150 P 0 N13619 P 0
N12950 P 0 N13200 P 00000000 N13620 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12951 P 0 N13201 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12952 P 0 N13203 P 00000000 N13621 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12953 P 0 N13204 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12954 P 0 N13220 P 0 N13622 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12955 P 0 N13221 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12961 P 00000000 N13222 P 0 N13623 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12962 P 00000000 N13223 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12963 P 00000000 N13227 P 0 N13624 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12964 P 00000000 N13228 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12965 P 00000000 N13232 P 0 N13625 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12966 P 00000000 N13233 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12967 P 00000000 N13237 P 0 N13626 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12968 P 00000000 N13238 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12969 P 00000000 N13250 P 0 N13627 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12970 P 00000000 N13251 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12971 P 00000000 N13252 P 0 N13628 P 0
N12972 P 00000000 N13253 P 0 N13629 P 0
N12973 P 00000000 N13260 P 0 N13630 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12974 P 00000000 N13265 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12975 P 00000000 N13266 P 0 N13631 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12976 P 00000000 N13270 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12977 P 00000000 N13271 P 0 N13632 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12978 P 00000000 N13272 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12979 P 00000000 N13273 P 0 N13633 A1 P 0 A2 P
N12980 P 00000000 N13275 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N12981 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13634 P 0
N12982 P 00000000 N13276 A1 P 0 A2 P N13700 P 0
N12983 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13701 P 0
N12984 P 00000000 N13600 P 00000000 N13702 P 0
N12985 P 00000000 N13601 P 00000000 N13703 P 0
N13101 P 00000000 N13610 P 0 N13704 P 0
N13102 P 00000000 N13611 P 0 N13730 P 00000000
N13103 P 00000000 N13612 P 0 N13731 P 0
N13110 P 00000000 N13613 P 0 N13732 P 0
N13112 P 00000000 N13614 A1 P 0 A2 P N13733 P 0
N13114 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13734 P 0
N13735 P 0
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N13736 P 0 N13803 A1 P N13874 P 0

N13737 P 0 00000000 A2 P N13875 P 0
N13738 P 0 00000000 A3 P N13876 P 00000000
N13739 P 0 00000000 A4 P N13877 P 00000000
N13740 P 0 00000000 N13878 P 00000000
N13741 P 0 N13810 P 0 N13879 P 00000000
N13742 P 0 N13820 A1 P 0 A2 P N13880 P 0
N13743 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13881 P 0
N13744 P 0 N13821 A1 P 0 A2 P N13882 P 0
N13745 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13883 P 0
N13746 P 0 N13822 A1 P 0 A2 P N13884 P 0
N13747 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13885 P 0
N13748 P 0 N13823 A1 P 0 A2 P N13886 P 0
N13749 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13887 P 0
N13750 P 0 N13824 A1 P 0 A2 P N13888 P 0
N13751 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13889 P 0
N13752 P 0 N13831 A1 P 0 A2 P N13890 P 0
N13753 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13891 P 0
N13754 P 0 N13832 A1 P 0 A2 P N13892 P 0
N13755 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13893 P 0
N13756 P 0 N13833 A1 P 0 A2 P N13894 P 0
N13757 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13895 P 0
N13758 P 0 N13834 A1 P 0 A2 P N13896 P 0
N13759 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13897 P 0
N13760 P 0 N13835 A1 P 0 A2 P N13898 P 0
N13761 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13899 P 0
N13762 P 0 N13836 A1 P 0 A2 P N13900 P 0
N13763 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13901 P 0
N13764 P 0 N13837 A1 P 0 A2 P N13902 P 0
N13765 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13903 P 0
N13766 P 0 N13838 A1 P 0 A2 P N13904 P 0
N13767 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N13905 P 0
N13768 P 0 N13860 P 00000000 N13906 P 0
N13769 P 0 N13861 P 0 N13907 P 0
N13770 P 0 N13862 P 00000000 N13908 P 0
N13795 P 0 N13863 P 00000000 N13909 P 0
N13796 P 0 N13864 P 00000000 N13910 P 0
N13797 P 0 N13865 P 00000000 N13911 P 0
N13798 P 0 N13866 P 00000000 N13920 P 0
N13800 P 00000000 N13867 P 0 N13921 P 0
N13801 P 00000000 N13868 P 0 N13922 P 0
N13802 A1 P N13869 P 0 N13923 P 0
00000000 A2 P N13870 P 0 N13924 P 0
00000000 A3 P N13871 P 0 N13925 P 0
00000000 A4 P N13872 P 0 N13926 P 0
00000000 N13873 P 0 N13927 P 0
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N13928 P 0 N13982 P 0 N14272 A1 P 0 A2 P

N13929 P 0 N13983 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13930 P 0 N13984 P 0 N14273 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13931 P 0 N13985 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13932 P 0 N13986 P 0 N14274 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13933 P 0 N13987 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13934 P 0 N13988 P 0 N14275 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13935 P 0 N13989 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13936 P 0 N13990 P 0 N14276 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13937 P 0 N13991 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13938 P 0 N14000 A1 P N14277 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13939 P 0 00000000 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13940 P 0 00000000 A3 P N14278 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13941 P 0 00000000 A4 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13942 P 0 00000000 N14279 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13943 P 0 N14001 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13944 P 0 N14010 A1 P 0 A2 P N14280 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13945 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13946 P 0 N14011 A1 P 0 A2 P N14281 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13947 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13948 P 0 N14250 P 00000000 N14282 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13949 P 0 N14260 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13950 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14283 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13951 P 0 N14261 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13960 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14284 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13961 P 0 N14262 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13962 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14285 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13963 P 0 N14263 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13964 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14286 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13965 P 0 N14264 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13966 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14287 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13967 P 0 N14265 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13968 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14288 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13969 P 0 N14266 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13970 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14289 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13971 P 0 N14267 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13972 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14300 P 00000000
N13973 P 0 N14268 A1 P 0 A2 P N14301 P 00000000
N13974 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14302 P 00000000
N13975 P 0 N14269 A1 P 0 A2 P N14303 A1 P 0 A2 P
N13976 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N13977 P 0 N14270 A1 P 0 A2 P N14304 P 00000000
N13978 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14305 P 00000000
N13979 P 0 N14271 A1 P 0 A2 P N14480 P 0
N13980 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N14481 P 0
N13981 P 0 N14482 P 0
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N14483 P 0 N14532 P 0 N14578 P 0

N14484 P 0 N14533 P 0 N14579 P 0
N14485 P 0 N14534 P 0 N14580 P 0
N14486 P 0 N14535 P 0 N14581 P 0
N14487 P 0 N14536 P 0 N14582 P 0
N14488 P 0 N14537 P 0 N14583 P 0
N14489 P 0 N14538 P 0 N14584 P 0
N14490 P 0 N14539 P 0 N14585 P 0
N14491 P 0 N14540 P 0 N14586 P 0
N14492 P 0 N14541 P 0 N14587 P 0
N14493 P 0 N14542 P 0 N14588 P 0
N14494 P 0 N14543 P 0 N14589 P 0
N14495 P 0 N14544 P 0 N14590 P 0
N14496 P 0 N14545 P 0 N14591 P 0
N14497 P 0 N14546 P 0 N14592 P 0
N14498 P 0 N14547 P 0 N14593 P 0
N14499 P 0 N14548 P 0 N14594 P 0
N14500 P 00000000 N14549 P 0 N14700 P 00000000
N14501 P 00000000 N14550 P 0 N14701 P 00000000
N14505 P 0 N14551 P 0 N14702 P 00000000
N14506 P 0 N14552 P 0 N14703 P 00000000
N14507 P 0 N14553 P 0 N14704 P 00000000
N14508 P 0 N14554 P 0 N14705 P 00000000
N14509 P 0 N14555 P 0 N14706 P 0
N14510 P 0 N14556 P 0 N14707 P 0
N14511 P 0 N14557 P 0 N14708 P 0
N14512 P 0 N14558 P 0 N14709 P 0
N14513 P 0 N14559 P 0 N14710 P 0
N14514 P 0 N14560 P 0 N14711 P 0
N14515 P 0 N14561 P 0 N14712 P 0
N14516 P 0 N14562 P 0 N14713 P 0
N14517 P 0 N14563 P 0 N14714 P 0
N14518 P 0 N14564 P 0 N14715 P 0
N14519 P 0 N14565 P 0 N14716 P 0
N14520 P 0 N14566 P 0 N14717 P 0
N14521 P 0 N14567 P 0 N14718 P 0
N14522 P 0 N14568 P 0 N14719 P 0
N14523 P 0 N14569 P 0 N14720 P 0
N14524 P 0 N14570 P 0 N14721 P 0
N14525 P 0 N14571 P 0 N14722 P 0
N14526 P 0 N14572 P 0 N14723 P 0
N14527 P 0 N14573 P 0 N14724 P 0
N14528 P 0 N14574 P 0 N14725 P 0
N14529 P 0 N14575 P 0 N14726 P 0
N14530 P 0 N14576 P 0 N14727 P 0
N14531 P 0 N14577 P 0 N14728 P 0
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N14729 P 0 N14775 P 0 N14852 P 00000000

N14730 P 0 N14776 P 0 N14853 P 00000000
N14731 P 0 N14777 P 0 N14854 P 00000000
N14732 P 0 N14778 P 0 N14855 P 00000000
N14733 P 0 N14779 P 0 N14856 P 00000000
N14734 P 0 N14780 P 0 N14857 P 00000000
N14735 P 0 N14781 P 0 N14858 P 00000000
N14736 P 0 N14785 P 0 N14859 P 00000000
N14737 P 0 N14786 P 0 N14860 P 0
N14738 P 0 N14787 P 0 N14861 P 0
N14739 P 0 N14790 P 0 N14862 P 0
N14740 P 0 N14794 P 00000000 N14863 P 0
N14741 P 0 N14795 P 00000000 N14864 P 0
N14742 P 0 N14799 P 0 N14865 P 0
N14743 P 0 N14800 P 0 N14866 P 0
N14744 P 0 N14801 P 0 N14867 P 0
N14745 P 0 N14802 P 0 N14868 P 0
N14746 P 0 N14803 P 0 N14869 P 0
N14747 P 0 N14804 P 0 N14870 P 0
N14748 P 0 N14805 P 0 N14871 P 0
N14749 P 0 N14806 P 0 N14872 P 0
N14750 P 0 N14815 P 0 N14873 P 0
N14751 P 0 N14816 P 0 N14874 P 0
N14752 P 0 N14817 P 0 N14875 P 0
N14753 P 0 N14818 P 0 N14876 P 0
N14754 P 0 N14819 P 0 N14877 P 0
N14755 P 0 N14820 P 0 N14878 P 0
N14756 P 0 N14821 P 0 N14879 P 0
N14757 P 0 N14822 P 0 N14880 P 00000000
N14758 P 0 N14823 P 00000000 N14881 P 00000000
N14759 P 0 N14824 P 0 N14888 P 0
N14760 P 0 N14825 P 0 N14889 P 0
N14761 P 0 N14836 P 00000000 N14890 P 0
N14762 P 0 N14837 P 00000000 N14891 P 0
N14763 P 0 N14840 P 0 N14892 P 0
N14764 P 0 N14841 P 0 N14893 P 0
N14765 P 0 N14842 P 0 N14894 P 0
N14766 P 0 N14843 P 0 N14895 P 0
N14767 P 0 N14844 P 0 N14896 P 0
N14768 P 0 N14845 P 0 N14897 P 0
N14769 P 0 N14846 P 0 N14898 P 0
N14770 P 0 N14847 P 0 N14899 P 0
N14771 P 0 N14848 P 0 N14900 P 00000000
N14772 P 0 N14849 P 0 N14901 P 00000000
N14773 P 0 N14850 P 00000000 N14910 P 0
N14774 P 0 N14851 P 00000000 N14911 P 0
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N14912 P 0 N14964 P 0 N19018 P 0

N14913 P 0 N14965 P 0 N19019 P 0
N14914 P 0 N14966 P 0 N19020 P 0
N14915 P 0 N14967 P 0 N19021 P 0
N14920 P 0 N14968 P 0 N19022 P 0
N14921 P 0 N14969 P 0 N19023 P 0
N14922 P 0 N14970 P 0 N19024 P 0
N14923 P 0 N14971 P 0 N19025 P 0
N14924 P 0 N14972 P 0 N19026 P 0
N14925 P 0 N14973 P 0 N19027 P 0
N14926 P 0 N14974 P 0 N19028 P 0
N14927 P 0 N14975 P 0 N19029 P 0
N14928 P 0 N14981 A1 P 0 A2 P N19030 P 0
N14929 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19031 P 0
N14930 P 0 N14982 A1 P 0 A2 P N19032 P 0
N14931 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19033 P 0
N14932 P 0 N14983 A1 P 0 A2 P N19034 P 0
N14933 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19035 P 0
N14934 P 0 N14984 A1 P 0 A2 P N19036 P 0
N14935 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19037 P 0
N14936 P 0 N14985 A1 P 0 A2 P N19038 P 0
N14937 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19039 P 0
N14938 P 0 N14986 A1 P 0 A2 P N19040 P 0
N14940 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19041 P 0
N14941 P 0 N14987 A1 P 0 A2 P N19042 P 0
N14942 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19043 P 0
N14943 P 0 N14988 A1 P 0 A2 P N19044 P 0
N14944 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19045 P 0
N14945 P 0 N19000 P 0 N19046 P 0
N14946 P 0 N19001 P 0 N19047 P 0
N14947 P 0 N19002 P 0 N19048 P 0
N14948 P 0 N19003 P 0 N19049 P 0
N14949 P 0 N19004 P 0 N19050 P 0
N14950 P 0 N19005 P 0 N19051 P 0
N14951 P 0 N19006 P 0 N19052 P 0
N14952 P 0 N19007 P 0 N19053 P 0
N14953 P 0 N19008 P 0 N19054 P 0
N14954 P 0 N19009 P 0 N19055 P 0
N14955 P 0 N19010 P 0 N19056 P 0
N14956 P 0 N19011 P 0 N19057 P 0
N14957 P 0 N19012 P 0 N19058 P 0
N14958 P 0 N19013 P 0 N19059 P 0
N14960 P 0 N19014 P 0 N19060 P 0
N14961 P 0 N19015 P 0 N19061 P 0
N14962 P 0 N19016 P 0 N19062 P 0
N14963 P 0 N19017 P 0 N19063 P 0
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N19064 P 0 N19110 P 0 N19156 P 0

N19065 P 0 N19111 P 0 N19157 P 0
N19066 P 0 N19112 P 0 N19158 P 0
N19067 P 0 N19113 P 0 N19159 P 0
N19068 P 0 N19114 P 0 N19160 P 0
N19069 P 0 N19115 P 0 N19161 P 0
N19070 P 0 N19116 P 0 N19162 P 0
N19071 P 0 N19117 P 0 N19163 P 0
N19072 P 0 N19118 P 0 N19164 P 0
N19073 P 0 N19119 P 0 N19165 P 0
N19074 P 0 N19120 P 0 N19166 P 0
N19075 P 0 N19121 P 0 N19167 P 0
N19076 P 0 N19122 P 0 N19168 P 0
N19077 P 0 N19123 P 0 N19169 P 0
N19078 P 0 N19124 P 0 N19170 P 0
N19079 P 0 N19125 P 0 N19171 P 0
N19080 P 0 N19126 P 0 N19172 P 0
N19081 P 0 N19127 P 0 N19173 P 0
N19082 P 0 N19128 P 0 N19174 P 0
N19083 P 0 N19129 P 0 N19175 P 0
N19084 P 0 N19130 P 0 N19176 P 0
N19085 P 0 N19131 P 0 N19177 P 0
N19086 P 0 N19132 P 0 N19178 P 0
N19087 P 0 N19133 P 0 N19179 P 0
N19088 P 0 N19134 P 0 N19180 P 0
N19089 P 0 N19135 P 0 N19181 P 0
N19090 P 0 N19136 P 0 N19182 P 0
N19091 P 0 N19137 P 0 N19183 P 0
N19092 P 0 N19138 P 0 N19184 P 0
N19093 P 0 N19139 P 0 N19185 P 0
N19094 P 0 N19140 P 0 N19186 P 0
N19095 P 0 N19141 P 0 N19187 P 0
N19096 P 0 N19142 P 0 N19188 P 0
N19097 P 0 N19143 P 0 N19189 P 0
N19098 P 0 N19144 P 0 N19190 P 0
N19099 P 0 N19145 P 0 N19191 P 0
N19100 P 0 N19146 P 0 N19256 A1 P 0 A2 P
N19101 P 0 N19147 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19102 P 0 N19148 P 0 N19257 A1 P 0 A2 P
N19103 P 0 N19149 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19104 P 0 N19150 P 0 N19258 A1 P 0 A2 P
N19105 P 0 N19151 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19106 P 0 N19152 P 0 N19259 A1 P 0 A2 P
N19107 P 0 N19153 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19108 P 0 N19154 P 0 N19260 A1 P 0 A2 P
N19109 P 0 N19155 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
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0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19274 A1 P 0 A2 P N19297 A1 P 0 A2 P N19500 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19501 P 00000000
N19275 A1 P 0 A2 P N19298 A1 P 0 A2 P N19502 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19503 P 00000000
N19276 A1 P 0 A2 P N19299 A1 P 0 A2 P N19504 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19505 P 0
N19277 A1 P 0 A2 P N19300 A1 P 0 A2 P N19506 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19510 A1 P 0 A2 P
N19278 A1 P 0 A2 P N19301 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19511 P 0
N19279 A1 P 0 A2 P N19302 A1 P 0 A2 P N19512 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19513 A1 P 0 A2 P
N19280 A1 P 0 A2 P N19303 A1 P 0 A2 P 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19515 P 00000000
N19281 A1 P 0 A2 P N19304 A1 P 0 A2 P N19516 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19517 P 00000000
N19282 A1 P 0 A2 P N19305 A1 P 0 A2 P N19518 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19520 P 0
N19283 A1 P 0 A2 P N19306 A1 P 0 A2 P N19521 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
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N19522 A1 P 0 A2 P N19558 A1 P 0 A2 P N19616 P 0

0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19617 P 0
N19523 A1 P 0 A2 P N19559 A1 P 0 A2 P N19618 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19619 P 0
N19524 P 0 N19560 A1 P 0 A2 P N19620 P 0
N19530 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19621 P 0
N19531 P 0 N19561 A1 P 0 A2 P N19622 P 0
N19532 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19623 P 0
N19533 P 0 N19562 A1 P 0 A2 P N19625 P 0
N19534 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19630 P 0
N19535 P 0 N19563 A1 P 0 A2 P N19631 P 0
N19540 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19632 P 0
N19541 A1 P 0 A2 P N19564 A1 P 0 A2 P N19635 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19650 A1 P
N19542 A1 P 0 A2 P N19565 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000 A3 P
N19543 A1 P 0 A2 P N19566 A1 P 0 A2 P 00000000 A4 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19545 A1 P 0 A2 P N19568 A1 P 0 A2 P N19656 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19657 P 0
N19546 A1 P 0 A2 P N19570 P 00000000 N19658 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19571 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19547 A1 P 0 A2 P N19572 P 00000000 N19659 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19575 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19548 A1 P 0 A2 P N19580 P 00000000 N19660 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19581 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19549 A1 P 0 A2 P N19582 P 0 N19661 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19583 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19550 A1 P 0 A2 P N19584 P 0 N19662 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19585 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19551 A1 P 0 A2 P N19586 P 0 N19665 P 00000000
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19600 P 00000000 N19666 P 0
N19552 A1 P 0 A2 P N19602 P 00000000 N19667 A1 P 0 A2 P
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19605 P 00000000 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19553 A1 P 0 A2 P N19606 P 00000000 N19670 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19607 P 00000000 N19671 P 0
N19554 A1 P 0 A2 P N19608 P 00000000 N19672 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19609 P 00000000 N19673 P 0
N19555 A1 P 0 A2 P N19610 P 0 N19674 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19611 P 0 N19675 P 0
N19556 A1 P 0 A2 P N19612 P 0 N19676 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19613 P 0 N19680 P 0
N19557 A1 P 0 A2 P N19614 P 0 N19681 P 0
0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0 N19615 P 0 N19682 P 0
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N19683 P 0 N19734 A1 P 0 A2 P
N19684 P 0 0 A3 P 0 A4 P 0
N19685 P 0 N19740 P 0
N19686 P 0 N19741 P 0
N19687 P 0 N19742 P 0
N19688 P 0 N19743 P 0
N19689 P 0 N19744 P 0
N19690 P 0 N19745 P 0
N19691 P 0 N19746 P 00000000
N19692 P 0 N19747 P 0
N19693 P 0 N19748 P 0
N19694 P 0 N19749 P 0
N19695 P 0 N19751 P 0
N19696 P 00000000 N19752 P 0
N19697 P 0 %
N19698 P 0
N19699 P 0
N19700 P 0
N19701 P 0
N19702 P 0
N19703 P 0
N19704 P 0
N19705 P 0
N19706 P 0
N19707 P 0
N19708 P 0
N19709 P 0
N19710 P 0
N19711 P 0
N19712 P 0
N19713 P 0
N19714 P 0
N19715 P 0
N19716 P 0
N19717 P 0
N19718 P 0
N19720 P 0
N19721 P 0
N19722 P 0
N19723 P 0
N19724 P 0
N19725 P 0
N19726 P 0
N19730 P 0
N19731 P 0
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PROGRAMMING MANUAL
Table of Content
1. Main Programming Structure……………………………………………….1
Program numbering and saving ………………………………………….2
2. Programming…………………………………………………………………4
2.1 General flow of operation……....................................................................4
2.2 G codes and its explanation………….….………………….….………….4
2.2.1 Interpolation …………………..………….……………….…………5
2.2.2 Feed Function…………………………………….…………….........12
2.2.3 Reference Tool...….............................................................................16
2.2.4 Tool Compensation…………………………………………….……19
2.2.5 Coordination System……………………………………………..…31
2.2.6 Coordinate value……………………………………………………36
2.2.7 Spindle Function Feed………………………………………………39
2.2.8 Tool Function……………………………………………………….42
2.2.9 Simplify Programming……………………………………………..43
2.3 Auxillary Functions (MCODES)………………………………………..46
3. Sample Program……………………………………………………………49
Main Programming Structure MAXMILL
1. Main Program Structure

The part program can contain a number of separate programs, which together
describe all the operations required to manufacture the part. The Main Program is the
controlling program, ie, the program first read, or accessed, when the entire part program
sequence is run. This controlling program can then call a number of smaller programs
into operation. These smaller programs, called Sub Programs, are generally used to
perform repeated tasks, before returning control back to the main program. Normally, the
controller operates according to one program. In this case the main program is also the
part program.
Main Programs are written using ISO address codes listed below:
Addresses
N refers to the block number.
G refers to the G code (Preparatory function).
X refers to the absolute distance travelled by the slide tool in the X axis direction.
U refers to the incremental distance travelled by the slide tool in the X axis direction.
Z refers to the absolute distance travelled by the slide tool in the Z axis direction.
W refers to the incremental distance travelled by the slide tool in the Z axis direction.
F refers to the feed rate.
M refers to the M code (Miscellaneous function).
S refers to the spindle speed.
T refers to the tooling management.
Each block, or program line, contains addresses which appear in this order:
N, G, X (or U), Z (or W), F, M, S, T ; This order should be maintained throughout every
block in the program, although individual blocks may not contain all these addresses. The
organization of blocks of data within the program follows a layout. Again, it is
recommended that the programmer keeps to this program layout.
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Sub Program Repeat Command:

A call command can be set to call a sub program repeatedly. This call can specify up to
999 repetitions of a sub program.
A sub program repeat command is written in the following format:
M98 PØØØ ØØØØ
where, M98 is the call command.
PØØØ is the number of times the sub program is to be repeated.
ØØØØ is the sub program number.
For example,
M98 P1ØØØØ1
This command is read and calls the sub program number ØØØ1 ten times. When the
repetition is omitted, the sub program will be called once only.
Program Numbering and Saving

The program numbering relies on the programmer saving the program to disk or
computer hard drive at the time of writing. Writing the program on an offline system with
a QWERTY keyboard allows the programmer to save the program using letters and/or
numbers.
A FANUC compatible program number line is written in the following format:
O ØØØØ
Where, O is the Address Code.
ØØØØ is the four digit program number.
Note 1: Sub program numbers must be saved between the ranges ØØØ1 to 9999, ie,
using a four digit number. It is also recommended that all the programs saved should
have filenames between these numbers.
Note 2: Before saving a program to a disk or hard drive, check that the program name
you use has not been used on another file. If the program is saved using a name
identical to an old program, the old program will be overwritten.
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Preparatory functions, called G codes, are used to determine the geometry of tool
movements and operating state of the machine controller; functions such as linear cutting
movements, drilling operations and specifying the units of measurement. They are
normally programmed at the start of a block. A G code is defined using the following
format:
GØØ where,
G is the address letter.
ØØ is the two digit number defining the G code.
Tool Movement
The tool moves along straight lines and arcs forming the workpiece shape:
a) Tool Movement along a Straight Line.
b) Tool Movement along a Taper.
c) Tool Movement along an Arc.
The function of moving the tool along straight lines and arcs is called the
Interpolation. Symbols of the programmed commands GØ1, GØ2, and GØ3 are called
the Preparatory functions and specify the type of interpolation conducted in the control
unit.
Optional Block Skip
When a forward slash mark (/) is followed by a block number (at the beginning of
a block) and the block skip switch on the machine operator panel is set to "on", the block
will be ignored in memory operation. When the block switch is set to "off", then the
blocks indicated by the "/" marks will be considered as valid. If the block skip switch is
set to "on" in the above program example, then blocks indicated by the "/" mark are
skipped.
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CNC Programming MAXMILL
2. Programming
2.1 General Flow of Operation
When machining a part using the CNC machine tools, first prepare the program, and
then operate the CNC machine by using the program.
1. First, prepare the program from a part drawing to operate the CNC machine tool.
2. How to prepare the program is described in this manual.
3. The program will read into the CNC system. Then, mount the work pieces and
tools on the machine, and operate the tools according to the programming .Finally
execute the machine actually.
Part Part
Outputs
drawing programing
CNC
Before the actual programming, make the machining plan for how to machine the part.
Machine the plan.
1. Determination of work pieces machining range.
2. Method of mounting work pieces on the machine tool.
3. Machining sequence in every cutting process.
4. Cutting tools and cutting conditions.
2.2 G Codes and its Explanations:
In a CNC program, the machining steps (operations) for producing a part on the
machine tool are laid down in a form that the control system can understand. A program is
composed of several blocks. A block is a collection of NC words. A NC word is a
collection of address letter and a sequence of numbers. When a CNC Program is input, the
control system whether the formal rules of the programming language have been kept to an
instruction. However input of wrong coordinate values by the programmer can only be
found during the program run.
N020 G01 X20 TAB Z-0.5 EOB
Some function cannot be added as options depending on the model. In the tables
below, IP _: Presents combination of arbitrary axis addresses using X, Y and Z axis.
Representing End Points and Arc Center’s:
The end point of an arc is specified by address X, Y, and Z and is expressed as an
absolute or incremental value according to G90 or G91. For the INCREMENTAL value,
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the co-ordinate of the end point that is viewed form the start point of the arc is specified.
The arc center is specified by addresses I, and J for the X, Y, axes, respectively.
The numerical value following I, and J, however, is a vector component in which
the arc center is seen form the start point, and is always specified as an incremental value
irrespective of G90 and G91, as shown below. I, and J must be signed according to
direction. The radius can be specified with the address R instead of specifying the center by
I, or J. The command is as follows:-
G02 or G03 X------Y------Z------R------;
In this case the two types of arcs (one arc is less than 180 degrees and the other more than
180 degrees) are considered, as shown in the figure below. When an arc exceeding 180
degrees is commanded, the radius must be specified with a negative value (-).
2.2.1 Interpolation:
G00 Positioning (Rapid Traverse):
The G00 command moves a tool to the position in the workpiece system specified
with an absolute or an incremental command at a rapid traverse rate.
a. In the absolute command, coordinate value of the end point is programmed.
b. In the incremental command the distance the tool moves is programmed.
Y Tool Path
Ɣ IP
45º
Start point
X
A tool moves from its current position to the end point at the rapid traverse rate in
each axis direction independently. Therefore, a tool path is not always a linear line.
G00 IP_;
When the additional axis is commanded and the optional additional axis is not
installed, an alarm will occur. In the positioning mode actuated by the G00 code, the
execution proceeds to the next block after confirming the in-position. (This range is set by
machine parameter for each axis.
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Format:
G00IP_;
IP_; For an absolute command, the coordinates of an end position, and for an
incremental command, the distance the tool moves.
G01 Linear Interpolation (Cutting Feed)
Y Ɣ IP
End point
Start
Point
Į
X
Linear interpolation moves a tool linearly from the current position to the target
position at the specified feed rate. Command format G01IP_ F_;
Two of the X, Y, and Z axes can be controlled simultaneously. Linear interpolation
cannot be operated between the additional axes. The feed rate is commanded by the address
F. Once the federate is commanded it is effective until another value is specified. When the
X, Y and Z axes are commanded the feed rate is determined by the value mm / min. When
the additional axis is commanded the feed rate is determined by the value entered to º / min.
Feed rate along each axis:
When “G01 G91 XĮ Yȕ Ff; is programmed;
Į
Feedrate along X axis: FX= Ɣ f
L
ȕ
Feedrate along Y axis: FY= Ɣ f
L
( L = ¥ Į² + ȕ² )
The Example for the linear interpolation of linear axis Į and rotation axis ȕ as follows:
When “G01 G91 XĮ Bȕ Ff;” is programmed:
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¥ Į² + ȕ²
Feedrate along X axis: FX =
F
ȕ
Feedrate along B axis: FB =
Fx
Circular Interpolation CW& CCW (G02, G03):
The Circular interpolation moves a tool along a circular arc from the current
position to the end point at the specified feed rate.
XY circular interpolation:
Rotation direction G 02 Clock wise(CW)
G03 Counterclockwise(CCW)
X, Y End point in the working coordinate

G90 system.
mode
End Point
X Distance from the start point to the
G91 end point in the X direction.
mode
Y Distance from the start point to the

end point in the Y axis direction.
Distance between start point and arc I Distance from the start point to the
center center of arc in the X direction.
J Distance from the start point to the

center of arc in the Y direction.
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Arc radius R Arc radius.
Feedrate in the tangential direction of

Feedrate F circular arc.
Command Formats
G02 R_
G17 X, Y F_;
G03 I_J_
XZ Circular Interpolation:
The commands are given in the following formats:
Rotation direction G 102 Clock wise(CW)
X, Y End point in the working coordinate

G90 mode system.
End
Point X Distance from the start point to the end
G91 mode point in the X direction.
Z Distance from the start point to the end

point in the Y axis direction.
Distance between start point and I Distance from the start point to the
arc center center of arc in the X direction.
K Distance from the start point to the

center of arc in the Z direction.
Feedrate F Feedrate in the tangential direction of

circular arc.
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Command Format:
G02 R_
G18 X, Z F_;
G03 I_K_
YZ Circulation interpolation:
Rotation direction G 2 02 Clock wise(CW)
Y,Z End point in the working coordinate

G90 mode system.
End
Point Y Distance from the start point to the end
G91 mode point in the Y direction.
Z Distance from the start point to the end

point in the Z axis direction.
Distance between start point and J Distance from the start point to the
arc center center of arc in the Y direction.
K Distance from the start point to the

center of arc in the Z direction.
Feedrate F Feedrate in the tangential direction of

circular arc.
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Command Format
G02 R_
G19 Y, Z F_;
G03 J_K_
Explanations:
i) Direction of the circular Interpolation:
“ Clock wise”(G02) and “counterclockwise”(G03) on the Zp Xp plane are defined when
the XpYp plane is viewed in the positive –to – negative direction of the Yp axis in the
Cartesian coordinate system. See the figure below.
Xp
G03
G02
Zp
G18
ii) Distance moved on an arc:

The end point of arc is specified by address Xp or Zp, and is expressed as an absolute or
incremental value according to G90 or G91. For the incremental value, the distance of
the end point which is viewed from the start point of the arc is specified.
iii) Distance from the start point to the center of arc:
The arc center is specified by addresses I and K for the Xp and Zp axes,
respectively. The numerical value following I or K, however, is a vector component in
which the arc center is seen from the start point, and is always specified as an
incremental value irrespective of G90 and G91, as Shown below.
X
End point (Z, X)
Start
Point
Center
I, and K must be signed according to the direction. I0 and K0 can be omitted.
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iv) Full-circle programming

When Xp and Zp are omitted (the end point is the same as the start point) and the center is
specified with I and K, a 3600 arc (circle) is specified.G022I; Command for a circle
If the difference between the radius at the start point and that at the end point exceeds the value
in a parameter (No.3410), an alarm (No.024) occurs.
v) Arc radius
The distance between an arc and the center of a circle that contains the arc can be
specified using the radius. R, of the circle instead of I and K. In this case, one arc is less
than 1800, and the other is more than 1800 are considered. An arc with a sector angle of
1800 or wider cannot be specified, the radius must be specified with a negative value. If
Xp and Zp are all omitted, if the end point is located at the same position as the start
point and when R is used, an arc of 00 is programmed G02R; (The cutter does not
move).
iv) Feed rate
The feedrate in circular interpolation is equal to the feed rate specified by the F code,
and the feedrate along the arc (the tangential feedrate of the arc) is controlled to be the
specified feedrate. The error between the specified feedrate and the actual tool feedrate
is r2% or less. However, this feed rate is measured along the arc after the tool nose
radius compensation is applied
Restrictions
i) Simultaneously specifying R with I and K
If I, K and R addresses are specified simultaneously, the arc specified by address R
takes precedence and the other are ignored.
ii) Specifying an axis that is not contained in the specified plane:
If an axis not contained in the specified plane is commanded, an alarm is displayed.
iii) Difference in the radius between the start and end points:
If the difference in the radius between the start and end points of the arc exceeds the
value specified in parameter No. 3410, P/S alarm No.020 is generated. If the end point
is not on the arc, the tool moves in a straight line along one of the axes after reaching
the end point.
Specifying a semicircle with R:
If an arc having a central angle approaching 180 is specified with R, the
calculation of the center coordinates may produce an error. In such a case, specify the
center of the arc with I and K. Clockwise and counterclockwise are the rotation
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direction viewed from the positive direction to the negative direction on the X, Y&Z
axis of the X-Y, X-Z &Y-Z Plane.
The end point of the circular arc takes either the absolutes value or the
incremental value according to G90 or G91. The incremental value commands the
distance from the circular arc start point to the end point to the center. It is commanded
by the incremental value regardless of G90 or G91 are shown in the above diagram.
R= 50 MM
END
POINT
START
POINT R= 50 MM
2.2.2 Feed Function:
General
The feed functions control the feedrate of the tool. The following two feed functions are
available:
x Feed functions
1. Rapid traverse
When the positioning command (G00) is specified, the tool moves at a rapid traverse
feedrate set in the CNC (parameter No. 1420)
2. Cutting feed
The tool moves at a programmed cutting feedrate.
x Override
Override can be applied to a rapid traverse rate or cutting feedrate using the switch on
the machine operator’s panel.
x Automatic acceleration/deceleration
To prevent a mechanical shock, acceleration/deceleration is automatically applied when
the tool starts and ends its movement
Rapid Traverse
G00 IP_;
Format
G00; G code (group 01) for positioning (rapid traverse).
IP_; Dimension word for the end point.
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Rapid traverse rate
FR: Rapid traverse rate

FR TR: Acceration/ deceleration
time constant for rapid traverse
0
TR TR
Explanations
The positioning command (G00) positions the tool by rapid traverse. In rapid traverse,
the next block is executed after the specified feedrate becomes 0 and the servo motor reaches a
certain range set by the machine tool builder (in position check). A rapid traverse rate is set for
each axis by parameter number 1420. So no rapid traverse feedrate need be programmed.
The following overrides can be applied to a rapid traverse rate with the switch on the machine
operator’s panel; F0, 25, 50, 100%. F0: Allows a fixed feedrate to be set for each axis by
parameter No.1421. For detailed information, refer to the appropriate manual of the machine
tool builder.
Cutting Feed
Feed rate of linear interpolation (G01), circular interpolation (G02, G03) etc. are commanded
with numbers after the F code. In cutting feed, the next block is executed so that the feedrate
change from the previous block is minimized. Two modes of specification are available:
1. Feed per minute (G98)
After F, specify the amount of feed of the tool per minute.
2. Feed per revolution (G99)
After F, specify the amount of feed of the tool per spindle revolution.
Cutting feedrate
Fc: Cutting feedrate

Fc Tc: Acceration/
deceleration time constant
0
T Tc
Automatic acceleration/deceleration
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x Tool path in a cutting feed
If the direction of movement changes between specified blocks during cutting feed, a
rounded-corner path may result the following figure.
Programmed Path
Actual tool path
0 Z
Example of Tool Path between Two Blocks
In a circular interpolation, a radial error the following fig
¨r: Error
X
Programmed Path
Actual tool path
0 Z
The feedrate needs to be controlled for the tool to move as programmed.
Format:
Feed per minute.

G98; G code (group 05) for feed per minute.
F_; Feedrate command (mm/min or inch/min).
Feed per revolution.

G99; G code (group 05) for feed per revolution.
F_; Feedrate command (mm/rev or inch/rev).
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Explanations
i) Tangential speed constant control
X X
End point
Starting point
F
F
Start Point Center End point
Z Z
Linear Interpolation Circular Interpolation
Cutting feed is controlled so that the tangential feedrate is always set at a specified feedrate.
Feed per minute (G98)
After specifying G98 (in the feed per minute mode), the amount of feed of the tool per
minute is to be directly specified by setting a number after F. G98 is a modal code.
Once a G98 is specified, it is valid until G99 (feed per revolution) is specified. At
power-on, the feed per revolution mode is set.
An override from 0% to 254% (in 1% steps) can be applied to feed per minute with the
switch on the machine operator’s panel. For detailed information, see the appropriate
manual of the machine tool builder.
Warning:
Override cannot be used for certain commands such as threading.
Feed per revolution (G99)

After specifying G99 (in the feed per revolution mode), the amount of feed of the tool per
spindle revolution is be directly specified by setting a number after F. G99 is a modal code.
Once a G99 is specified, it is valid until G98 (feed per minute) is specified. An override from
0% to 254% (in 1% steps) can be applied to feed per revolution with the switch on the machine
operator’s panel. For detailed information, see the appropriate manual of the machine tool
builder.
Caution:
1. When the speed of the spindle is low, feedrate fluctuation may occur. The slower the
spindle rotates, the more frequently feedrate fluctuation occurs.
2. No override can be used for some commands such as for threading.
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Feed amount per spindle revolution

F (mm/min or inch/rev)
Feed per revolution
2.2.3 Reference
See Appendix C for a range of feedrates that can be specified.
Dwell (G04)
i) G04 Dwell, Exact Stop:
Upon completion of the previous block and in-position block and in-position
check, some time elapses before executing the next block.
Command Format:
X_
G04 ;
P_
P, X: Dwell time (sec)
Dwell G04X_; or G04U_; or G04P_;
X_: Specify a time (decimal point permitted)

Format
U_ : Specify a time (decimal point permitted)
P_: Specify a time (decimal point not permitted)

Explanations
By specifying a dwell, the execution of the next block is delayed by the specified time. Bit 1
(DWL) of parameter No.3405 can specify dwell for each rotation in feed per rotation mode
(G99).
Change Offset value by program (G10)
i) Tool Offset memory C:
Command Format: G10 L10 P_R_; (Geometry offset value /H).
G10 L12 P_R_; (Geometry offset value /D)
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When the G90 mode (absolute Command) is selected is selected, the

commanded offset amount is added newly effective. When the G91 mode (incremental
command) is selected, the command offset amount is added to the currently set offset
amount to become a changed offset amount. When the additional axis is commanded
while an optional additional axis is not in stalled, an alarm will occur.
ii) Input Tool Wear offset value:
Command Format: G10 L11 P_R_; (Fine offset value /H)
G10 L13 P_R_; (Fine offset value /D)
When the tool length /Tool diameter compensation command is issued using the
program, the data of the offset number corresponding to the commanded offset number
is automatically reflected in operation. Change of tool fine offset data in program.
L11 : Fine offset of tool length, L13 : Fine compensation tool diameter.
P : Fine offset no. Range: 1~99
R : Fine offset amount.
The commanded value is added to the compensation amount in absolute mode (G90)
and the preset value in incremental mode (G91).
Polar Coordinate (G15, G16)
Yp Local Coordinate
Yp
XP
(X Y)
Work Coordinate system
Input in Inches and Millimeters (G20, G21):

This G code must be specified in an independent block before setting the
coordinate system at the beginning of the program, After the G Codes for inch/metric
conversion is specified, and the unit of input data is switched to the least inch or metric
input increment of increment system IS_B. The unit of data input for degrees remains
uncharged. The unit systems for the following values are changed after inch/ metric
conversion:
Feedrate command by F code.
Positional command.
Work piece zero point offset value.
Tool Compensation
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Unit of scale for manual pulse generator.

Movement distance in increment feed.
Some parameters
When the power is turned on, the G codes are the same as that held before the
power was turned off.
2.2.3 Reference Return:

Reference position (G28)
y Intermediate position
IP
yStart Point
G28 IP;
Command format:
G28 X_Y_Z_A_B_C;
This command provides an automatic return to the reference point through an

intermediate point for commanded axes. Positioning to the reference point is made
through an intermediate point as specified by X_Y_Z_A_B_C. It can be the selection of
machine coordinate system (G53) commanded by either the absolute command (G90)
or the incremental command (G91). The coordinate values of the intermediate point
command in this block are memorized. All the command axes moved to the reference
Note: When the additional axis is commanded while an optional additional axis is not
installed, an alarm will occur.
point at the point at the rapid traverse rate by way of intermediate point.
Return from reference position to start point (G29)
Intermediate position
G29 IP_; G29X_Y_Z_A_B_C
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Command Format:
This command provides positioning to the commanded position through an intermediate
point for commanded axes. At an incremental command, an incremental distance from
the rapid traverse rate, then positioned at the command point.
2.2.4 Tool Compensation:

x TOOL OFFSET
Tool offset is used to compensate for the difference when the tool actually used differs from the
imagined tool used in programming (usually, standard tool).
T Code for Tool Offset
Format: Lower digit of T code specifies tool offset number

Kind of T code Meaning of T code Parameter setting for specifying of offset
No.
2-digit command T ȅO When LD1, bit 0 of When LGN ,bit 1
parameter No.5002 of parameter
is set to 1, a tool No.5002 is set to 0,
Tool wear and tool offset number is the tool geometry
geometry offset number specified with the offset number
Tool selection last digit of a T specified for a
code. certain tool are the
same
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4-digit command T ȅO ȅO When LD1, bit 0 of

parameter No.5002,
is set to 0, a tool
Tool offset number Tool offset number is
selection specified with the
last two digits of a
T code.
x Tool Selection:
Tool selection is made by specifying the T code corresponding to the tool number.
Offset Number
Tool offset number has two meanings. It is specifies the offset distance corresponding to the
number that is selected to begin the offset function. A tool offset number 0 indicates the \ at the
offset amount is 0 and the offset is cancelled.
Offset Explanations
i) Tool offset
The tool path is offset by the X and Z offset values for the programmed path. The offset
distance corresponding to the number specified by the T code is added to or subtracted from the
and position of each programmed block.
Tool path after offset
Programmed path
Compensation by offset X , Z (Offset vector)
ii) Offset vector

In the above fig the vector with offset X and Z is called the offset vector. Compensation is the
same as the offset vector.
iii) Offset cancel
Offset is cancelled when T code offset number 0 is selected. At the end of the cancelled block,
the offset vector becomes 0.
N1 X50.0 Z100.0 T0202;
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Creates the offset vector corresponding to the offset number 02

N2 X200.0;
N3 X100.0 Z250.0 T0200; Specifying offset number 0 deletes the offset vector.
With Parameter LVC (No.5003#6) set to 1, the offset is canceled when:
1) The initial time after power is turned on.
2) The reset key on the MDI unit is pressed.
3) The a reset signal is input from the machine to the CNC.
Parameter LVC (No.5003#6) can beset so that offset will not be cancelled by pressing the reset key
or by reset input.
x Only T code
When only a T code is specified in a block, the tool is moved by the offset value without a move
command. The movement is performed at rapid traverse rate in the G00 mode. It is performed
feedrate in other modes. When a T code with offset number 0 is specified by itself, movement is
performed to cancel the offset.
Warning
1. When G50 X_Z_T; is specified tool is not moved.
The coordinate system in which the coordinate value of the tool position is (x,z) is set the toolpost
position is obtained by subtracting the offset value corresponding to the offset number specified in
the T code.
2. Do not command a G code other than G50 in group 00 and a T code together in the same block.
x Offset cancel
Specifying offset number 0, 00, or cancels offset.
Examples
1. When a tool offset number is specified with the last two digits of a T code
(When LGN, bit 1 of parameter No.5002, is set 0),
N1X50.0 Z100.0 T0202; Specifies offset number 02
N2 Z200.0;
N3 X100.0 Z250.0 T0200; Cancels offset.
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Overview of Tool Nose Radius Compensation
It is difficult to produce the compensation necessary to form accurate parts when using only the tool
offset function due to tool nose roundness in taper cutting or circular cutting.
Workpiece
Insufficient
depth of
cutting
Shape processed without

tool nose radius
compensation
Offset Number and Offset Value

Explanations:
Geometry offset OFGX OFGZ OFGR (Tool nose OFT

number (X axis geometry (Z axis geometry radius geometry (Imaginary
Offset number offset amount) offset amount ) offset value) tool nose
direction)
G01 10.040 50.020 0 1
G02 20.060 30.030 0 2
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G03 0 0 0.20 6
G04 : : : :
G05 : : : :
: : : : :
Wear OFGX OFGZ OFGR (Tool nose OFT
offset (X axis geometry (Z axis geometry radius geometry (Imaginary
number offset amount) offset amount ) offset value) tool nose
direction)
W01 0.040 0.020 0 1
W02 0.060 0.030 0 2
W03 0 0 0.20 6
W04 : : : :
W05 : : : :
: : : : :
x Command of offset value

An offset number is specified with the same T code as that used for tool offset.
x Setting range of offset value
The range of offset value is as follows;
Increment system Metric system Inch system
IS-B 0 to ±999.999 mm 0 to ±99.9999 inch
IS-C 0 to + 999.9999mm 0 to + 99.9999 inch
The offset value corresponding to the offset number 0 is always 0. No offset value can be set to
offset number 0.
Work Position and Move Command:
In tool radius compensation, the position of the workpiece with respect to the tool must be
specified.
The tool is offset to the opposite side of the workpiece

G code Workpiece position Tool path
G40 (Cancel) Moving along the programmed path
G41 Right side Moving on the left side the programmed path
G42 Left side Moving on the right side the programmed path
The workpiece position can be changed by setting the coordinate system as shown below
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a) G40, G41, and G42 are model.

b) Don’t specify G41 while in the G41 mode. If you do, compensation will not work properly.
c) Don’t specify G42 while in the G42 mode for the same reason.
d) G41 or G42 mode blocks in which G41 or G42 are not specified are expressed by (G41) or
(G42) respectively.
x Tool movement when the workpiece position does not change

When the tool is moving, the tool nose maintains contact with the workpiece.
x Tool movement when the workpiece position changes
The workpiece position against the toll changes at the corner of the programmed path as shown
in the following figure.
Workpiece G41
position
G42
Workpiece
position
B
A B C
G41 G42
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Although the workpiece does not exist on the right side of the programmed path in the above
case, the existence of the workpiece is assumed in the movement from A to B. The workpiece
position must not be changed in the block next to the start-up block. In the above example, if the
block specifying motion from A to B were the start-up block, the tool path would not be the same as
the one shown.
x Start-up
The block in which the mode changes to G41 or G42 from G40 is called the start up block.
G40_;
G41_;(Start-up block)
Transient tool movements for offset are performed in the start-up block. In the block after the start-
up block, the tool nose center is positioned. Vertically to the programmed path of that block at the
start position.
x Offset cancel
The block in which the mode changes to G40 from G41 or G42 is called the offset cancel block.
G41_;
G40_;(Offset cancel block)
The tool nose center moves to a position vertical to the programmed path in the block before the
cancel block. The tool is positioned at the end position at the end position in the offset cancel block
(G40) as shown below.
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x Specification of G41/G42 in G41/G42 mode

When is specified again in G41/G42 mode, the tool nose center is positioned vertical to the
programmed path of the preceding block at the end position of the preceding block. In the block that
first specifies G41/G42, the above positioning of the tool nose center is not performed.
x Tool movement when the moving direction of the tool in a block which includes a
G40 command is different from the direction of the workpiece
When you retract the tool in the direction specified by X(U) and Z(W) canceling the tool nose
radius compensation at the end of machining the first block in the figure below, specify the
following:
G40 X(U)_Z(W)_I_K_;
The work position specified by address I and K is the same as that in the preceding block. If and/or
K is specified with G40 in the cancel mode, the I and/or K is ignored.
G40 X_Z_I_K; Tool nose radius compensation
G40 G02 X_Z_I_K_; Circular interpolation

40 G01 X_Z_;
G40 G01 X_ Z_ I_K_; Offset cancel mode (I and k are ineffective.)
The numeral’s followed I and K should always be specified as radius values.
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Examples
(G40 mode)
1. G42 G00 X60.0;
2. G01 X120.0W_150.0 F10;
3. G40 G00 X300.0 W 150.0 I40.0 K-30.0;
TOOL OFFSET SETTING
For the internal and external offset
x EXTERNAL TOOL OFFSET SETTING
To set the offset we should follow the following procedure

x Datum the Machine
x Any offsets already in the file can be overwritten
x Select the tool in MDI mode
x Switch on the spindle in MDI mode with rpm selection.
x Using AXIS JOG keys, touch on the end of the bar diameter as shows in the following
figure.
x After completion of touching the job dia (using the vernier caliper measure the job
diameter)
x Open the offset screen by pressing the offset setting button.
x Select Geometry offset.
x In the screen select the tool which you are using.
x Type X and job diameter value in the screen
x Press the measure Button ( which will appear in the below of the screen)
x After completion of X offset.
x Press Offset setting to open OFFSET screen.
x In the screen select the tool which you are using.
x Type the Z 0.
x Press the measure Button (which will appear in the below of the screen).
x Now X0 and Z0 are reads.
x Return machine to “Home” position.
INTERNAL TOOL OFFSET SETTING

Bring the drilling tool and touch the job dia shows in the following Fig
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BORING OFFSET
The boring offset is possible only after complete the drilling. Bring the tool and touch the internal
dia of the job as shows in the following fig.
Job
Boring tool
Open the offset screen in that screen selects the tool (Which you are using)
And type X diameter of the Job (Ex X12)
Press the measure button.
Now take the tool out from the Job and touch the job face shows in the following fig
Job
Boring tool
And again open the same offset screen and select the tool type Z0. Press the measure button.
Now take the tool back to home position boring offset is completed
x TOOL NUMBERS AND OFFSET NUMBERS
When the programming the tool number in a part program the rule is as follows:-
If a four digit number is programmed following the letter T, then the first two digits
represent the Tool number, and the second two digits represent the Tool Offset number.
Example:-
T 0 3 0 3
Tool select code Tool number Offset No.
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If the digit following the Tool Selection Code (T) is less than 100 i.e. two digits, then the Tool
Number and the Offset Number are the same.
Example:-
T 0 3
Tool No. & Offset No.

Tool select code
Tool Offset
A) T3 3 3
T03 3 3
T103 1 3
T0103 1 3
T0613 06 13
T0100 1 0 (no offset)
The first two digits counting from the RH side of the code is always the Offset Number.
SUBROUTINES, CYCLES, AND SAMPLES
Subprograms (Subroutines)
By using the program jump functions, It is possible to simplify a machining program with repeated
machining or function sequences.
The machining sequences, which are repeated and can be used several times, are stored as
subroutines and called up using the program, jump functions.
M98 - jump command to another program.
M99 - Return command.
Main Program
Sub - Program Sub - Program
O 0005
0241 0340
M98 PO241
M98 P20340 M30 M99
This repeats program 0340 twice.M99 can be used to return to the start of the program.
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: 0010
N10 M00
N980 M99 P10

M99 generally indicates the end of a subroutine and allows the jump back to the main program. If it
is used with “p” address, this indicates the “Jump To” block number.
The program will read the M99 P10 (GOTO N10)-i.e. automatic return to line ten.
Line N10 must read M00 to stop the cycle for component loading. All information prior to
N10-i.e standard tool geometry-would not be read after the first cycle.ThereforeM30 would
not be programmed in this case.
Cutter Compensations (G40 _ G42)
When the tool is moved, the tool path can be shifted by the radius of the
tool. To move an offset as large as the radius of the tool, CNC first creates an offset
vector with a length equal to the radius of the tool (start –up). The offset vector is
perpendicular to the path. The tail of the vector is on the work piece side and the head
positions to the center of the tool. If a linear interpolation or circular interpolation
command is specified after start-up, the tool path can be shifted by the length of the
offset vector during machining. To return the tool to the end of machining, cancel the
cutter compensation mode.
G41
G40
G42
Command Format:
G17 G41
G18 G42 D_;
G 19
D: Tool Offset
G40: Cancel
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Tool Length off A (G43)
Command Format: G17 G43 Z_

G18 G44 Y_ H_;
G19 X_
H: Tool offset
G17 G43 G49: Cancel
G18 G44 H_;
G19
Scaling (G50, G51)
P4 P3
P4 P3
IP
}
P1 P2
P1 P2
G45
G46 IP_D_;
G47
G48
D: Tool offset number
This tool is not decelerated at the end point of a block, but the next block is
executed. When G63 is specified, feedrate override and feed hold are invalid.
2.2.5 Coordinate System
By teaching the CNC a desired tool position, the tool can be moved to the
position. Such a tool position is represented by coordinates in a coordinate system.
Coordinates are specified using program axes. When two program axes, the X-axis and
Z-axis, are used, coordinates are specified as follows:
X_Z_ This command is referred to as a dimension word.
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Workpiece Coordinate System

A coordinate system used for machining a workpiece is referred to as a
workpiece coordinate system. A workpiece system is to be set with the NC beforehand
(setting a workpiece coordinates system). A machining program sets a workpiece
coordinate system (selecting a workpiece coordinate system).
A set workpiece coordinate system can be changed by shifting its origin (changing a
workpiece coordinate system).
Setting a Workpiece Coordinate System
A workpiece coordinate system can be set using one of three methods:
(1) Method using G50
A workpiece coordinate system is set by specifying a value after G50 in the program.
(2) Automatic setting
If bit 0 of a parameter No.1201 is set beforehand, a workpiece coordinate system is
automatically set when manual reference position return is performed
(3) Method of using G54 toG59
Make setting on the MDI panel to preset six workpiece coordinate systems .Then,use
program commands G54 G59 to select which workpiece coordinate system to use.
When an absolute command is used, a workpiece coordinate system must be established
in any of the ways described above.
Format
Setting a work piece coordinate system by G50
G50 IP_
Explanations
A work piece coordinate system is set so that a point on the tool, such as the tool tip, is
at specified coordinates. If IP is an incremental command value, the work coordinate system is
defined so that the current tool position coincides with the result of adding the specified
incremental value to the coordinates of the previous tool position. If a coordinate system is set
using G50 during offset, a coordinate system in which the position before offset matches the
position specified in G50 is set.
Example1
Setting the coordinate system by the G50X 128.7Z375.1; command (Diameter designation)
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Start point
375.1
ĭ 128.7 Z
Zero point
Changing Work piece Coordinate System

The six workpiece coordinate systems specified with G54 to G59 can be
changed by changing an external workpiece zero point offset value or workpiece zero
point offset value or workpiece zero point offset value.
Three methods are available to change an external workpiece zero point offset value or
workpiece zero point offset value.
1) Inputting from the MDI panel
2) Programming by G10 or G50
Changing by G10
G10 L2 Pp IP_; P=0: External workpiece zero point offset value

P=1 to 6 : Workpiece zero point offset value correspond to workpiece coordinate system 1 to 6
IP: For an absolute command (G90), workpiece zero point offset for each axis.
For an incremental command (G91), value to be added to the set workpiece zero point offset for
each axis (the sum is set as the new offset).
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Changing an external workpiece zero point offset value or workpiece zero

point offset value
x Changing by G50
Explanations G50 IP_;
x Changing by G10
With the G10 command, each workpiece coordinate system can be changed separately.
x Changing by G50
EXOFS: External workpiece zero point offset value. ZOFS1: Workpiece zero point offset value
By specifying G50IP_;,a workpiece coordinate system (selected with a code from
G54 to G59) is shifted to set a new workpiece coordinate system so that the current
tool position matches the specified coordinates (IP_).
If IP is an incremental command value, the work coordinate system is defined so
that the current tool position coincides with the result of adding the specified
incremental value to the coordinates of the previous tool position(Coordinate system
shift)Then, the amount of coordinate system shift is added to all the workpiece zero
point offset values. This means that all the workpiece coordinate systems are shifted
by the same amount.
Examples
X X
G54 Workpiece Coordinate System
10 If G50X100Z100; is command when
Tool Position the tool is positioned at (200,160) in
16 G54 mode, work piece coordinate
system 1(X’-Z’) shifted by vector A is
created.
60
A Z
100
New Work Piece coordinate System
Z Original Work Piece coordinate System

100 200
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<G54 Workpiece coordinate System>

X’
<G55 Workpiece coordinate System>
600.0 X’
X
1200.0 Z’ 600 0
A
Z X
1200.0 Z’
A
Z
X’- Z’ New works piece coordinate system

X–Z Original workpiece Coordinate System
A: Offset value created by G50
B: Work piece zero point offset value in G54
C: Workpiece Zero point offset value in G55
Suppose that a G54 workpiece coordinate system is specified. Then, a G55 workpiece
coordinate system where the black circle on the tool (figure at the left) is at (600.0,12000.0) can
be set with the following command if the relative relationship between the G54 workpiece
coordinate system and G55 workpiece coordinate system is set correctly; G50
X600.0Z1200.0;Also suppose that pallets are loaded at two different positions. If the relative
relationship of the coordinate systems of the pallets at the two positions is correctly set by
handling the coordinate systems as the G54 work piece coordinate system and G55 work piece
coordinate system, a coordinate system shift with G50 in one pallet causes the same coordinate
system shift in the other pallet. This means that work pieces on two pallets can be machined
with the same program just by specified G54 or G55.
Coordinate rotation Function (G68, G69):

Command Format:
G68 X_Y_R_;
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X, Y, Z Rotation center coordinate value
The coordinate system commanded in the absolute value is always recognized. When
this setting is omitted, the position in which the block has shifted from G69 to G68 is
considered the center.
R: Rotation angle
Confirms to G90/G91; the counter clockwise direction is considered the positive
direction. When setting is omitted, an alarm will occur
2.2.6 Coordinate value and Dimension:

Absolute Zero &Incremental Command (G90 & G91):
The axis movement amount can be specified by either the absolute command or
the incremental command.
There are two ways to command travels of the tool; the absolute command, and
the incremental command. These commands follow respectively.
(1) Absolute Command (G90)
This is commanded by the G90 code. It specifies an end point of the block in
the working coordinate system. (G90 X90 Y70s are absolute command).
(2) Incremental (G91)
This is commanded by the G91 code. It specifies a distance from the start
point to the end point in the block. (G91 X60 Y40s are Incremental command).
End Point
70
40
30 60
Start Point
(0.0) 30 90 X
Absolute programming or incremental programming is used depending on the

command used. See following tables.
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G code System A B or C
Command method Address word G90, G91
Format
x G code system A
Absolute command Incremental command
X axis move command X U

Z axis move command Z W
C axis move command C H
G code system B or C
Absolute command G90IP_;
Incremental command G91IP_;
NOTE:
1 Absolute and incremental command can be used together in a block.
In the above example, the following command can be specified:
X400.0 W 400.0;
2 When both X and U or W and Z are used together in a block, the one specified later is
effective.
3 Incremental commands cannot be used when names of the axes are A and B during G code
system A is selected.
INCH/ METRIC CONVERSION (G20, G21)

Either inch or metric input can be selected by G code.
Format
G20; Inch input
G21; mm input
This G code must be specified in an independent block before setting the coordinate system
at the beginning of the program. After the G code for inch/metric conversion is specified, the
unit of input data is switched to the lest inch or metric input increment of increment system .The
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unit of data input for degrees remains unchanged. The unit systems for the following values are
changed after inch/metric conversion:
- Feedrate commanded by F code
- Positional command
- Work zero point offset value
- Too compensation value
- Unit of scale for manual pulse generator
- Movement distance in incremental feed
- Some parameters
When the power is turned on, the G code is the same as that held before the power was turned
off.
WARNING
1 G20 and G21 must not be switched during a program.
2 When switching inch input (G20) to metric input (G21) and vice versa, the tool compensation
value must be re-set according to the least input increment.
However, when bit 0 (OIM) of parameter 5006 is 1, tool compensation values are
automatically converted and need not be re-set.
CAUTION
Movement from the intermediate point is the same as that for manual reference position
return. The direction which the tool moves from the intermediate point is the same as the
reference position return direction, as specified with bit 5 (ZMI) of parameter No. 1006.
DECIMAL POINT PROGRAMING

Numerical values can be entered with a decimal point. A decimal point can be used
when entering a distance, time, or speed. Decimal points can be specified with the following
address:
X,Y,Z,U,V,W,A,B,C,I,J,K,R and F.
Explanations
There are two types of decimal point notation: calculator type notation and standard
notation. When calculator – type decimal notation is used, a value without decimal point is
considered to be specified in millimeters. When standard decimal notation is used, such a value
is considered to be specified in least input increments. Select either calculator-type or standard
decimal notation by using the DPI bit (bit 0 of parameter 3401).Values can be specified both
with and without decimal point in a single program.
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Examples
Program command Pocket calculator type Standard type decimal point
decimal point programming programming
X 1000 Command value 1000mm unit: mm 1 mm Unit: Least input
without decimal point. increment (0.001mm)
X 1000.0 Command value 1000mm
Command value with decimal 1000mm Unit: mm Unit: mm
point.
WARNING
In a single block specify a G code before entering a value. The position of decimal point may depend on
the command.
Examples:G20; Input in inches
X1.0 G40; X1.0 is considered to be distance and processed as X10000. This command is equivalent to
G40X10000.The tool dwells for 10 seconds.
G04 x1.0; Equivalent to G04 X 1000. The tool dwells for one second.
2.2.7 SPINDLE SPEED FUNCTION

The spindle speed can be controlled by specifying a value following address S.
CONSTANT SURFACE SPEED CONTROL (G96, G97)
Specify the surface speed (relative speed between the tool and work piece) following S.
The spindle is rotated so that the surface speed is constant regardless of the position of the
tool.
Format
x Constant surface speed control command
G96 S OOOOO;
Ĺ Surface speed (m/min or feet/min)
Note: This surface speed unit may change according to machine tool builder’s specification.
x Constant surface speed control cancel command
G97 S OOOOO;
Ĺ Spindle speed (rpm)
Note: This surface speed unit may change according to machine tool builder’s specification.
x Clamp of maximum spindle speed
G50 S OOOOO;
The maximum spindle speed (rpm) follows S.
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Explanations
x Constant surface speed control command (G96)
G96 (constant surface speed control command) is a model G code. After a G96 command is
specified, the program enters the constant surface speed control mode (G96) and specified S values
are assumed as a surface speed. A G96 command must specify the axis along which constant
surface speed control is applied. A G97 command cancels the G96 mode. When constant surface
speed control is applied, a spindle speed higher than the value specified in G50S_; (maximum
spindle speed) is clamped at the maximum spindle speed. When the power is turned on , the
maximum spindle speed is not yet set and the speed is not clamped. S (surface speed) commands in
the G96 mode are assumed as S =0. The surface speed is 0) until M03 (rotating the spindle in the
positive direction) or M04 (rotating the spindle in the negative direction) appears in the program.
Spindle speed (min-1)
The spindle speed (min-1) almost coincides with the

surface speed (m/min) at approx.160 mm (radius).
Surface speed
S is 600 m/min
Radius m/min
x Setting the workpiece coordinate system for constant surface speed control. To execute
the constant surface speed control, it is necessary to set the work coordinate system, Z
axis, (axis to which the constant surface speed control applies) becomes zero.
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Example of the Work piece Coordinate System for Constant Surface Speed Control
Relation ship between workpiece radius, spindle speed and surface speed
x Surface speed specified in the G96 mode
G96 mode G97 mode
Specify the surface speed

in m/min (or fee /min)
G97 command
Store the surface speed in

m/min (or feet/min)
The specified surface

speed is used Command for The specified spindle
the spindle
speed speed (min-1) is used
Not specified
The surface speed (m/min
or feet/min) is converted to
Command for the spindle speed (min-1)
the surface
Specified speed
Commands other than G96
Not Specified
The stored surface speed (m/min G96 command

or feet/min) is used. If no surface
speed is stored, 0 is assumed.
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Restrictions
x Constant surface speed control for threading
The constant surface speed control is also effective during threading. Accordingly, it is
recommended that the constant surface speed control be invalidated with G97 command before
starting the scroll threading and taper threading, because the response problem in the servo system
may not be considered when the spindle speed changes.
x Constant surface speed control for rapid traverse(G00)
In a rapid traverse block specified by G00,the constant surface speed control is not made by
calculating the surface speed to a transient changes of the tool position at the end point of the rapid
traverse block, on the condition that cutting is not executed at rapid traverse.
Example
N8 G00 X 1000.0 Z1400.0
N9 T33;
N11 X400.0 Z1050.0;
N12 G50S3000; (Designation of max. spindle speed)
N13 G96S200; (Surface speed 200m/min)
N14 G01 Z 700.0F1000;
N15 X600.0Z 400.0;
N16 Z…;
The CNC calculates the spindle speed which is proportional to the specified surface speed at the
position of the programmed coordinate value on the X axis. This is not the value calculated
according to the X axis coordinate after offset when offset is valid. At the end point N15 in the
example above, the speed at 600 dia.(Which is not the turret center but the tool nose) is 200 m/min.
If X axis coordinate value is negative, the CNC uses the absolute value.
2.2.8 Tool function:

Tool Selection
By specifying a 2- digit/4-digit numerical value following address T, a code signal and a
strobe signal are transmitted to the machine tool. This is mainly used to select tools on the machine.
One T code can be commanded in a block. Refer to the machine tool builder’s manual for the
number of digits commendable with address T and the correspondence between the T codes and
machine operations. When a move command and a T code are specified in the same block, the
commands are executed in one of the following two ways:
1. Simultaneous execution of the move command and T function commands.
2. Executing T function commands upon completion of move command execution.
The selection of either sequence depends on the machine tool builder’s specifications. Refer to the
machine tool builder’s manual for details.
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Explanations
The value after the T code indicates the desired tool. Part of the values is also used as the
offset number indicating the compensation amount for tool offset. Refer to the machine tool
builder’s manual for correspondence between the T code and the tool and the number of digit to
specify tool selection.
Example (T2+2)
N1G00X1000Z1400
N2T0313; (Select Tool No.3 and Offset value No.13)
N3X400Z1050;
Some machines use 1-digit value to specify tool selection.
2.2.9 Simplify programming:
Drilling Cycle:
G73 Pecking Drill Cycle:

This cycle performs high- speed peck drilling. It performs intermittent cutting feed
to the bottom of a hole while removing chips from the hole.
Command Format:
G73 X_Y_Z_R_Q_F_K_;
X_Y_ : Hole position data.

Z_ : The distance from point R to the hole.
R_ : The distance from the initial level to point R level.
Q_ : Depth rate of each cutting feed.
F_ : Cutting Feedrate.
K_ : Number of repeats (if required).
G76 Fine Boring:
The fine Boring cycle bores a hole precisely. When the bottom of the hole has been
reached, the spindle stops, and the tool is moved away from the machined surface of the
workpiece and retracted.
G76 X_Y_Z_R_Q_F_K_;
Command Format:
X_Y_ : Hole position data.
Z_ : The distance from point R to the bottom of the hole.
Q_ : Shift amount at the bottom of a hole.
F_ : Cutting Feedrate.
K_ : Number of repeats (if required).
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G81 Drilling Cycle, Spot Boring:

This cycle is used for normal drilling. Cutting feed is performed to the bottom of the
hole. The tool is then retracted from the bottom of the hole in rapid traverse.
Command Format: G81 X_Y_Z_R_F_K

X_ Y_: Hole position data.
F_ : Cutting feedrate.
K_: Number of repeats (If required)
G82 Drilling Cycle, Counter Boring:

This cycle is used for normal drilling. Cutting feed is performed to the bottom of the
hole. At the bottom, a dwell is performed, and then the tool is retracted in rapid traverse.
This cycle is used to drill holes accurately with respected in rapid traverse.
Command Format: G82 X_Y_Z_R_P_F_K
X_ Y_: Hole position data
P_ : Dwell time at the bottom of a hole.
K_: Number of repeats (If required)
G83 Peck Drilling Cycle:

This cycle performs the peck Drilling Cycle.
It performs intermittent cutting feed to the bottom of a hole while removing
shavings from the hole.
Command Format: G83 X_Y_Z_R_Q_F_K

Z_: The distance from point R to the bottom of the hole.
R_: The distance from the initial level to point R level.
Q_: Depth of cut for each cutting feed.
F_: Cutting feedrate.
K : Number of repeats (If required)
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Boring Cycle (G85, G86, G88)

It is used for boring.
Command Format: G85, G86, G88

X_Y_Z_R_F_K
Z_: The distance from point R to the bottom of the hole.
R_: The distance from the initial level to point R level.
Q_: Depth of cut for each cutting feed.
K_: Number of repeats (If required).
Constant Surface (G96 &G97):
Surface speed
(m /min or feet/min)
Spindle speed N (min-1
Command Format: G96 S_; Starts constant surface speed control

(Surface speed command)
G97 S_; Constant surface speed is cancelled

(Maximum spindle speed command)
Return to Initial Point / Reference point in Canned Cycle (G98 &G99):
G98
Initial
Level
G99 R level
Z point
Cancellation (G69)
When a G69 code is specified, model macro calls are no longer performed in
subsequent laws.
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Sample Program:
G40_;
G41_;
G69_; (Canceling a block)
2.3 AUXILIARY FUNCTION
There are two types of auxiliary functions; miscellaneous function (M code) for specifying program
end.
i) Simultaneous execution of the move command and miscellaneous function commands.
ii) Executing miscellaneous function commands upon completion of move command
execution
Miscellaneous Functions
Miscellaneous functions, called M codes, are used by the CNC to command on/off
signals to the machine functions. i.e., MØ3 - spindle forward (CW), MØ5 - spindle stop,
etc..... The functions allocated to lower M code numbers are constant in most CNC
controls, although the higher M code number functions can vary from one make of
controller to the next. An M code is defined using the following format:
MØØ
Where, M is the address letter.
ØØ is the two digit number defining the M code.
M CODE LIST
M00 PROGRAM STOP

M01 OPTIONAL STOP
M02 PROGRAM END
M03 SPDL ON CW
M04 SPDL ON CCW
M05 SPDL OFF
M07 FLUSH COOLANT ON
M08 COOLANT ON
M09 COOLANT OFF
M19 SPDL ORIENTATION
M30 PROGRAM END AND REWIND
M71 DOOR OPEN
M72 DOOR CLOSE
M73 VICE CLAMP
M74 VICE UNCLAMP
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M CODE DESCRIPTION:
M CODE DESCRIPTION PRECONDITION

PROGRAM STOP
M00 By commanding M00 current program 1. Machine ready

executed comes to stop. condition
Program execution is continued only 2. Auto/MDI is
when the cycle start is pressed again. selected
OPTIONAL STOP
M01
By commanding M01 the execution of 1. Machine ready
the program is stopped after the current condition
tool program block is executed. 2. Optional stop is
3. enabled from the
Program execution is continued when Machine control
the cycle start is pressed again. panel.
4. Auto/MDI is
When “optional stop” present on selected
Machine control panel is ON the
execution of the part program is stopped
when M01 is commanded if “optional
stop” is OFF the part program continues
without stopping at M01.
PROGRAM END
M02
1. Machine ready
By commanding M02 current program condition
execution comes to a stop. 2. Auto/MDI is selected
SPDL ON CW
M03 1. Machine not in
By commanding M03 Spindle runs in Emergency condition
clockwise direction with the speed 2. Arm in REVERSE
specified by S command given in the condition
program. 3. Machine lock not ON
Eg. M03 S100; 4. Air pressure is OK or
Air Pressure bypass is
ON
5. Tool is clamped
SPDL ON CCW 1. Machine not in
M04 By commanding M04 Spindle runs Emergency condition
counter clockwise with speed specified 2. Arm in REVERSE
by S command condition
3. Machine lock not ON
4. Air pressure is OK or
Air Pressure bypass is
ON
5. Tool is clamped
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M05 SPDL OFF

By commanding M05 Spindle comes to
standstill position.
FLUSH COOLANT ON Machine ready condition
M07 By commanding M07 the coolant motor
starts and flushes the coolant on the
work piece.
COOLANT ON
M08 By commanding M08 the coolant motor Machine ready condition
starts and flushes the coolant on the
work piece.
COOLANT OFF
M09 By commanding M09 the coolant motor
stops and also stops to flush the coolant. Machine ready condition
SPDL ORIENTATION 1. Machine ready
M19 By commanding M19 the spindle is in condition
Orientation position 2.Tool is clamped
3. Arm is reversed
4. Air pressure is OK
5. Machine lock not ON
M30 PROGRAM END AND REWIND
By commanding M30 current
program execution comes to a
stop and rewinds the program
M73 VICE UNCLAMP Machine not in

By Commanding M73 the Vice gets Emergency condition
Unclamped.
M74 VICE CLAMP Machine not in
By Commanding M74 the Vice gets Emergency condition
Clamped.
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Sample Programs MAXMILL
3. Sample Programs:
Drilling
00001
G0 G90 G80 G40 G17 G15 G69;
M06 T2;
G0 G90 G59 X0 Y0;
G0 G43 H2 Z25;
M03 S2000;
M08;
G01 Z5 F2000;
G98 G83 Z-15 R2 Q3 F100;
G80;
G0 G90 Z25;
M05;
M09;
M30;
Tapping (M5 x 0.8 pitch)

00002;
G0 G90 G80 G40 G17 G15 G69;
M06 T4;
G0 G90 G55 X0 Y0;
G0 G43 H4 Z 25;
M03 S1000;
M08;
G0 25;
M29;
G98 G95 G84 Z-18 R2 F0.8;
G80;
M28;
G0 G90 Z50;
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M05;
M09;
M30;
Face Milling
00003;
G0 G90 G80 G40 G17 G15 G69;
M06 T6;
G0 G90 G59 X0 Y0;
G0 G43 H6 Z25;
M03 S3000;
M08;
G01 Z-1 F100;
G01 X160 F300;
G01 Y-50;
G01 X0;
G01 Y0;
G0 G90 Z50;
M05;
M09;
M30;
Scaling
0004;
G0 G90 G80 G40 G17 G15 G69;
M06 T5;
G0 G90 G59 X0 Y0;
G0 G43 H5 Z50;
M03 S2000;
M08;
G01 G90 Z2 F1000;
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G01 Z-1 F50;

G51 X0 Y0 I1 J-0.5;
G01 X100;
Y100;
X0;
Y0;
G50;
G0 G28 G91 Z0;
M09;
M05;
M30;
Contouring
0005;
G0 G90 G80 G40 G17 G15 G69;
M06 T4;
G0 G90 G55 X0 Y0;
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G0 G90 G43 H4 Z50;

M03 S2500;
M08;
G01 Z5 F2000;
G01 Z-1 F100;
G01 Y40 F200;
G02 X10 Y50 R10;
G01 X40;
G01 X50 Y40;
G01 Y10;
G03 X40 Y0 R10;
G01 X0;
G0 G90 Z50;
M05;
M09;
M30;
Programing Instructions:
Planning Procedure
1. Receive the part drawing and from the part drawing information, check the
suitability of part to be machined against the machine capacity (clearances).
2. Determine a method of driving the component (chuck type, chuck size, type of jaw,
collet size, face driver etc) set up in the turret wherever possible.
3. Determine the tooling required to suit the method of machining and utilize the
tools, which are permanently set up in the turret.
4. Determine the order of machining and the tooling stations.
5. Determine the planned stops (cycle interrupt procedure, incorporating block delete
codes) for checking dimensional sizes, where required by the operator.
6. Determine cutting speeds, bearing in mind the following:
a) Component material, method of driving, rigidity of component.
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b) The tooling selected for roughing and finishing: tool holders with carbide
inserts, the grade of the carbide insert selected, carbide drills, high speed steel
7. Determine depths of cut and feeds for roughing operations, bearing in mind the
horsepower/kilowatts available for cutting and the rigidity of the part.
8. Determine, from surface finish requirements, the tool nose radius most suited for
the finishing operations and determine feed rates.
9. Allocate tool offsets as required.
10. Complete the planning sheet.
Programing Procedure
1. After completing the planning sheet draw the component to scale showing the tool
paths. A scale drawing is not mandatory when the component shape and the
cutting paths are simple. A sketch may prove sufficient.
2. Select a component datum and dimension in scale drawing (or sketch) with the
length and diameter of cuts relative to the component datum. Carry out necessary
calculations at slopes and arcs.
3. Draw tooling layout sheet showing tools to be used in the program and indicate
the station numbers for each tool.
4. Complete the tooling layout sheet by indicting the ordering code for each tool and
the grade and type of inserts to be used.
5. Commence starting procedure onto program sheets.
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About the Manual

MTAB ENGINEERS (P) LTD.

 MAXMILL 3 axis CNC milling machine with Fanuc Oi Mate MC Controller.

 ATC (Automatic Tool Changer).

X Axis travel (Longitudinal Travel) 300 mm

Coupling SFC- SA -050 -14H7-15H7

Y – Axis drive data

Weight of the Saddle 50 kg

Unpacking the MAXMILL:

Removal of Axis Lock Plates:

Electrical wire Connection:

Layout of the Controller

 Unlock and open electrical control box.

shown in the above diagram.

Description of the MAXMILL

MAXMILL consists of the following parts:

Full Machine Layout:

Sl. No. Description Quantity

Ball Screw assembly

X & Y-Axis Assembly

Sl. No. Description Quantity

1. LOCK NUT (MR17 X 1 PITCH) 1

10. REAR HOUSING 1

Z-Axis Ball Screw assembly:

Sl. No. Description Quantity

1. LOCK NUT (MR20 X 1 PITCH) 1

10. REAR HOUSING 1

Sl.No Description Quantity

5. X - AXIS BALL SCREW 1

Sl.No Description Quantity

Column is a single piece Cast Iron Grade 25 material. It is of hollow

Sl.No Description Quantity

Cautions on work piece and Tool Setting:

This section describes the features of the MAXMILL.

ATC (Automatic Tool Changer)

Setting and removing a tool on and from the Magazine:

Removing a tool from the magazine:

5. Splash Guard (Cover):

6. Air filter, Regulator & Lubricator:

 Check that the main power breaker handle is on OFF.

Turning on the power:

Turning Off the Power:

This section describes about the power-off procedure:

Turning off the power supply:

Sl.no. Lubricating part Specification of

2. A) X-axis Ball lead screw Sliding surface oil/

Sl.No Name Quantity

2. Inlet from Saddle 3

Sl.No Name Quantity

2. Manifold fixed to head stock 1

4. Inlet of lubrication unit 1

MAXMILL Saddle Assembly

Sl. No Name Quantity

1. Manifold fixed to bottom of work table 1

3. Manifold fixed to bottom of saddle 1

4. Inlet from lubrication 1

5. Inlet taken to Y _ Axis 2

Machining of a work piece by NC program requires a coordinate system

Right-hand coordinate system

MAXMILL 3 axis CNC milling machine with Fanuc Oi Mate MC Controller.

ATC (Automatic Tool Changer).

Unlock and open electrical control box.

Check that the main power breaker handle is on OFF.