Mazatrol T-Plus Parameter List

Parameter Lists
for
Mazatrol T-Plus
Publication # C732SA0021E
6/98
CAUTION
This Manual is published to assist experienced personnel on the

operation, maintenance and/or programming of Mazak machine
tools.
All Mazak machine tools are engineered with a number of safety

devices to protect personnel and equipment from injury or damage.
Operators should not, however, rely solely upon these safety de-
vices, but should operate the machine only after fully understanding
what special precautions to take by reading the following documen-
tation thoroughly.
Do not attempt to operate or perform maintenance / repair on the

machine without a thorough understanding of the actions about to
be taken. If any question exists, contact the nearest Mazak service
center for assistance.
Certain covers, doors or safety guards may be open or removed to

more clearly show machine components. These items must be in
place before operating the machine. Failure to comply with this
instruction may result in serious personal injury or damage to the
machine tool.
This manual was considered complete and accurate at the time of

publication, however, due to our desire to constantly improve the
quality and specification of all Mazak products, it is subject to
change or modification.
PARAMETER LIST FOR MAZATROL T PLUS Index
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.
Using the NC Parameter Lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.
Parameter List Outline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.
User Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.
Machine Parameters ............................... 5.

Notes:
PARAMETER LIST
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MAZATROL T PLUS
CONTENTS
Page
1. INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
1-1 Purpose of this Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
1-2 C o n f i g u r a t i o n
1-3 MAZAK Customer Support Network .......................... 1-3
2. USING THE NC PARAMETER LISTS ........................... 2-1
2-1 NC Parameter List Structure ............................... 2-1
3. PARAMETER LIST OUTLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1
3-1 User Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1
3-2 Machine Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-32
MAZATROL T-PLUS NC PARAMETER LISTS

4. USER PARAMETERS ...................................... 4-1
User Parameter No. 1
P1 P32 ........................................ 4-1
U1 U95 ....................................... 4-28
K1 K40 ....................................... 4-53
D1 D16 ....................................... 4-65
E49 E54 ...................................... 4-66
J1 J29 ........................................ 4-71
L1 L67 ........................................ 4-75
I1 I71 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-79
I89 I104 ....................................... 4-97
5. MACHINE PARAMETERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1
Machine Parameters (Group A)
A1 A50 ........................................ 5-1
Machine Parameter (Groups B & C)
B1 B264 (C1 C264) ............................. 5-8
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Notes:
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1. INTRODUCTION
1-1 PURPOSE OF THIS MANUAL
Mazak is committed to the highest levels of customer service and support. If a
machine problem is encountered, contact the nearest service office of the Mazak
customer support network for assistance. Please use the Machine Documentation
Customer Evaluation form supplied at the end of this section with any comments and
suggestions for improvement. Thank you for your interest.
[ NOTE ]
Level 1 and level 2 (advanced) maintenance classes
covering Mazak machines and Mazatrol CNC control systems

are available at the Technical Training Center in Florence,
Kentucky. These classes provide in-depth troubleshooting

procedures not shown in this manual, that can be carried out
only by qualified personnel.

Contact the nearest Mazak service center or the national training
center for additional information.
This manual is provided as a quick reference to basic machine and CNC functions. It
should, however, be used in conjunction with the operation and programming manuals
also supplied.
[ NOTE ]
Please take the time to review the machine documentation
supplied before attempting any machine operations. If any

questions exist, contact the nearest Mazak service center for
assistance.
1-1
Mazak machines are engineered with a number of safety devices to protect personnel
and equipment from injury and damage. Operators should not, however, rely solely
upon these safety devices, but should operate the machine only after fully
understanding what special precautions to take by reading the machine documentation
thoroughly.
[ CAUTION ]
Do not attempt to operate or perform maintenance / repair on

the machine without a thorough understanding of the actions
about to be taken. If any questions exist, contact the nearest

Mazak service center for assistance.
1-2 CONFIGURATION
1) Page numbers are given as two numerals joined by a hyphen. The first number
indicates the chapter number and the second indicates the page number within
that chapter.
Example 1: 2-15
Chapter number Page number
In the event an additional page is inserted, the page number is shown by adding
sub-page numbers as follows:
Example 2: 3-16-1
Additional page
2) Figure numbers consist of the word "Fig." followed by two numbers separated by
a hyphen. The first of these numbers is the chapter number; the second is the
number of the figure in that chapter. The figure number is followed by the title of
the figure.
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Example: Fig. 3 - 1 Main Machine Components (1/2)
Chapter
Title
number
The suffix shown here indicates that
Number of figure in chapter there are two figures with this title, as
indicated by the denominator, and that
this is the first of those figures, as
indicated by the numerator.
Note: Some figures in this manual are not numbered.
3) Table numbers consist of the word “Table” followed by two numbers separated by
a hyphen. The first of these numbers is the chapter number; the second is the
number of the table in that chapter. The table number is followed by the title of
the table. The tables are listed in an index at the end of the manual.
Example: Table 2 - 1 Safety Nameplate Details (cont’d)
Chapter
Title
This suffix is added to the title on the
number
second and subsequent pages if the
Number of table in chapter
table occupies more than one page.
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1-3 OPTIMUM CUSTOMER SERVICE & SUPPORT NETWORK
1. North Central Technical Center (Florence, Ky.) ............................ (606) 342-1775
Technical Training Center (Florence, Ky.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (606) 342-1482
2. Midwest Technical Center (Chicago, Il.) ................................. (847) 885-8311
3. Canada Service Center (Mississauga, Ont.) .............................. (905) 670-0201
4. East Technical Center (Hartford, CT.) .................................. (860) 528-9511
5. Southeast Technical Center (Atlanta, Ga.) ............................... (770) 996-1030
6. Southwest Technical Center (Houston, Tx.) .............................. (713) 931-7770
7. West Technical Center (Los Angeles, Ca.) ............................... (310) 327-7172
MAZAK After Hours Customer Support Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (800) 231-1456
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The machine is provided with a number of safety 6) Do not deface, scratch or remove any caution
devices to protect personnel and equipment from plate. Should it become illegible or missing,
injury and damage. Operators should not, order another caution plate from the supplier,
however, rely solely upon these safety devices, specifying the part number shown at the lower
but should operate the machine only after fully right corner of the plate.
understanding what special precautions to take by • BEFORE POWERING UP
reading the following documentation thoroughly.
DANGER:
• BASIC OPERATING PRACTICES
Cables, cords or electric wires whose insulation
DANGER: is damaged can produce current leaks and
1) Some control panels, transformers, motors, electric shocks. Before using, check their
junction boxes and other parts have high condition.
voltage terminals. These should not be touched WARNING:
or a severe electric shock may be sustained. 1) Be sure the instruction manual and the
2) Do not touch any switches with wet hands. programming manual are fully understood
This too, can produce an electric shock. before operating the machine. Every function
WARNING: and operating procedure should be completely
1) The emergency stop pushbutton switch clear.
location should be well known, so that it can be 2) Use approved oil resistant safety shoes, safety
operated at any time without having to look for goggles with side covers, safe clothes, and
it. other safety protection required.
2) Before replacing a fuse, turn off the main 3) Close all NC unit, operating panel, electric
incoming power switch to the machine. control panel doors and covers.
3) Provide sufficient working space to avoid CAUTION:
hazardous falls. 1) The power cable from the factory feeder switch
4) Water or oil can make floors slippery and to the machine main circuit breaker should
hazardous. All floors should be clean and dry have a sufficient sectional area to handle the
to prevent accidents electric power used.
5) Do not operated any switch without a thorough 2) Cables which must be laid on the floor must be
understanding of the actions about to be taken. protected from hot chips, by using rigid or
other approved conduit, so that short-circuits
6) Avoid accidental operation of switches.
will not occur.
7) Work benches near the machine must be
3) Before first time operation of the machine after
strong enough to hold materials placed on
unpacking it or from being idle for a long period
them to prevent accidents. Articles should be
of time (several days or more), each sliding
prevented from slipping off the bench surface.
part must be sufficiently lubricated. To do so,
8) If a job is to be done by two or more persons, push and release the pump button several
coordinating signals should be given at each times until the oil seeps out on the sliding
step of the operation. The next step should not parts. The pump button has a return spring, so
be taken unless a signal is given and do not force it to return.
acknowledged.
4) Oil reservoirs should be filled to indicated
CAUTION: levels. Check and add oil, if needed.
1) In the event of power failure, turn off the main 5) For lubrication points, oil specification and
circuit breaker immediately. appropriate levels, see the various instruction
2) Use the recommended hydraulic oils, lubricants plates.
and grease or acceptable equivalents. 6) Switches and levers should operate smoothly.
3) Replacement fuses should have the proper Check that they do.
current ratings. 7) When powering the machine on, turn on the
4) Protect the NC unit, operating panel, electric switches in the following order: first the factory
control panel, etc. from shocks, since this feeder switch, then the machine main circuit
could cause a failure or malfunction. breaker, and then the control power on switch
5) Do not change parameters or electrical located on the operating panel.
settings. If changes are unavoidable, record 8) Check the coolant level, and add coolant, if
the values prior to the change so that they can needed.
be returned to their original settings, if
necessary.
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• AFTER CONTROL POWER IS TURNED ON
CAUTION:
When the control power “ON” switch on the 4) Tools and other items around the machine or
operating panel is on, the "READY" lamp on equipment should be stored to ensure good
the operating panel should also be on (check to footing and clear aisles.
see that it is). 5) Do not place tools or any other items on the
• ROUTINE INSPECTIONS headstock, turret, covers and similar places
WARNING: (For T/M).
When checking belt tensions, do not get your CAUTION:
fingers caught between the belt and pulley. 1) Tool lengths should be within specified
CAUTION: tolerances to prevent interference.
1) Check pressure gages for proper readings. 2) After installing a tool, make a trial run.
2) Check motors, gear boxes and other parts for • OPERATION
abnormal noises. WARNING:
3) Check the motor lubrication, and sliding parts 1) Do not work with long hair that can be caught
for evidence of proper lubrication. by the machine. Tie it back, out of the way.
4) Check safety covers and safety devices for 2) Do not operate switches with gloves on. This
proper operation. could cause mis-operation.
5) Check belt tensions. Replace any set of belts 3) Whenever a heavy workpiece must be moved,
that have become stretched with a fresh if there is any risk involved, two or more people
matching set. should work together.
• WARM UP 4) Only trained, qualified workers should operate
CAUTION: forklift trucks, cranes or similar equipment and
apply slings.
1) Warm up the machine, especially the spindle
and feed shaft, by running the machine for 10 5) Whenever operating a forklift truck, crane or
to 20 minutes at about one-half or one-third the similar equipment, special care should be taken
maximum speed in the automatic operation to prevent collisions and damage to the
mode. surroundings.
2) The automatic operation program should cause 6) Wire ropes or slings should be strong enough
each machine component to operate. At the to handle the loads to be lifted and should
same time, check their operations. conform to the mandatory provisions.
3) Be particularly careful to warm up the spindle 7) Grip workpieces securely.
which can turn above 4000 rpm. 8) Stop the machine before adjusting the coolant
If the machine is used for actual machining nozzle at the tip.
immediately after being started up following a 9) Never touch a turning workpiece in the spindle
long idle period, the sliding parts may be worn with bare hands, or in any other way.
due to the lack of oil. Also, thermal expansion 10) To remove a workpiece from the machine other
of the machine components can jeopardize than by a pallet changer, stop the tool and
machining accuracy. To prevent this condition, provide plenty of distance between the
always make sure that the machine is warmed workpiece and the tool (for M/C).
up.
11) While a workpiece or tool is turning, do not
• PREPARATIONS wipe it off or remove chips with a cloth or by
WARNING: hand. Always stop the machine first and then
1) Tooling should conform to the machine use a brush and a sweeper.
specifications, dimensions and types. 12) Do not operate the machine with the chuck and
2) Replace all seriously worn tools with new ones front safety covers removed (For T/M).
to prevent injuries. 13) Use a brush to remove chips from the tool tip,
3) The work area should be adequately lighted to do not use bare hands .
facilitate safety checks. 14) Stop the machine whenever installing or
removing a tool.
15) Whenever machining magnesium alloy parts,
wear a protective mask.
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CAUTION:
CAUTION: 1) Thoroughly read and understand the safety
1) During automatic operation, never open the precautions in the instruction manual.
machine door. Machines equipped with the 2) Thoroughly read the whole maintenance
door interlock will set the program to single manual and fully understand the principles,
step. construction and precautions involved.
2) When performing heavy-duty machining, • MAINTENANCE OPERATION
carefully prevent chips from being accumulated DANGER:
since hot chips from certain materials can 1) Those not engaged in the maintenance work
cause a fire. should not operate the main circuit breaker or
• TO INTERRUPT MACHINING the control power "ON" switch on the
WARNING: operating panel. For this purpose, "Do not
When leaving the machine temporarily after Touch the Switch, Maintenance Operation in
completing a job, turn off the power switch on Progress!" or similar warning should be
the operation panel, and also the main circuit indicated on such switches and at any other
breaker. appropriate locations. Such indication should
be secured by a semi-permanent means in the
• COMPLETING A JOB reading direction.
CAUTION:
2) With the machine turned on, any maintenance
1) Always clean the machine or equipment. operation can be dangerous. In principle, the
Remove and dispose of chips and clean cover main circuit breaker should be turned off
windows, etc. throughout the maintenance operation.
2) Make sure the machine has stopped running, WARNING:
before cleaning. 1) The electrical maintenance should be done by
3) Return each machine component to its initial a qualified person or by others competent to do
condition. the job. Keep close contact with the
4) Check the wipers for breakage. Replace responsible person. Do not proceed alone.
broken wipers. 2) Overtravel limit and proximity switches and
5) Check the coolant, hydraulic oils and lubricants interlock mechanisms including functional parts
for contamination. Change them if they are should not be removed or modified.
seriously contaminated. 3) When working at a height, use steps or ladders
6) Check the coolant, hydraulic oil and lubricant which are maintained and controlled daily for
levels. Add if necessary. safety.
7) Clean the oil pan filter. 4) Fuses, cables, etc. made by qualified
manufacturers should be employed.
8) Before leaving the machine at the end of the
shift, turn off the power switch on the operating • BEFORE OPERATION & MAINTENANCE BEGINS
panel, machine main circuit breaker and factory WARNING:
feeder switch in that order. 1) Arrange things in order around the section to
• SAFETY DEVICES receive the maintenance, including working
1) Front cover, rear cover and coolant cover. environments. Wipe water and oil off parts and
provide safe working environments.
2) Chuck barrier, tail barrier and tool barrier (NC
software). 2) All parts and waste oils should be removed by
the operator and placed far enough away from
3) Stored stroke limit (NC software). the machine to be safe.
4) Emergency stop pushbutton switch. CAUTION:
• MAINTENANCE OPERATION PREPARATIONS 1) The maintenance person should check that the
1) Do not proceed to do any maintenance machine operates safely.
operation unless instructed to do so by the 2) Maintenance and inspection data should be
foreman. recorded and kept for reference.
2) Replacement parts, consumables (packing, oil
seals, O rings, bearing, oil and grease, etc.)
Should be arranged in advance.
3) Prepare preventive maintenance and record
maintenance programs.
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ALWAYS TURN THE MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER TO THE “OFF” POSITION & USE AN APPROVED
LOCKOUT DEVICE WHEN COMPLETING MAINTENANCE OR REPAIRS.
THE LOCKOUT PROCEDURE THAT FOLLOWS IS INTENDED TO SAFEGUARD PERSONNEL &

EQUIPMENT DURING MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS, AND, REPRESENTS THE MINIMUM
REQUIREMENTS. ANY ACTION SHOULD BE PRECEDED BY A “HAZARD ANALYSIS” TO DETERMINE
ANY ADDITIONAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS THAT MAY BE NECESSARY TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF
PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT.
NOTE: USE OF THE FOLLOWING LOCKOUT PROCEDURE IS MANDATORY WHEN COMPLETING

MAINTENANCE OR REPAIRS.
LOCKOUT PROCEDURE
1) THE LOCKOUT PROCESS MUST BE PERFORMED BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY.
2) INFORM ALL EFFECTED PERSONNEL OF YOUR INTENT TO LOCKOUT AND SERVICE THE
SPECIFIED MACHINE.
3) SHUT OFF MACHINE POWER USING NORMAL SHUT DOWN PROCEDURES.
4) TURN OFF THE MACHINE AND INDIVIDUAL BUILDING CIRCUIT BREAKERS. MAKE SURE ALL
STORED ELECTRICAL ENERGY IS RELIEVED. (EG: SPINDLE & AXIS SERVO CONTROLLERS)
5) CONNECT THE LOCKOUT DEVICE AS SHOWN IN FIGURE 1, AND ATTACH THE APPROPRIATE
TAG AT THE MACHINE CIRCUIT BREAKER. THE TAG MUST IDENTIFY THE PERSON
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LOCKOUT. THIS WILL ENSURE THAT POWER CANNOT BE
RESTORED BY ANYONE ELSE.
6) TEST THE MACHINE TO VERIFY THAT MACHINE SYSTEMS DO NOT OPERATE IN ANY WAY.
ONCE TESTING IS COMPLETE, MAKE SURE ALL SWITCHES ARE IN THE “OFF” POSITION.
CONFIRM THAT THE LOCKOUT DEVICES REMAIN PROPERLY INSTALLED.
7) COMPLETE THE REQUIRED MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS.
8) MAKE SURE ALL PERSONNEL ARE CLEAR OF THE MACHINE.
9) REMOVE THE LOCKOUT DEVICE. MAKE SURE ALL PERSONNEL ARE AT A SAFE LOCATION
BEFORE RESTORING MACHINE POWER.
PADLOCK
FIGURE
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INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
The following subjects outline the items that 6) In pouring grout, fasten the leveling block
directly affect the machine installation and start- base plates with the collar retaining screws
up. To ensure an efficient and timely installation, to prevent the base plates from dropping.
please follow these recommendations before When the grout has completely hardened,
calling to schedule a service engineer. level the machine properly, and tighten M24
nuts to secure the machine to the
foundation.
• ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
Note:
Avoid the following places for installing the
machine: The machine must be anchored to the
foundation with J-bolts, expansion bolts or
1) Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and/or near a other suitable method.
heat source, etc. Ambient temperature during
operation: 0° thru 45°C (32°F to 113°F). The machine accuracy and alignment
specifications quoted by Mazak can usually
2) Avoid areas where the humidity fluctuates be obtained when the minimum foundation
greatly and/or if high humidity is present; requirements are met. However, production
normally 75% and below in relative humidity. A of close tolerance parts requires the use of an
higher humidity deteriorates insulation and appropriate certified foundation. Foundations
might accelerate the deterioration of parts. that do not meet certified specifications may
3) Avoid areas that are especially dusty and/or require more frequent machine re-leveling and
where acid fumes, corrosive gases and salt are re-alignment, which can not be provided
present. under terms of warranty.
4) Avoid areas of high vibration. If any of these conditions cannot be met,
5) Avoid soft or weak ground (minimum load contact the nearest Mazak service office
bearing capacity of 1025 lbs./ft2) immediately.
• FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS
For high machining accuracy, the foundation
must be firm and rigid. This is typically
accomplished by securely fastening the
machine to the foundation with anchor bolts. In
addition, the depth of concrete should be as
deep as possible (minimum 6 - 8 inches). Note
the following:
1) There can be no cracks in the foundation
concrete or surrounding area.
2) Vibration proofing material (such as asphalt)
should be put all around the concrete pad.
3) Form a “cone” in the foundation for J-bolt
anchors, or use expansion anchors.
4) With the foundation anchor bolt holes open
pour the primary concrete at a minimum
thickness of 6 - 8 inches. Typically, the
concrete must have a minimum compression
rating of 2500 lbs. @ 250 lbs. compression
and strengthened with reinforcing rods. When
the concrete has cured, rough level the
machine, and install the J-bolts, leveling blocks,
etc., and pour grout into foundation bolt holes.
5) Mix an anti-shrinkage agent such as Denka
CSA with concrete, or use Embeco grout to fill
the foundation bolt holes.
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• WIRING
1) Use only electrical conductors with
performance ratings equivalent or superior.
2) Do not connect any power cables for devices
which can cause line noise to the power Desirable Independent Grounding:
distribution panel, such as arc welders and high
frequency machinery.
3) Arrange for a qualified electrician to connect NC Earth resistance:
the power lines. Machine Less than 100 ohms
4) Incoming supply voltage should not deviate
more than ±10% of specified supply voltage.
5) Source frequency should be±2 Hz of nominal Common Grounds:
frequency.
Resistance to ground
= 100 ÷ the number of
[ CAUTION ] devices connected to
the grounding (ohms)
VERIFY THE ACTUAL MACHINE ELECTRICAL
Note: Never ground equipment as shown below:
POWER REQUIREMENT AND THE MAIN
TRANSFORMER RATING (IF APPLICABLE), AS
WELL AS THE LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODE

BEFORE SIZING AND INSTALLING THE
INCOMING POWER WIRING.
PLEASE SEE THE ADDITIONAL CAUTIONS ON

THE FOLLOWING PAGE.
• GROUNDING
1) An isolated earth ground with a resistance to
ground of less than 100 ohms is required.
Typically, a 5/8” copper rod, 8 feet long, and
no more than 5 feet from the machine, is
sufficient. Building grounds or multiple
machines grounded to the same ground rod,
are not acceptable.
2) The wire size should be greater than AWG
(American Wire Gauge) No. 5 and SWG
(British Legal Standard Wire Gauge) No. 6.
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! CAUTION
A step-down transformer is optional on some machine models. Be certain to

verify the transformer Kva rating (where applicable), as well as local electrical
code requirements before sizing and installing the incoming power wiring.
Machines not equipped with a main transformer are wired for 230 VAC, 3 phase.
The end user must supply a step-down transformer where factory electrical
power varies more than ± 10% of the 230 VAC rating.
NOTE:
Step-down or voltage regulating transformers are external (peripheral) to the
machine tool and are considered the primary input line (source) for the machine.
Local electrical code or practice may require a circuit breaker or other switching
device for the isolation of electrical power when this type of transformer is used.
In such cases, the machine tool end user is required to supply the necessary
circuit breaker or switching device.
FAILURE TO COMPLY CAN RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY AND DAMAGE TO THE
MACHINE. IF ANY QUESTION EXISTS, CONTACT THE NEAREST MAZAK SERVICE
CENTER FOR ASSISTANCE.
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2. USING the NC PARAMETER LISTS
A parameter is data required for setting machine and NC equipment operation modes.
Parameters are preset at the factory. Some parameters can be changed by the user to
adjust for changes in machine condition or when adding optional equipment.
If incorrect parameter values are set, the machine and NC may not function properly.
Make sure you have a thorough understanding of a parameter function before making
any changes.
2-1 NC PARAMETER LIST STRUCTURE
Title of display —
Meaning
Address Unit Setting range Description
Effective condition Applicable program
”
ÿ
‘ ’
÷ ◊
—: Title of display showing required parameter

“: Parameter address.
- Bit input type parameters have the bit No. shown in the parentheses below
address.
Example:
Address Setting value for parameter indicated here

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P1 P1
(bit 0)
Bit 0
Bit 1
Bit 2
Bit 3
Bit 4
Bit 5
Bit 6
Bit 7
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”: Description of a parameter and setting values (meaning)
‘: Parameter setting unit value
’: Setting value range
÷: Effectivity (When the parameter takes effect)
Examples:
1. “Instant” designates that a new parameter value becomes effective upon
parameter change.
2. “Power offÆon” designates that new parameter value will become effective
after the following procedure is completed:
[1] Change parameter setting value
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[2] Press power OFF button on the control panel.
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[3] Press power ON button on the control panel.
◊: Applicable program
M ........ Effective only for MAZATROL programs
E ......... Effective for EIA/ISO programs
M•E ...... Effective for either MAZATROL or EIA/ISO programs
ÿ: Detailed description of a parameter function

Related parameters are indicated in the parentheses at bottom.
Precautions
(1) The type and setting value for required parameters may vary according to machine
types, optional equipment and software version.
Values are set for specific machines and NC equipment and must not be used for
other machines.
(2) The factory set parameters are recorded at machine run-off and stored inside the
electrical control. This paper must not be lost.
(3) If parameter setting values are changed, make note of the values before and after
the change.
(4) If machines are not operated for a long time, battery backup may be lost resulting
in the loss of data (battery alarm indicated). In this case, confirm parameter setting
values by referring to the parameter record paper. If a machine is operated without
re-entering parameter data, programming and operation errors will result.
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3. PARAMETER LIST OUTLINE
3-1 USER PARAMETERS
Effective Applicable
Address Outline Unit condition program
P1 (bit 0) Enables/disables acceleration in an upward slope during Instant M

rough cutting cycle in bar machining process
(bit 1) Enables/disables deceleration in a downward slope during Instant M
rough cutting cycle in bar machining process
(bit 2) Selection of rapid traverse interpolation method Instant M
(bit 3) Selection between Enables/disables acceleration distance Instant M

check at start of thread cutting process
(bit 4) Selection for thread number offset Instant M
(bit 5) Selection between whether or not tool should be returned Instant M

to tool change position on M code process end
(bit 6) Selection of whether the spindle is to be stopped following Instant M
completion of the END process
(bit 7) Selection between whether or not tool should be returned Instant M

to tool change position before repetition of same program
P2 (bit 0) Selection for cutting path method in milling line machining Instant M
process
(bit 1) Output/no output of spindle rotation command during Instant M
manual program machining process
(bit 2) Selection of whether the return to the tool change position Instant M
is to be executed upon issuance of T-command with the
same TNo. but followed by a different suffix
(bit 3)
(bit 4) Selection of whether the position of fixed point is to be Instant M
shifted by an amount of A13
(bit 5) Selection of whether the position of fixed point is to be Instant M

shifted in the direction of the B-axis by an amount of A13
(bit 6) Selection of an angle margin for nose shape compensation Instant M
(bit 7) Selection of an angle margin for nose shape compensation Instant M
P3 (bit 0) Enables/disables Z offset check Instant M•E
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
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P4 (bit 0) TLY process function selection Instant M
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
P5 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3) Spindle synchronizing pattern Instant M
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
P6 (bit 0) Selection of whether immediate indexing of the Instant M•E

automatically selected spare tool is to be made valid or
invalid
(bit 1) Selection of the order of spare tool selection Instant M•E

(bit 2) Tool offset type selection Instant M•E
(bit 3)
(bit 4) Multi-edged tool valid/invalid selection Instant M

(bit 5) Name/ID No. selection on the TOOL DATA (3) display Instant M•E
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
P7 (bit 0) Selection of special trace indication Instant M
(bit 1) Selection between whether or not stock material shape Instant M

should be erased when storing a graphic
(bit 2) Input digit quantity selection of infeed point coordinate Instant M
(bit 3) Selection of conditions capable of setting tool data Instant M•E
(bit 4) JAW SHAPE display name/code selection Instant M•E
(bit 5) Selection of the form of the tool on the GRAPHIC display Instant M
(bit 6) Selection of the display type in the work number listing Instant M•E
window
(bit 7) Selection of the display type on the PROGRAM FILE Instant M•E
display
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P8 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7) Selection of Enables/disables tool identification code skip Instant M

function
P9 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2) Selection of G code series A Instant E

(bit 3) Selection of G code series B Instant E
(bit 4)
(bit 5) Selection of the command type 2 without decimal point Instant E
(bit 6) Selection of rapid traverse interpolation method Instant E

(bit 7) Address E specification in precision thread cutting Instant E
command
P10 (bit 0) Selection of initial G16 Instant E
(bit 1) Selection of initial G19 Instant E

(bit 2) Selection of whether or not dwell command should be Instant E
specified in time
(bit 3) Tool offset amount selection for EIA spare tool change Instant E
(bit 4) Selection of T command digit length Instant E
(bit 5) Enables/disables interruption prevention function Instant E
(bit 6) Selection of return method during deep hole drilling cycle Instant E
(bit 7) Selection of tool return position at the end of drilling cycle Instant E
P11 (bit 0) Selection of initial G96 (allowed only in G code series A) Instant E
(bit 1) Selection of initial G99 (allowed only in G code series A) Instant E

(bit 2) Selection of initial G90/G91 (allowed only in G code Instant E
series B and C)
(bit 3)
(bit 4) Enables/disables high speed processing function during Instant E

machine lock
(bit 5) Selection between whether or not intermediate point Instant E
should be ignored during execution of reference return
command
(bit 6)
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P11 (bit 7) Absolute/incremental axis name selection Instant E
P12 (bit 0) Selection of positioning method during fixed cycle Instant E

(bit 1) Selection of whether or not G50 is used during G53 mode Instant E
(bit 4)
(bit 5) Selection of M code output at bottom during tapping Instant E
cycle
(bit 6)
(bit 7) Enables/disables M203/M204 output during tapping cycle Instant E
P13 (bit 0) Enables/disables compensation movement during T Instant E

command
(bit 1) Enables/disables block stop after restart Instant E
(bit 2) Enables/disables automatic return on resuming program Instant E
(bit 3) Enables/disables G00 dry run Instant M•E
(bit 4) Enables/disables dry run during thread cutting Instant M•E

(bit 5) Enables/disables feed hold during thread cutting Instant E
(bit 6) Zero setting of the block number and the number of times Instant E
during the restart operation mode valid/invalid
(bit 7) Enables/disables reverse rotation error prevention Instant E
function during G46 mode
P14 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2) Selection of automatic EIA program operation without Instant E
zero point return upon power on
(bit 3)
(bit 4) Whether the workpiece barriers are to be activated Instant M
(bit 5)
(bit 6) Selection as to handling of leading zeros in the DPRNT Instant E
command mode
(bit 7) Selection of a method of updating data during automatic Instant E

nose measurement (for EIA)
P15 (bit 0) Overriding valid/invalid of the return speed during a Instant M•E
synchronous tapping
(bit 1) Simplified wear offsetting valid/invalid Instant M•E
(bit 2) Method of entering tool position offset data in X-axis Instant E

direction
(bit 3) Selection of the minimum data unit for secondary Instant E

auxiliary functions
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P15 (bit 4) Address selection for direct input of chamfered corner R Instant E
curved surface dimensions
(bit 5) Selection of whether tool shape offsetting is to be Instant E

cancelled with offset number 0
(bit 6) Selection of a tool shape offsetting method Instant E
(bit 7)
P16 (bit 0) Enables/disables in-position check Instant M•E
(bit 1)
(bit 2) Whether reading/writing of system variables is to be Instant E
executed during tool pass check
(bit 3) EIA format selection Instant E
(bit 4) Macro interrupt valid/invalid Instant E

(bit 5) Selection of the type of interrupt program call for macro Instant E
interruption
(bit 6) Whether local variables are to be cleared by resetting Instant E
(bit 7) Whether common variables are to be cleared by resetting Instant E
P17 Selection of tool change position specification code Instant M

P18 Selection of spare tool indexing condition Instant M•E
P19 Selection of unit system between mm/inch Power M•E

OFF Æ ON
P20 Measurement retry frequency in C offset measurement Times Instant M
process
P21 Selection of separating ratio of GRAPHIC display Instant M•E
P22 Tool command time for simulation 1/20 sec Instant M
P23 Auxiliary command time for simulation 1/20 sec Instant M

P24 Dwell at groove bottom (number of spindle rotation) Revolutions Instant M
P25
P26 Selection of escape pattern from wall (90°) in rough Instant E
cutting cycle
P27 Specification of first M code for milling axis gear selection Instant M
P28 Specification of first M code for spindle gear selection Instant M
P29 Specification of first M code for parts catcher control Instant M
P30 Threading chamfering angle degree Instant E

P31 Simultaneous operation pattern for transfer — Instant M
P32 Threading termination waiting time processing 14.2 msec Instant M
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0. 001 mm or Instant M
U1 Tool turning clearance in X-axis 0.0001 inches
U2 Tool turning clearance in Z-axis 0.0001 inches
U3 Safety contour clearance – Outside diameter clearance 0.0001 inches
U4 Safety contour clearance – Inside diameter clearance 0.0001 inches
U5 Safety contour clearance – Front clearance 0.0001 inches
U6 Safety contour clearance – Back clearance 0.0001 inches
U7 Thread cutting clearance 0.0001 inches
U8 Groove cutting clearance in X-axis 0.0001 inches
U9 Groove cutting clearance in Z-axis 0.0001 inches
U10 Milling line right/left cutting clearance 0.0001 inches
U11 Workpiece transfer clearance 0.0001 inches
U12 Amount of edge clearance after EDG roughing 0.0001 inches
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
0.001 mm/rev Instant M
U18 Return speed at pecking portion in groove cutting, or 0.0001
drilling process inches/rev
Feedrate specification reference speed for finish cutting 0.001 mm/rev Instant M
U19 or 0.0001
in milling line machining process inches/rev
U20
mm/min or Instant M
U21 Measurement skip feedrate (X-axis, Z-axis) 0.1 inches/min
mm/min or Instant M
U22 Measurement approach speed (X-axis, Z-axis) 0.1 inches/min
mm/min or Instant M
U23 Measurement skip speed (C-axis) 0.1 inches/min
mm/min or Instant M
U24 Measurement approach speed (C-axis) 0.1 inches/min
U25 Approaching speed for TPS function mm/min or Instant M
0.1 inches/min
mm/min or Instant M
U26 Workpiece pressing speed 0.1 inches/min
U27 Revolution number (rpm) of two spindles in workpiece rpm Instant M

transfer
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Feedrate for escape by short distance mm/min or Instant M

U28 0.1 inches/min
U29 Maximum angle for automatic corner overriding Degree Instant E
U30
U31
U32
0.001 mm or Instant M
U33 Return distance in X-axis at wall during rough cutting 0.0001 inches
U34 Return distance in Z-axis at wall during rough cutting 0.0001 inches
U35 Cut depth per cycle for machining inside diameter 0.0001 inches
U36 Reverse feed tolerance for contour machining 0.0001 inches
U37 Overtravelling in X-axis direction in edge machining 0.0001 inches
process
U38 Acceleration distance clamp value for thread cutting Lead/10 Instant M
process
0.001 mm or Instant M •E
U39 Cut depth for final cut in thread cutting process 0.0001 inches
U40
0.001 mm or Instant M•E
U41 Pecking return distance in groove cutting process 0.0001 inches
U42 Overlap distance in groove cutting process 0.0001 inches
U43 Escape value after machining in edge machining 0.0001 inches
process
U44 Drilling depth decrement 0.0001 inches
0.001 mm or Instant M •E
U45 Pecking return distance in drilling process 0.0001 inches
U46 Drilling cut depth clamp value 0.0001 inches
Escape value after milling axis orientating at hole 0.001 mm or Instant M
U47 0.0001 inches
bottom in boring process
U48 Distance of deceleration for automatic corner overriding 0.001 mm or Instant E

0.0001 inches
0.001 mm or Instant E
U49 Tolerance for radial value difference in arc command 0.0001 inches
Workpiece pressing distance in workpiece transfer 0.001 mm or Instant M
U50 0.0001 inches
process
U51 Deceleration clearance at start of rough cutting in bar 0.0001 inches
and copy machining process
U52 Tolerance for escape in high speed rough cutting cycle 0.0001 inches
in bar machining process
Minimum overlap distance in key way groove machining 0.001 mm or Instant M

U53 0.0001 inches
process
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U54 Spindle revolution clamp value in cutting off cycle rpm Instant M
U55 Number of times of finishing when #0 is selected in Times Instant M

threading process
U56 Number of times that feedrate is to be reduced during the Times Instant M
#4 and #5 cutting cycle of a grooving process
U57 Specification of measuring tolerance (lower limit) % Instant M•E
U58 Specification of measuring tolerance (upper limit) % Instant M•E

U59 Measurement stroke for workpiece measurement 0.0001 inches
U60 Measurement stroke for tool nose measurement 0.0001 inches
U61 Coefficient to determine rotation angle when retrying % Instant M

measurement in C offset measurement process
U62
U63
U64
U65 Delay timer of M code for the parts catcher (No. 1 spindle 0.001 sec Instant M
head)
head)
U67
U68
U69
U70 Chip conveyor menu display on/off selection Instant M•E
U71 Selection of transfer pattern (TRS) Instant M
U72
U73 Ratio of distribution of masking points in an X-axial % Instant M•E
direction on the GRAPHIC display
U74 Ratio of distribution of masking points in a Z-axial % Instant M•E

U75 Timer setting for manual TOOL EYE measurement 56 msec Instant M•E
U76 Selection of a restarting mode for the PRP process Instant M
U77 Selection of spare tool change form Instant M•E
U78 Selection as to tool life management alarm display Instant M•E

U79 Setting range of MTP dwell time data msec Instant M
U80
U81 Raw jaw forming workpiece length 0.001 mm or Instant M

0.0001 inches
U82
3-8
U83
U84
U85
U86
U87 Commercially available printer function - Graphics Hexadecimal Printer start M•E
mode selection digit
U90 Commercially available printer function - Setting type Hexadecimal Printer start M•E
and character mode digit
U91 Commercially available printer function - Direction-of- Hexadecimal Printer start M•E
printing mode and the forward line feed mode digit
U92 Commercially available printer function - Graphics line Hexadecimal Printer start M•E
feed width digit
feed width digit
U94 Commercially available printer function - Character line Hexadecimal Printer start M•E
feed width digit
feed width digit
U96
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K1 Cut depth reduction rate for rough cutting in bar % Instant M

machining process
K2 Acceleration rate in upward taper for rough cutting in bar % Instant M
machining process
K3 Acceleration rate in upward wall slope (90°) for rough % Instant M
cutting in bar machining process
K4 Deceleration rate in down-going taper for rough cutting in % Instant M

bar machining process
K5 Deceleration rate in down-going wall slope (90°) for rough % Instant M

K6 Acceleration rate on outside stock contour for rough % Instant M

cutting in copy machining process
K7 Acceleration pitch error ratio in thread cutting process 0.1 % Instant M
K8 Rough cutting residue ratio in cutting off cycle % Instant M
K9 Deceleration ratio for automatic corner overriding % Instant E

K10 Cut depth allowable incremental rate for rough cutting in % Instant M
groove cutting process
K11 Deceleration rate at cutting start time in drilling process % Instant M

K12 Deceleration rate at cutting end time in drilling process % Instant M
K13 Deceleration rate at rough cutting start time % Instant M

K14 Maximum permissible rate of increase of the initial cutting % Instant M
depth during BAR roughing
K15
K16
K17 Drilling cut depth calculation coefficient % Instant M

K18 Reamer return speed calculation coefficient % Instant M
K19 Chamfering data calculation coefficient in thread cutting Lead/10 Instant M•E
process
K20 Incomplete threading portion length calculation coefficient Pitch/10 Instant M

for tap tip
K21 Tapper elongation calculation coefficient Pitch/10 Instant M
K22 Calculation coefficient for axial feedrate of rough cutting in % Instant M

milling line machining process
K23 Calculation coefficient for axial feedrate of finish cutting in % Instant M

K24 Thread height calculation coefficient for outside diameter, 0.01 % Instant M
face/rear thread cutting (metric)
K25 Thread height calculation coefficient for inside diameter 0.01 % Instant M
thread cutting (metric)
face/rear thread cutting (inch)
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thread cutting (inch)
K28
K29 Feedrate calculation reference diameter in mill drilling 0.1 mm or Instant M

process 0.01 inches
K30 Feedrate calculation reference diameter in mill boring 0.1 mm or Instant M
process 0.01 inches
K31 Radial direction feedrate calculation reference diameter 0.1 mm or Instant M
for rough cutting in milling line machining process 0.01 inches

for finish cutting in milling line machining process 0.01 inches
K33 Polishing margin width for #1 to #3 0.001 mm or Instant M

0.0001 inches
K34 Polishing margin depth for #1 to #3 0.001 mm or Instant M

0.0001 inches
K35 Polishing margin width for #4 0.001 mm or Instant M
0.0001 inches
K36 Polishing margin depth for #4 0.001 mm or Instant M
0.0001 inches

0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
K41
K42
K43
K44
K45
K46
K47
K48
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U54 Spindle revolution clamp value in cutting off cycle rpm Instant M
U55 Number of times of finishing when #0 is selected in Times Instant M

threading process
U56 Number of times that feedrate is to be reduced during the Times Instant M
#4 and #5 cutting cycle of a grooving process
U57 Specification of measuring tolerance (lower limit) % Instant M•E
U58 Specification of measuring tolerance (upper limit) % Instant M•E

U59 Measurement stroke for workpiece measurement 0.0001 inches
U60 Measurement stroke for tool nose measurement 0.0001 inches
U61 Coefficient to determine rotation angle when retrying % Instant M

measurement in C offset measurement process
U62
U63
U64
head)
head)
U67
U68
U69
U70 Chip conveyor menu display on/off selection Instant M•E
U71 Selection of transfer pattern (TRS) Instant M
U72
U73 Ratio of distribution of masking points in an X-axial % Instant M•E
U74 Ratio of distribution of masking points in a Z-axial % Instant M•E

U75 Timer setting for manual TOOL EYE measurement 56 msec Instant M•E
U76 Selection of a restarting mode for the PRP process Instant M
U77 Selection of spare tool change form Instant M•E
U78 Selection as to tool life management alarm display Instant M•E

U79 Setting range of MTP dwell time data msec Instant M
U80
U81 Raw jaw forming workpiece length 0.001 mm or Instant M

0.0001 inches
U82
3-8
U83
U84
U85
U86
U90 Commercially available printer function - Setting type Hexadecimal Printer start M•E
and character mode digit
U91 Commercially available printer function - Direction-of- Hexadecimal Printer start M•E
printing mode and the forward line feed mode digit
feed width digit
feed width digit
feed width digit
feed width digit
U96
3-9
K1 Cut depth reduction rate for rough cutting in bar % Instant M

machining process
K2 Acceleration rate in upward taper for rough cutting in bar % Instant M
machining process
K3 Acceleration rate in upward wall slope (90°) for rough % Instant M
K4 Deceleration rate in down-going taper for rough cutting in % Instant M

bar machining process
K5 Deceleration rate in down-going wall slope (90°) for rough % Instant M

K6 Acceleration rate on outside stock contour for rough % Instant M

cutting in copy machining process
K7 Acceleration pitch error ratio in thread cutting process 0.1 % Instant M
K8 Rough cutting residue ratio in cutting off cycle % Instant M
K9 Deceleration ratio for automatic corner overriding % Instant E

K10 Cut depth allowable incremental rate for rough cutting in % Instant M
groove cutting process
K11 Deceleration rate at cutting start time in drilling process % Instant M

K12 Deceleration rate at cutting end time in drilling process % Instant M
K13 Deceleration rate at rough cutting start time % Instant M

K14 Maximum permissible rate of increase of the initial cutting % Instant M
depth during BAR roughing
K15
K16
K17 Drilling cut depth calculation coefficient % Instant M

K18 Reamer return speed calculation coefficient % Instant M
K19 Chamfering data calculation coefficient in thread cutting Lead/10 Instant M•E
process
K20 Incomplete threading portion length calculation coefficient Pitch/10 Instant M

for tap tip
K21 Tapper elongation calculation coefficient Pitch/10 Instant M
K22 Calculation coefficient for axial feedrate of rough cutting in % Instant M

K23 Calculation coefficient for axial feedrate of finish cutting in % Instant M

face/rear thread cutting (metric)
thread cutting (metric)
face/rear thread cutting (inch)
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thread cutting (inch)
K28
K29 Feedrate calculation reference diameter in mill drilling 0.1 mm or Instant M

process 0.01 inches
K30 Feedrate calculation reference diameter in mill boring 0.1 mm or Instant M
process 0.01 inches
for rough cutting in milling line machining process 0.01 inches

for finish cutting in milling line machining process 0.01 inches
K33 Polishing margin width for #1 to #3 0.001 mm or Instant M

0.0001 inches
K34 Polishing margin depth for #1 to #3 0.001 mm or Instant M

0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches

0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
K41
K42
K43
K44
K45
K46
K47
K48
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Address Effective Applicable
Outline Unit condition program
D1 CODE — Macro call G-code Instant E

NUM. — Corresponding macroprogram number





D9 CODE — Macro call M-code Instant E

D14 CODE — Macro call S, T or B-code Instant E


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E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
E7
E8
E9
E10
E11
E12
E13
E14
E15
E16
E17
E18
E19
E20
E21
E22
E23
E24
E25
E26
E27
E28
E29
E30
E31
E32
E33
E34
E35
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E36
E37
E38
E39
E40
E41
E42
E43
E44
E45
E46
E47
E48
E49 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2) Cutting conditions studying function valid or invalid Instant M

(bit 3) Fixed-amount offset function valid or invalid Instant M
(bit 4) Whether the movable range of the inclined Y-axis is to be Instant M•E
drawn on the GRAPHIC display
E50 (bit 0) Handling when the lives of all the same group number Instant E
tools are reached in a standard EIA/ISO mode
(bit 1) Method of estimating a residual life in standard EIA/ISO Instant E
mode
(bit 2)
(bit 3) Selection of the display mode of ID numbers on the Instant M•E

TOOL DATA (3) display – Decimal or hexadecimal display
(bit 4) Cursor position hold on the TOOL OFFSET display Instant M•E
(bit 5) Tool set data protection in the automatic operation mode Instant M•E
E51 (bit 0) Whether workpiece and finishing shape data is to be Instant M

output during EIA conversion output
(bit 1) Selection of the destination of EIA conversion output Instant M
(bit 7)
E52 (bit 0) How to handle EOR (%) – M02 or M30 Instant E
(bit 1) Fixed turning cycle G66/G66.1 selection Instant E
(bit 2) Form of single-block stop during a fixed turning cycle Instant E

(bit 7)
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E53 (bit 0) Program protect flag (Whether editing of the programs of Instant M•E
the order of WNo. 9000 is to be prohibited)
(bit 1) Program protect flag (Whether displaying of the programs Instant M•E
of the order of WNo. 9000 is to be prohibited)
(bit 4) Program protect flag (Whether editing of the programs of Instant M•E
the order of WNo. 8000 and WNo. 9000 is to be
prohibited.)
(bit 5) Program protect flag (Whether displaying of the programs Instant M•E
of the order of WNo. 8000 and WNo. 9000 is to be
prohibited.)
E54 (bit 0) Power-on display selection Instant M•E

(bit 1) Page extension on the MAINTENANCE CHECK display Instant M•E
(bit 2) Default selection in the INCREMENT INPUT menu item Instant M•E
display on the TOOL DATA (1) display
(bit 3) Default selection in the INCREMENT INPUT menu item Instant M•E
display on the TOOL OFFSET display
(bit 4) Default selection in the INCREMENT INPUT menu item Instant M

display on the TOOL DATA (2) display
E55 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
E56 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
E57 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
E58 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
E59 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
E60 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
E61 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
E62 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
E63 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
E64 (bit 0)
(bit 7)
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J1 Selection of manual feed per revolution or per minute Instant M•E
J2
J3
J4
J5
J6
J7
J8
J9 Method of nose R offsetting during finishing with EIA Instant E

conversion output
J10 Language selection Power M•E

OFFÆON
J11 PLC message and alarm display language selection Instant M•E
J12
J13
J14
J15
J16
J17 Selection of a cylindrical interpolation rotational axis for Instant E
cylindrical interpolation plane selection
J18 Error reduction ratio during corner and arc command setting % Instant E
J19 Angle of the tool nose during the G76 mode Degree Instant E
J20 Number of common variables between turrets (#100 Instant E
onward)
J21 Number of common variables between turrets (#500 Instant E

onward)
J22 Return speed overriding during a synchronous tapping % Instant E
J23 Method of sorting out programs on the PROGRAM FILE Instant M•E
display
J24 Tool registration quantity pattern on the TOOL LIFE display – Instant E
J25
J26
J27
J28 Reduction ratio for the G00-based relief rate during a very- % Instant M
deep-hole drilling cycle
J29 Dwell at the hole bottom during a DRL or MDR process Revolutions Instant M
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J30
J31
J32
L1 Number of times of roughing in the composite-type fixed cycle Instant E

(G73)
L2 Final finishing repeat times in the composite-type fixed cycle Instant E

(G76)
L3 Maximum workpiece length range on the CUT COND. STUDY mm or Instant M
display 0.1 inches

display 0.1 inches

display 0.1 inches
L6 Maximum workpiece outside diameter range on the CUT mm or Instant M

COND. STUDY display 0.1 inches

L9 Macro call G code Instant E

L10 Macro call G code Instant E
L11 Macro call M code Instant E


L16
L17 Macro program number corresponding to L9 Instant E


L24
L25 Subprogram call M-code Instant E
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L28 Subprogram number corresponding to L25 Instant E

L31
L32
L33
L34
L35
L36
L37
L38
L39
L40
L41 Number of times of pecking up to the return of the tool to a Times Instant M
position near the starting point of the #4 or the # 4 very-
deep-hole- drilling cycle of a DRL or MDR process
L42
L43
L44
L45
L46
L47
L48
L49
L50
L51
L52
L53
L54
L55
L56
L57
L58
L59
L60
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L61
L62
L63
L64
L65 Cutting depth in the composite-type fixed cycle 0.001 mm or Instant E

(G71/G72) 0.0001 inches
L66 Amount of escape in an X-axial direction during the 0.001 mm or Instant E
composite-type fixed cycle (G73) 0.0001 inches
L67 Amount of escape in a Z-axial direction during the 0.001 mm or Instant E

compsoite-type fixed cycle (G73) 0.0001 inches
L68
L69
L70
L71
L72
L73
L74
L75
L76
L77
L78
L79
L80
L81
L82
L83
L84
L85
L86
L87
L88
L89
L90
L91
L92
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L93
L94
L95
L96
I1 Selection of baud rate I/O start M•E
I2 Selection of stop bit digits I/O start M•E
I3 Selection of parity I/O start M•E
I4 Terminator code 1 I/O start M•E
I5 Selection of data bit digits I/O start M•E

I6 Selection of handshaking method I/O start M•E
I7 Selection of DC code parity I/O start M•E
I8 Time out duration sec I/O start M•E
I9 Feed control flag I/O start M•E
I10 Terminator type I/O start M•E
I11 Use/disuse of CR code output to paper tape punch I/O start M•E
I12
I13 Selection of punch code and parity V check I/O start M•E
I14 Number of space characters between work No. and data 1 caracter I/O start M•E
to be punched on paper tape
I15 Number of space characters between programs to be 1 caracter I/O start M•E
punched on paper tape
I16 Number of leading and tailing feed characters of paper 10 caracters I/O start M•E
tape
I17 Perforation pattern for “[” code for EIA I/O start M•E
I18 Perforation pattern for “]” code for EIA I/O start M•E
I19 Perforation pattern for “ # ” code for EIA I/O start M•E
I20 Perforation pattern for “*” code for EIA I/O start M•E
I21 Perforation pattern for “=” code for EIA I/O start M•E
I22 Perforation pattern for “:” code for EIA I/O start M•E
I23
I24 Perforation pattern for paper tape rewinding command I/O start M•E
code
I25 Transmission retry frequency for DNC file transfer Times I/O start M•E
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I26 Acceptance retry frequency for DNC file transfer Times I/O start M•E
I27 Transmission retry frequency for DNC command Times I/O start M•E
message transfer
I28 @ waiting time for DNC transfer 0.1 sec I/O start M•E
I29 TEXT, * waiting time for DNC transfer 0.1 sec I/O start M•E
I30 EOT waiting time for DNC transfer 0.1 sec I/O start M•E
I31 Stop time after acceptance of ! for DNC transfer 0.1 sec I/O start M•E
I32 Reset time after digital out for DNC transfer 0.1 sec I/O start M•E
I33 Acceptance Æ transmission switching time for DNC 0.01 sec I/O start M•E
transfer
I34 Command response message waiting time for DNC 0.1 sec I/O start M•E
transfer
I35 Machine No. for DNC transfer I/O start M•E
I36
I37 Stop time between EOT acceptance and * transmission 0.01 sec I/O start M•E
for DNC transfer
I38 Stop time between EOT transmission and * transmission 0.01 sec I/O start M•E
for DNC transfer
I39 DNC physical error detection repeat times Times I/O start M•E
I40
I41 Printing line space Line I/O start M•E
I42 Total number of lines per printing page Line I/O start M•E
I43
I44
I45
I46
I47
I48
I49 MAZATROL DC program termination code 1 I/O start M

I52 Program name tape input/output valid or invalid I/O start M•E
I53
I54
I55
I56 Selection of data transfer type with CMT I/O start M•E
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I57 (bit 0) Selection of loading tool data or tool offset data for CMT and I/O start M•E
DNC I/O operation
(bit 1) Selection of saving program with set up data for CMT and I/O start M•E
DNC I/O operation
(bit 2) Selection of loading tool data number and suffix for CMT and I/O start M•E
DNC I/O operation
(bit 3) Selection of loading pitch error compensation of machine I/O start M•E
parameter for CMT and DNC I/O operation
(bit 4) Selection of loading jaw data for CMT and DNC I/O operation I/O start M•E
(bit 5) Selection of loading a program whose workpiece number I/O start M•E
exist already in NC unit, for CMT, TAPE or DNC I/O
operation
(bit 6)
(bit 7) DNC alarm display selection I/O start M•E

I58 (bit 0) Selection of PTP program end code – O or : I/O start M•E
(bit 1)
(bit 2) Selection of PTP program end code – M199 I/O start M•E
(bit 7)
I59 (bit 0) Selection of printing out menu along with display hard copy I/O start M•E
(bit 1) Selection of format of MAZATROL programs printing I/O start M•E
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4) Commercially available printer function I/O start M•E
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I60 (bit 0) Selection of functions for DNC I/O – Selection of work No. I/O start M•E
search after program reception
(bit 1) Selection of functions for DNC I/O – Selection of DNC alarm I/O start M•E
display
(bit 2) Selection of functions for DNC I/O – Selection of loading I/O start M•E
programs of stored work No.
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I60 (bit 3) Selection of functions for DNC I/O – Selection of relieving I/O start M•E
program rewrite switch function
(bit 4)
(bit 5) Selection of functions for DNC I/O – Selection of I/O start M•E
outputting data blocks with a data length of 0
(bit 6) Selection of functions for DNC I/O – Selection of layout I/O start M•E
data size
(bit 7) Selection of functions for DNC I/O – Selection of deleting I/O start M•E
all programs before work No. 9000 at the program
reception start
I61 (bit 0) ID communication function selection – Alarm output I/O start M•E
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I62 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I63 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
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I64 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I65 (bit 0) Assignment of ports for CMT I/O start M•E
(bit 1) Assignment of ports for CMT I/O start M•E

(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I66 (bit 0) Assignment of ports for PTP/PTR I/O start M•E
(bit 1) Assignment of ports for PTP/PTR I/O start M•E
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I67 (bit 0) Assignment of ports for printer I/O start M•E
(bit 1) Assignment of ports for printer I/O start M•E
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
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I68 (bit 0) Assignment of ports for DNC I/O start M•E
(bit 1) Assignment of ports for DNC I/O start M•E
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I69 (bit 0) Assignment of ports for ID I/O start M•E
(bit 1) Assignment of ports for ID I/O start M•E

(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I70 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I71 (bit 0) Selection of measurement data items to be printed out – I/O start M•E
Work No., process No.
(bit 1) Selection of measurement data items to be printed out – I/O start M•E
Tool No., work counter
Measurement mode
Target data
Measurement data
Offset data
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I71 (bit 6) Selection of measurement data items to be printed out – I/O start M•E
Tolerance upper/lower
Day and time of measurement
I72 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I73 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I74 (bit 0)
(bit 1)
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
(bit 6)
(bit 7)
I75
I76
I77
I78
I79
I80
I81
I82
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I83
I84
I85
I86
I87
I88
I89 Function name registration on the SET UP RECORD display ASCII by Instant M
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
decimal digit
I105
I106
I107
I108
I109
I110
I111
I112
I113
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I114
I115
I116
I117
I118
I119
I120
I121
I122
I123
I124
I125
I126
I127
I128
I129
I130
I131
I132
I133
I134
I135
I136
I137
I138
I139
I140
I141
I142
I143
I144
I145
I146
I147
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I148
I149
I150
I151
I152
I153
I154
I155
I156
I157
I158
I159
I160
I161
I162
I163
I164
I165
I166
I167
I168
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3-2 MACHINE PARAMETERS
A1 Maximum rapid traverse speed mm/min (0.1 Instant M•E

inches/min) or
deg/min
A2 Rapid feedrate during torque limitation mm/min (0.1 Instant M•E
inches/min) or
deg/min
A3 Origin return speed mm/min (0.1 Instant M•E
inches/min) or
deg/min
A4 Cutting feedrate clamp value, thread chamfering mm/min (0.1 Instant M•E
feedrate inches/min) or
deg/min
A5 Fixed point return position 0.001 mm Instant M•E

(0.0001 inches)
or 0.001 deg
A6 Tool tip measurement tool change position 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
A7 Workpiece origin (fixed point) coordinate 0.001 mm or Power E
0.0001 inches OFFÆON
A8 Machine reference position 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
A9 Soft limit upper end 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
A10 Soft limit lower end 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
A11 Single direction positioning shift distance 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
A12 Handle interruption clamp data 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
A13 Origin point dog shift distance 0.001 mm or Power M•E
A14 Machine position shift distance 0.001 mm or Power M•E
A15 Floating reference point 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
A16
A18 (bit 0) Selection of a linear-type rotational axis Power M•E

OFFÆON
(bit 1) Selection as to how to determine the rotational direction Power M•E
of the rotational axis OFFÆON
(bit 2)
(bit 3)
(bit 4)
(bit 5)
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A18 (bit 6)
(bit 7)
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
A24
A25
A26
A27
A28
A29
A30
A31
A32
A33
A34
A35
A36
A37
A38
A39
A40
A41
A42
A43
A44
A45
A46
A47
A48
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A49 Upper limit data of Stored Stroke Limit II 0.001 mm or After travelling M•E
0.0001 inches stop
A50 Lower limit data of Stored Stroke Limit II 0.001 mm or After travelling M•E
0.0001 inches stop
A51
A52
A53
A54
A55
A56
A57
A58
A59
A60
A61
A62
A63
A64
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B1 (C1) Tool head No. (#1) Instant M•E
B2 (C2) Number of tools (#1) Instant M•E



B11 (C11) Number of turret pockets Instant M•E
B12 (C12)
B13 (C13)
B14 (C14) Selection of reference tool in updating data method Instant E
during automatic nose measurement (for EIA)
B15 (C15)
B16 (C16)
B17 (C17)
B18 (C18)
B19 Angular direction of spindle orientation on headstock 1 Power M•E

OFFÆON
(C19) Angular direction of spindle orientation on headstock 2
B20 (C20) Cleaning tool to be used during chuck jaw change Instant M•E
B21 (C21)
B22 (C22)
B23 (C23)
B24 (C24)
B25 (C25)
B26 (C26)
B27 (C27)
B28 (C28)
B29 (C29)
B30 (C30)
B31 (C31) Name of the fourth axis at “POSITION” item ASCII by Instant M•E
decimal digit
B32 (C32) Name of the fifth axis at “POSITION” item ASCII by Instant M•E
decimal digit
B33 (C33) Chuck outside diameter 0.001 mm or Power M
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B34 (C34) Chuck width 0.001 mm or Power M

B35 (C35) Chuck inside diameter 0.001 mm or Power M
B36 (C36)
B37 (C37) Tail body outside diameter 0.001 mm or Power M

B38 (C38) Tail body length 0.001 mm or Power M
B39 (C39) Tail spindle outside diameter 0.001 mm or Power M
B40 (C40) Length with tail spindle at back end 0.001 mm or Power M
B41 (C41) Tail head outside diameter 0.001 mm or Power M
B42 (C42) Tail head length 0.001 mm or Power M
B43 (C43) Tail head taper angle 0.001 deg Power M
OFFÆON
B44 (C44) Tail head biting diameter 0.001 mm or Power M
B45 (C45) Tool post radius 0.001 mm or Power M
B46 (C46) Tool post width 0.001 mm or Power M
B47 (C47) Tool post reference position in X-axis direction 0.001 mm or Power M
B48 (C48) Tool post reference position in Z-axis direction 0.001 mm or Power M
B49 (C49) Tool holder (type 1) mounting position 0.001 mm or Instant M
0.0001 inches
B50 (C50) Tool holder (type 1) width in X-axis direction 0.001 mm or Instant M
0.0001 inches
B51 (C51) Tool holder (type 1) width in Z-axis direction 0.001 mm or Instant M
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
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B61 (C61) Tool nose measurement sensor width in X-axis direction 0.001 mm or Instant M
0.0001 inches
B62 (C62) Tool nose measurement sensor width in Z-axis direction 0.001 mm or Instant M
0.0001 inches
B63 (C63) Tool nose measurement sensor mounting position in X- 0.001 mm or Instant M
axis 0.0001 inches
B64 (C64) Tool nose measurement sensor mounting position in Z- 0.001 mm or Instant M
axis 0.0001 inches
B65 (C65) Diameter of imaginary Y-axis housing 0.001 mm or Instant M

0.0001 inches
B66 (C66) Workpiece measurement sensor diameter 0.001 mm or Instant M

compensation data for outside diameter measurement 0.0001 inches
and projection width measurement
B67 (C67) Workpiece measurement sensor diameter 0.001 mm or Instant M

compensation data for inside diameter measurement 0.0001 inches
and groove width measurement
B68 (C68) Position of separating plate 0.001 mm or Instant M

0.0001 inches
B69 (C69)
B70 (C70)
B71 (C71)
B72 (C72)
B73 (C73) X-coordinate of tool path start point on the TOOL PATH 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
CHECK display 0.0001 inches
B74 (C74) Z-coordinate of tool path start point on the TOOL PATH 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
CHECK display 0.0001 inches
B75 (C75) Spindle limit speed 1 selection for spindle position Revolutions Power M•E
OFFÆON
control time constant
OFFÆON
OFFÆON
B78 (C78) Spindle position control time constant 1 0.001 sec Power M•E
OFFÆON
OFFÆON
OFFÆON
B81 (C81) EIA barrier selection – Tail to be used or not Instant E
(bit 0)
(bit 1) EIA barrier selection – Holder present or not Instant E
(bit 2) EIA barrier selection – Main chuck outer or inner jaw Instant E
(bit 3) EIA barrier selection – Sub-chuck outer or inner jaw Instant E
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B82 (C82) M-code for spindle forward rotation during a fixed hole- Power E
OFFÆON
drilling cycle
B83 (C83) M-code for spindle reverse rotation during a fixed hole- Power E
OFFÆON
drilling cycle
B84 (C84) T-command prereading valid or invalid Power E

OFFÆON
B85 (C85)
B86 (C86)
B87 (C87)
B88 (C88)
B89 (C89)
B90 (C90)
B91 (C91)
B92 (C92)
B93 (C93)
B94 (C94)
B95 (C95)
B96 (C96)
B97 (C97) Position switch axis number [1] Number of Instant M

controlled axis
controlled axis
controlled axis
controlled axis
controlled axis
controlled axis
controlled axis
controlled axis
controlled axis
controlled axis
B108 (C108) Reference axis for polygonal machining Number of Power E

controlled axis OFFÆON
B109 (C109)
B110 (C110)
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B111 (C111)
B112 (C112)
B113 (C113)
B114 (C114)
B115 (C115)
B116 (C116)
B117 (C117)
B118 (C118)
B119 (C119)
B120 (C120)
B121 (C121)
B122 (C122)
B123 (C123)
B124 (C124)
B125 (C125)
B126 (C126)
B127 (C127)
B128 (C128)
B129 (C129)
B130 (C130)
B131 (C131)
B132 (C132)
B133 (C133)
B134 (C134)
B135 (C135)
B136 (C136)
B137 (C137)
B138 (C138)
B139 (C139)
B140 (C140)
B141 (C141)
B142 (C142)
B143 (C143)
B144 (C144)
B145 (C145) Dwell time during the C-axis unclamping mode in a msec Power M•E
OFF Æ ON
fixed hole-drilling cycle
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B148 (C148) Feedrate during measurement for automatic tool mm/min Instant E
offsetting
B149 (C149) Rapid feed overriding R0 data % Instant M•E
B152 (C152)
B153 (C153) Maximum spindle speeds setting for each gear position rpm Power M•E
[1] during a synchronous tapping cycle OFF Æ ON
B161 (C161) Critical spindle speeds setting for each gear position [1] rpm Power M•E
during a synchronous tapping cycle OFF Æ ON
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B169 (C169) Maximum permissible speed of the rotational axis for rpm Power E
OFF Æ ON
polygonal machining
B170 (C170)
B171 (C171)
B172 (C172)
B173 (C173)
B174 (C174)
B175 (C175)
B176 (C176)
B177 (C177) Analog input/output offset adjustment Instant M•E

B182 Analog output gain Instant M•E


B187 (C187)
B188 (C188)
B189 (C189)
B190 (C190)
B191 (C191)
B192 (C192)
B193 (C193)
B194 (C194)
B195 (C195)
B196 (C196)
B197 (C197)
B198 (C198)
B199 (C199)
B200 (C200)
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B201 (C201)
B202 (C202)
B203 (C203)
B204 (C204)
B205 (C205)
B206 (C206)
B207 (C207)
B208 (C208)
B209 (C209) Maximum position switch data [1] 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
B213 (C213) Maximum position switch dats [5] 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
B219 (C219) Minimum position switch data [1] 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
0.0001 inches
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B229 (C229) Opposed-turret mirror image 0.001 mm or Power M•E

Distance between the turrets 0.0001 inches OFF Æ ON
B230 (C230) Inclined Y-axis offsetting – Virtual Y-axis 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
B231 (C231) Inclined Y-axis offsetting – Real X-axis 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
B232 (C232) Inclined Y-axis offsetting – Real Y-axis 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
0.0001 inches
B234 (C234)
B235 (C235)
B236 (C236)
B237 (C237) Measurement area for automatiac tool offsetting 0.001 mm or Instant E
X-axial direction 0.0001 inches
B238 (C238) Measurement area for automatiac tool offsetting 0.001 mm or Instant E
Z-axial direction 0.0001 inches
B239 (C239) Deceleration area setting for automatic tool offsetting 0.001 mm or Instant E
X-axial direction 0.0001 inches
B240 (C240) Deceleration area setting for automatic tool offsetting 0.001 mm or Instant E
Z-axial direction 0.0001 inches
B241 (C241) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension A 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B242 (C242) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension B 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B243 (C243) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension C 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B244 (C244) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension D 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B245 (C245) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension E 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B246 (C246) EIA chuck barrier : Holder mounting position 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B247 (C247) EIA chuck barrier : X-axial width of the holder 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B248 (C248) EIA chuck barrier : Z-axial width of the holder 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B249 (C249) EIA chuck barrier 0.001 mm or Instant E
Z-axial tool nose position 0.0001 inches
B250 (C250) EIA chuck barrier 0.001 mm or Instant E

X-axial tool nose position 0.0001 inches
B251 (C251) EIA chuck barrier : 0.001 mm or Instant E
Sub-chuck mounting position 0.0001 inches
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B252 (C252) EIA tail barrier : Tail extruding length 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B253 (C253) EIA tail barrier : Workpiece length 0.001 mm or Instant E
0.0001 inches
B254 (C254) EIA tail barrier : Distance from the machine origin 0.001 mm or Instant E
position to the leading edge position during tail 0.0001 inches
reversing
B255
B256
B257 X-axial tool reference position (For Integrex, vertical 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
(C257) turning tool) 0.0001 inches
B258 Z-axial tool reference position (For Integrex, vertical 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
(C258) turning tool) 0.0001 inches
B259 X-axial tool reference position (Only for Integrex, 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
horizontal turning tool) 0.0001 inches
B260 Z-axial tool reference position (Only for Integrex, 0.001 mm or Instant M•E
horizontal turning tool) 0.0001 inches
vertical milling tool) 0.0001 inches
vertical milling tool) 0.0001 inches
horizontal milling tool) 0.0001 inches
horizontal milling tool) 0.0001 inches
B265 (C265)
B266 (C266)
B657 (C267)
B268 (C268)
B269 (C269)
B270 (C270)
B271 (C271)
B272 (C272)
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4. MAZATROL T PLUS NC PARAMETER LISTS
Title of display USER PARAMETER No. 1
Meaning
Address Unit Description
P1 (bit 0)=0 : Disable
Enables/disables acceleration in up-going

F1 No acceleration
slope during rough cutting cycle in bar F1
machining process (BAR)
P1 P1 (bit 0)=1 : Enable

(bit 0)
F2>F1
F2 F1= Feedrate for rough
F1 cutting cycle
F2= Feedrate after
$ acceleration
Instant M (ÆK2, K3) NM211-00208
Enables/disables deceleration in down-going F1

F1 No deceleration
slope during rough cutting cycle in bar
machining process (BAR)

(bit 1)
F3<F1
F3
F1 F1= Feedrate for rough
cutting cycle
F3= Feedrate after
$ deceleration
NM211-00209
Instant M (ÆK4, K5)
P1 (bit 2)=0 : Interpolation

End point Traverse from start
Selection of rapid traverse (G00) inter-
point to end point by
polation method between interpolation/
shortest passage
independent axis Tool path below maximum rapid
Start point NM211-00210 feedrate of each axis
P1 P1 (bit 2)=1 : Independent axis
(bit 2) Traverse from start
End point
point to end point at
Tool path rapid traverse speed
for each axis
Start point NM211-00211
$ Note:
Time required is the same whichever is used.
Instant M
4-1
Meaning
Address Unit Unit Setting range Description

Alarm not caused even if acceleration distance at start
Selection between enables/disables
of thread cutting process exceeds clamp data
acceleration distance check at start of thread
cutting process (THR) P1 (bit 3)=1 : Enable
Alarm caused when acceleration distance at start of
thread cutting process exceeds clamp data
P1 Example
(bit 3) Lc
Alarm not caused

L0
Alarm caused
L0 L0= Acceleration distance
Start of Lc= Acceleration distance
$ thread cutting
clamp data
Instant M (ÆU38) NM211-00212
P1 (bit 4)=0 : Start position shift

Thread number offset adjusted by moving thread
Selection between start position shift/start
cutting start position
angle shift for thread number offset in thread
1st thread (Acceleration distance
cutting process (THR)
2nd thread changed according to
3rd thread thread number)
P1
(bit 4) NM211-00213
P1 (bit 4)=1 : Start angle shift
Thread number offset adjusted according to thread
cutting start angle
1st thread (Acceleration distance
$ 2nd thread is same for any thread
3rd thread number)
Instant M
NM211-00214
P1 (bit 5)=0 : Not returned

Tool not moved from the end of the previous process
Selection between whether or not tool should
after completing M code process (M)
be returned to tool change position on M
code process (M) end P1 (bit 5)=1 : Return
P1 Tool returned to tool change position after completing
(bit 5) M code process (M)
(ÆP17)
$
Instant M
4-2
Meaning
If P1 (bit 6) = 0 : then the spindle stops.
Selecting whether the spindle is to be If P1 (bit 6) = 1 : then the spindle does not stop.
stopped following completion of the END
process in which continuous machining is
P1 specified
(bit 6)
$
Instant M
Tool will be moved to the following position after

executing 1 to (N-1)th cycles if the program repetition
Selection between whether or not tool should
frequency is represented by N (Nf2).
be returned to tool change position at
program end for cycles except for final P1 (bit 7)=0 : Return
P1 repetition of same program Tool always returned to tool change position for any
(bit 7) location specified for program end process (END)
P1 (bit 7)=1 : Not return

Tool always returned to position specified for program
end process (END)
$
Instant M
P2 (bit 0)=0
Selection for cutting path method in milling

line machining process (MGV, LCT, RGT,
LFT) Cutting feed
P2 P2 (bit 0)=1
(bit 0) High speed mode Rapid feed
$
Instant M
P2 (bit 1)=0 : Output

Output of M3, M4 or M5 according to tools assigned to
Output/no output of spindle rotation
manual program machining process (MNP)
command during manual program machining
process (MNP)
P2 P2 (bit 1)=1 : No output
(bit 1) No output of spindle rotation command during manual
program machining process (MNP). Specify M3, M4 or
M5.
$
Instant M
4-3
Meaning
P2 (bit 2)=0 :
Selection of whether the return to the tool
The tool change position is not reached.
change position is to be executed upon
issuance of T-command with the same TNo. P2 (bit 2)=1 :
P2
but followed by a different suffix. The tool change position is reached.
(bit 2)
$
Instant M
If P1 (bit 4) = 0 : then A13 is not added.
Selection of whether the position of fixed If P1 (bit 4) = 1 : then A13 is added.

point is to be shifted by an amount of A13
P2
(bit 4)
$
Instant M
Select whether the position of fixed point is to be

shifted in the direction of the B-axis by an amount of
Selection of whether the position of the fixed
machine parameter A13 (Amount of shifting of the B-
point is to be shifted in the direction of the
axis movement origin from machine home position
B-axis by an amount of parameter A13
P2 reference).
(bit 5) If P2 (bit 5) = 0 :
Then the position of the fixed point is shifted without
machine parameter A13 being added.
If P2 (bit 5) = 1
$ Then the position of the fixed point is shifted by an
amount of machine parameter A13
Instant M
An angle margin for nose shape compensation can be

selected by setting data in bits 6 and 7.
Selecting an angle margin for nose shape
compensation
Angle margin for nose shape
Bit 7 Bit 6 compensation
P2
0 0 3.0
(bit 6)
(bit 7) 0 1 2.0
1 0 1.0
1 1 0.5
$
Instant M
4-4
Meaning

Even when Z offset of a program to be executed is not
Enables/disables Z offset check
set, the machine can be started.
P3 (bit 0)=1 : Enable
P3 When Z offset of a program to be executed is not set,
(bit 0) the machine cannot be started. (Pressing the start
button gives an alarm.)
$
Instant M•E
During the TLY process, when the tool life is reached,

the tool will be changed for:
TLY process function selection
P4 (bit 0) = 0
Tool of the smallest number among all tools mounted in
P4 the turret and the magazine
(bit 0)
P4 (bit 0) = 1
Tool of the smallest number among all tools mounted in
$ the turret
Instant M
During spindle-to-spindle rotational transfer in the TRS

Spindle synchronizing pattern
process:
P5
P5 (bit 3) = 0 : The spindles do not synchronize.
(bit 3) $
P5 (bit 3) = 1 : The spindles synchronize.
Instant M
P6 (bit 0) = 0 : Invalid
After tool change, the new tool is immediately selected
Selection of whether immediate indexing of
and used.
the automatically selected spare tool is to be
made valid or invalid. P6 (bit 0) = 1 : Valid
P6 After tool change, the new tool is selected last in the
(bit 0) same tool group.
Note:
If the EIA program has been set to the standard
EIA/ISO type, the new tool is immediately selected and
$
used, irrespective of the setting of this parameter.
Instant M•E Æ (P16 (bit 3))
4-5
Meaning
P6 (bit 1) = 0 : TNo. order

Tools are selected in normal ascending order of the
Selection of the order of spare tool selection
tool number within the same tool group.
- TNo. order or Equal life order
P6 (bit 1) = 1 : Equal life order
P6 Tools are selected in the order of residual tool life, that
(bit 1) is magnitude of the data obtained by subtracting the
cumulative operation time of each tool (or the number
of machined workpieces for each tool) from the initial
design lives of the tools (or the estimated number of
machinable workpieces).
Note:
If the standard EIA/ISO mode is selected, tools will
always be selected in the order of the tool number,
irrespective of the setting of this parameter.
$
Instant M•E Æ(P16 (bit 3))
If P6 (bit 2) = 0, then:
Tool offset type A is selected.
Tool offset type selection – Type A or type B
P6
Tool offset type B is selected.
(bit 2)
(GEOMETRIC OFFSET + WEAR COMP.)
$
Instant M•E
Multi-edged tools cannot be used.
Multi-edged tool valid/invalid selection
P6
Multi-edged tools can be used.
(bit 4)
$
Instant M
A name can be selected.
Name/ID No. selection on the TOOL DATA
(3) display If P6 (bit 5) = 1, then:
An ID number can be selected.
P6
(bit 5)
$
Instant M•E
4-6
Meaning
P7 (bit 0)=0 :
Ordinary real time graphic shown if trace mode is
Selection of special trace indication
selected on the GRAPHIC display during MAZATROL
program execution
P7 P7 (bit 0)=1 :
(bit 0) Tool nose mark (') and tool path shown instead of
ordinary real time graphic when trace mode is selected
on the GRAPHIC display during MAZATROL program
execution
Note:
Under umber display specifications, the tool nose
$ marking is always displayed and this parameter
becomes invalid.
Instant M
P7 (bit 1)=0 : Erasure Disable

If a graphic display is called again when the storage
Enables/disables erasure of stock material
function is available, all graphics including stock
shape when storing a graphic
material shape are drawn automatically.
P7
(bit 1) P7 (bit 1)=1 : Erasure Enable
If a graphic display is called again when the storage
function is available, all graphics except stock material
$ shape are drawn automatically.
Instant M
The following values of digits can be set for items CPT-

X and CPT-Z of bar cutting process (BAR) and copy
Input digit quantity selection of infeed point
machining process (CPY).
coordinate
P7 (bit 2)=0
For millimeter specification: One decimal digit
CPT-X . . . . . . . 0.1 to 9999.9
CPT-Z . . . . . . . –9999.9 to 9999.9
For inch specification: Two decimal digits
P7 CPT-X . . . . . . . 0.01 to 999.99
(bit 2) CPT-Z . . . . . . . –999.99 to 999.99
P7 (bit 2)=1
For millimeter specification: Two decimal digits
CPT-X . . . . . . . 0.01 to 999.99
CPT-Z . . . . . . . –999.99 to 999.99
For inch specification: Three decimal digits
CPT-X . . . . . . . 0.001 to 99.999
$
CPT-Z . . . . . . . –99.999 to 99.999
Instant M
4-7
Meaning
P7 (bit 3)=0
Tool data can always be set on all items of TOOL
Selection of conditions capable of setting
DATA (1) display and the item “ACT-z/NOSE-R” of
tool data
TOOL DATA (2) display.
P7 P7 (bit 3)=1
(bit 3) Only when the program override enable/disable toggle
switch is set to the ENABLE side, tool data can be set
on the items “TOOL SET”, “WEAR COMP.”, “USED”
of TOOL DATA (1) display and the item “ACT-z/NOSE-
R” of TOOL DATA (2) display.
$
However, data cannot be set during automatic
Instant M•E operation.
If P7 (bit 4) = 0, then :
A name can be selected.
JAW SHAPE display name/code selection
A code can be selected.
P7
(bit 4)
$
Instant M•E
If P7 (bit 5) = 0 :
Then the tool is displayed in the same simplified form
Selecting the form of the tool on the
as that of T32.
GRAPHIC display
Example:
P7
(bit 5)
If P7 (bit 5) = 1 : Then the tool is displayed in real
form.
$ Example:
Instant M
Work numbers and names are displayed.
Selection of the form of display in the work
number listing window – Work number+ If P7 (bit 6) =1 , then:
P7 name or work number only. Only work numbers are displayed.
(bit 6)
$
Instant M•E
4-8
Meaning
A maximum of 32 programs are displayed on one page
Selection of the form of display on the
with a maximum of 16 characters each.
PROGRAM FILE display – 16-character
display of each of 32 programs per page or If P7 (bit 7) = 1, then :
P7 32-character display of each of 16 programs A maximum of 16 programs are displayed on one page
(bit 7) per page. with a maximum of 32 characters each.
$
Instant M•E

Cursor allowed to be positioned at item for tool
Selection enables/disables tool identification
identification code setting
code skip function
P8 Cursor moved by skipping items for tool identification
(bit 7) setting
$
Instant M
P9 (bit 2)=1
G code in series A selected.
Selection of G code series A
P9 (bit 3) = 1
P9
G code in series B selected.
(bit 2)
If both bits 2 and 3 of P9 are set to 0, then the G-codes

$
of series B become valid.
Instant E
If both bits 2 and 3 of P9 are set to 1, then the G-codes

of series C become valid when a series-C option is
Selection of G code series B
available, or those of series B become valid when a
series-C option is not available.
Bit 3 Bit 2 G code series

P9
0 0 B
(bit 3)
0 1 A
1 0 B
1 1 B (without series C option)
$ C (with series C option)
Instant E
4-9
Meaning
P9 (bit 5)=0 : Not select

Position command data without decimal point
Selection of the command type 2 without
processed by specified minimum input unit (0.01,
decimal point
P9 0.001, 0.0001 mm or inches)
(bit 5)
P9 (bit 5)=1 : Select
$ Position command data without decimal point
processed by 1 mm or inch
Instant E
Refer to P1 (bit 2).
Selection of rapid traverse (G00) inter-

polation method between interpolation/
P9
independent axis
(bit 6)
Note:
$ P1 (bit 2) for MAZATROL programs
Instant E P9 (bit 6) for EIA/ISO programs
P9 (bit 7)=0
Thread number specified per inch for address E in
Address E specification for thread number/
thread cutting command
lead in precision thread cutting command
P9
(G32) P9 (bit 7)=1
(bit 7)
Precision lead for address E in thread cutting command
$
Instant E
P10 (bit 0)=1

G16 (ZX plane) selected as initial plane
Selection of initial G16 (ZX cylindrical plane)
P10
(bit 0)
$
Instant E
P10 (bit 1)=1

G19 (YZ plane) selected as initial plane
Selection of initial G19 (YZ plane)
P10
(bit 1)
Note:
$ If 0 or 1 is set for both P10 (bit 0) and P10 (bit 1), G17
Instant E (XY plane) will be selected as initial plane.
4 - 10
Meaning
P10 (bit 2)=0 : No time

Time specified in asynchronous feed mode (G98), and
Selection of whether or not dwell command
rotation number specified in synchronous feed mode
(G04) should be specified in time.
P10 (G99)
(bit 2)
P10 (bit 2)=1 : Time
$ Time specified in asynchronous feed mode (G98) as
well as in synchronous feed mode (G99)
Instant E
During spare tool change using the EIA/ISO program,

wear offset data is:
Tool offset amount selection for EIA spare
tool change P10 (bit 3) = 0 : Not assigned
P10
(bit 3) P10 (bit 3) = 1 : Assigned
$
Instant E
P10 (bit 4)=0

Specify the T command by a number of 4 digits.
Selection of T command digit length
T01 01
Tool offset number
P10 Tool number
P10 (bit 4)=1
(bit 4)
Specify the T command by a number of 6 digits.
T001 001
$ Tool offset number
Tool number
Instant E

Alarm caused if cutting into workpiece is recognized in
Enables/disables the interruption prevention
interruption check during nose R compensation, and
function
P10 relevant block not executed
(bit 5)
0 (disuse)/1 (use) P10 (bit 5)=1 : Enable
$ Tool path automatically changed when cutting into
workpiece is recognized in interruption check during
Instant
Instant EE nose R compensation
P10 (bit 6)=0

Tool tip returned to R point after completing steps of
Selection between return to R point/by
deep drilling cycle, and next step executed
escape distance in deep hole drilling cycle
P10 (G83/G87) 0 (return to R point)/ P10 (bit 6)=1
(bit 6) 1 (return by escape Tool tip returned by escape distance (U45) after
completing steps of deep drilling cycle, and next step
$ distance)
executed
Instant
Instant EE (ÆU45)
4 - 11
Meaning
P10 (bit 7)=0

Tool tip returned to initial point upon end of drilling
Selection between initial point/R point for
cycle
tool return position at the end of drilling
P10
cycle (G80s) P10 (bit 7)=1
(bit 7)
0 (initial point)/ Tool tip returned to R point upon end of drilling cycle
$ 1 (R point)
Instant
Instant EE

Peripheral speed constant control cancel mode auto-
Selection of initial G96 (allowed only in G
matically selected upon power on
code series A)
P11 P11 (bit 0)=1 : Select
(bit 0) Peripheral speed constant control mode automatically
selected upon power on
$
Instant E

Asynchronous feed mode automatically selected upon
power on
code series A)
P11 P11 (bit 1)=1 : Select
(bit 1) Synchronous feed mode automatically selected upon
power on
$
Instant E

Incremental programming (G91) automatically selected
upon power on
code series B and C)
P11 Absolute programming (G90) automatically selected
(bit 2) upon power on
$
Instant E
4 - 12
Meaning

Processing by time at feedrate specified in program
Enables/disables the high speed processing
even if program is executed by selecting machine lock
function during machine lock
function
(bit 4) Feedrate entirely changed to rapid traverse speed
when program is executed by selecting machine lock
function, and dwell time (G04) ignored
$
Instant E
P11 (bit 5)=0 : Not ignored

Tool tip returned to reference point by passing
Selection between whether or not
intermediate point specified in program
intermediate point should be ignored during
execution of reference return command P11 (bit 5)=1 : Ignored
P11 (G28/G30) Tool tip returned to reference point by ignoring
(bit 5) intermediate point specified in program
$
Instant E
P11 (bit 7)=0 :

Selection of absolute/incremental programming by G
Absolute/incremental axis name selection
code
P11 (bit 7)=1 :
P11 Selection of absolute/incremental programming by
(bit 7) address
X, Z, Y, C . . . . . absolute programming
U, W, V, H . . . . incremental programming
$
Instant E
P12 (bit 0)=0 : G00

Traverse by G00 to drilling position during fixed cycle
Selection of positioning method during fixed
mode
cycle
P12 (bit 0)=1 : Modal
P12 Traverse by selected modal G code (G00 or G01) to
(bit 0) drilling position during fixed cycle mode
$
Instant E
4 - 13
Meaning

G50 command not used during G53 mode
Enables/disables a G50 during G53 mode
P12 G50 command used during G53 mode
(bit 1)
$
Instant E

G50 coordinate system selected initially
Selection of initial G53
P12 MAZATROL coordinate system selected initially
(bit 2)
$
Instant E

G01 mode automatically selected upon power on
Selection of initial G00
P12 G00 mode automatically selected upon power on
(bit 3)
$
Instant E
P12 (bit 5)=0

Output of M3 or M203 at hole bottom during tapping
M3 (M203)/M4 (M204) (spindle rotation
cycle (G84/G88)
command) selection output at hole bottom
during tapping cycle P12 (bit 5)=1
P12 Output of M4 or M204 at hole bottom during tapping
(bit 5) cycle (G84/G88)
$
Instant E (ÆP12 (bit 7))
4 - 14
Meaning

Output of M03/M04 at hole bottom during tapping cycle
Enables/disables M203/M204 output during
(G84/G88)
tapping cycle
P12 Output of M203/M204 at hole bottom during tapping
(bit 7) cycle (G84/G88)
$
Instant E (ÆP12 (bit 5))

Compensation movement not made on T command
Enables/disables compensation movement
during T command P13 (bit 0)=1 : Enable
Compensation movement made on T command
P13
(bit 0)
$
Instant E
P13 (bit 1)=0

Block stop not used after restart
Enables/disables block stop after restart
P13 (bit 1)=1
Block stop used after restart
P13
(bit 1)
$
Instant E

Not returned to program start upon program end
Enables/disables the automatic return on
resuming program P13 (bit 2)=1 : Enable
Program head automatically called upon program end
P13
(bit 2)
$
Instant E
4 - 15
Meaning

Rapid traverse speed not changed to dry run speed
Enables/disables G00 dry run
P13 Rapid traverse speed changed to manually adjusted
(bit 3) dry run speed
$
Instant M•E
P13 (bit 4)=0

Disable of dry run during thread cutting cycle
Enables/disables dry run during thread
cutting P13 (bit 4)=1
P13 Enable of dry run during thread cutting cycle
(bit 4)
$
Instant M•E
P13 (bit 5)=0

Disable of feed hold during thread cutting cycle
Enables/disables feed hold during thread
cutting P13 (bit 5)=1
Enable of feed hold during thread cutting cycle
P13
(bit 5)
$
Instant E
P13 (bit 6)=0 :

When the restart operation mode is selected, no data
Whether zero setting of the block number
will be set as the block number (B) and the number of
and the number of times during the restart
times (L).
operation mode is to be made valid or invalid
P13 P13 (bit 6)=1 :
(bit 6) When the restart operation mode is selected, zero will
be set as the block number (B) and the number of
times (L).
$
Instant E
4 - 16
Meaning

Alarm caused if nose R compensation direction is
Enables/disables the reverse rotation error
reversed during G46 mode.
prevention function during G46 mode
P13 (bit 7)=1 : Able
P13 Alarm not caused even if nose R compensation
(bit 7) direction is reversed during G46 mode.
$
Instant E
If P14 (bit 2) = 0
Automatic EIA program operation cannot be performed
Selection of automatic EIA program
operation without zero point return upon If P14 (bit 2) = 1
power on Automatic EIA program operation can be performed.
P14
(bit 2)
$
Instant E
If P14 (bit 4) = 0
Then the workpiece barriers do not function.
Whether the workpiece barriers are to be
activated If P14 (bit 4) = 1
Then the workpiece barriers function.
P14
(bit 4) This parameter is valid only for a MULTIPLEX.
$
Instant M

Leading zeros are omitted.
Selection as to handling of leading zeros in
the DPRNT command mode If P14 (bit 6) = 1, then:
Leading zeros are replaced with spaces.
P14
(bit 6)
$
Instant E
4 - 17
Meaning
If P14 (bit 7) = 0 :
Incremental method
Selecting a method of updating data during
1. Normal tool (without reference tool) . . . B14 = 0
automatic nose measurement (for EIA)
Addition . . . . . New offset value X or Z =
Former offset value X or Z +
Compensation value X or Z
Subtraction .. New offset value X or Z =

Former offset value X or Z –
2. Reference tool . . . B14 = Value of address P

P14 Compensation value X or Z
(bit 7) Subtraction .. New offset value X or Z =
3. Normal tool (with reference tool)
.. B14 value of address P, B14 0
(Compensation value X or Z –
Reference tool offset value X or
Z)
Substraction . . New offset value X or Z =

(Compensation value X or Z –
Reference tool offset value X or
Z)
If P14 (bit 7) = 1 :
Absolute method
1. Normal tool (without reference tool) . . . B14 = 0

New offfset value X or Z =
2. Reference tool . . . B14 = Value of address P

New offset value X or Z =
3. Normal tool (with reference tool)

. . . B14 value of address P and B14 0
New offset value X or Z =
$
Compensation value X or Z –
Instant E Reference tool offset value X or Z
4 - 18
Meaning
If P15 (bit 0) = 0, then :

Return speed overriding becomes valid.
Overriding valid/invalid of the return speed
during a synchronous tapping (parameter If P15 (bit 0) = 1, then :
J22) Return speed overriding becomes invalid.
P15
(bit 0)
$
Instant M•E (Æ J22)
If P15 (bit 1) = 0 (invalid), then:

Time, quantity, and wear offset data become the basis
Simplified wear offsetting valid/invalid
for offsetting.
If P15 (bit 1) = 1 (valid), then:

P15 Simplified wear offsetting is used.
(bit 1)
$
Instant M•E

The amount of offsetting can be entered in diameter.
Method of entering tool position offset data
in X-axis direction – Entry in diameter/radius If P15 (bit 2) = 1, then:
The amount of offsetting can be entered in radius.
P15
(bit 2)
$
Instant E
P15 (bit 3) = 0 : 0.001

P15 (bit 3) = 1 : Same as the entered unit 0.001 if
Selection of the minimum data unit for
metric, or 0.0001 if inch)
secondary auxiliary functions.
Example: B1 command
P15
(bit 3) Parameter
0 1
$ Out- Metric 1000 1000
put Inch 1000 10000
Instant E
4 - 19
Meaning
P15 (bit 4) = 0 :
(I), (K), (R), (,R), (,C) and (,A) can be used.
Address selection for direct input of
chamfered corner R curved surface P15 (bit 4) = 1 :
dimensions (R), (C) and (A) can be used.
P15
(bit 4)
$
Instant E
P15 (bit 5 ) = 0 :
Tool shape offsetting is not cancelled with offset
Selection of whether tool shape offsetting is
number 0.
to be cancelled with offset number 0.
P15 (bit 5) = 1 :
P15 Tool shape offsetting is cancelled with offset number 0.
(bit 5)
$
Instant E
P15 (bit 6) = 0 :
Tool shape offsetting is accomplished by shifting the
Selection of a tool shape offsetting method
coordinate system.
P15 (bit 6) = 1 :
P15 Tool shape offsetting is accomplished by moving the
(bit 6) tool.
$
Instant E
4 - 20
Meaning
P16 (bit 0)=0

In-position check not executed
Enable/disable of the in-position check
P16 (bit 0)=1
In-position check executed
P16
(bit 0)
$ Note:
Refer to M51 and M52 of M Code List.
Instant M•E
P16 (bit 2) = 0 :
Reading/writing of system variables is not executed
Whether reading/writing of system variables
during tool pass check.
is to be executed during tool pass check
P16 (bit 2) = 1 :
P16 Reading/writing is executed during tool pass check.
(bit 2)
$
Instant E
P16 (bit 3 ) = 0 :
T32 compatible format
EIA format selection – Standard EIA/ISO
format or T32 compatible format P16 (bit 3) = 1 :
Standard EIA/ISO format
P16
(bit 3)
$
Instant E
P16 (bit 4 ) = 0 :
Macro interrupt signals are not used to make macro
Macro interrupt valid/invalid
interrupt program execution invalid
P16 (bit 4) = 1 :
P16 Macro interrupt signals are used to make macro
(bit 4) interrupt program execution valid.
$
Instant E
4 - 21
Meaning
P16 (bit 5)=0

Macro type (G65) [arguments can be used].
Selection of the type of interrupt program
call for macro interruption – Macro type or P16 (bit 5)=1
subprogram type Subprogram type (M98) [arguments cannot be used].
P16
(bit 5)
$
Instant E
P16 (bit 6) = 0 :
Local variables from #1 to #33 are cleared to <voids>
Whether local variables are to be cleared by
by resetting.
resetting
P16 (bit 6) = 1 :
P16 Local variables from #1 to #33 are not cleared to
(bit 6) <voids> by restting.
$
Instant E
P16 (bit 7 ) = 0 :
Common variables from #100 to #149 are cleared to
Whether common variables are to be cleared
<voids> by resetting.
by resetting
P16 (bit 7) = 1 :
P16 Common variables from #100 to #149 are not cleared
(bit 7) to <voids> by resetting.
$
Instant E
4 - 22
Meaning
Specify tool change position from 1 through 8 below.
A5 Z-axis
6 1 3
Machine A5
origin X-axis
point 4
0 2
5
Lx
bx
Lz
Selection of tool change position
specification code
Dmax 7
Workpiece 8
Program origin
point
Zc bz
NM211-00215
Zc = Stock material edge projection length
Dmax = Stock material maximum outside diameter
P17 bx = Tool turning clearance (X-axis)
= U1/2
bz = Tool turning clearance (Z-axis)
= U2
Lx = Length of the longest tool in X direction
Lz = Length of the longest tool in Z direction
Setting X-axis Z-axis

0 Clearance position Clearance position
1 Machine origin point Clearance position

2 Clearance position Machine origin point
3 Machine origin point Machine origin point

4 Fixed point Fixed point
End point of previous
5 Clearance position
machining
6 Machine origin point
machining
7 Clearance position
machining

$ 8 Machine origin point
machining
Instant M (continued)
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Meaning
Note:
If P17=5 or 6, Z-axis tool change position is identical
Selection of tool change position
with the end point of previous machining. In the case
specification code
below, however, this may not be applied.
As shown here, if
the longest tool
U2
P17 comes into the
hatched portion,
the position will
escape in Z-axis
Stock material length Stock material direction by the
edge protrusion
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determined by U2.
Instant M (ÆU1, U2, A5) NM211-00216
Select spare tool indexing conditions below.

Selection of spare tool indexing condition Setting Description
Indexing of spare tool when number of machined
1
workpieces has reached limit
Indexing of spare tool when tool use time has reached
2
limit
Indexing of spare tool when tool wear amount X has
P18 4
exceeded limit
Indexing of spare tool when tool wear amount Z has
8
exceeded limit
Indexing of spare tool when tool wear amount Y has
16
exceed limit
To combine the several conditions listed above, set the

sum total of setting numbers corresponding the
conditions to be selected.
Example:
To combine the workpiece machining quantity and tool
wear amount X, set 5 (1 + 4).
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Note:
Instant M•E If 0 is set, a spare tool will be indexed for all conditions.
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Meaning
Specify input data unit system.
Selection of unit system between mm/inch P19=0

Data input in mm
Minimum command unit .......... 0.001 mm
P19=1
Data input in inch
P19 Minimum command unit ....... 0.0001 inches
Note:
When this parameter is changed, data below must also
be changed.
- In parameter, unit must be recorded for mm and inch.
$ - Cutting condition data
Mere change of P19 will not convert automatically above
Power OFFÆON M•E data.
When touch sensor is actuated before reaching target

point in C offset measurement, set retry frequency.
Measurement retry frequency in C offset
measurement process (MES-COF) If P20 is set to N (N=0 3), measurement alarm will be
indicated when touch sensor is actuated before
P20 reaching measurement target point in (N+1)th retry
operation.
Times
Instant M
(ÆU61)
Selection of separation ratio between side view and

front view (or rear view) when two split plane indication
Selection of separating ratio of GRAPHIC
mode has been selected.
display
P21=0 .... 1:1 GRAPHIC display
P21 P21=1 .... 2:1 Side view Front view
P21=2 .... 5:1
Example:
$ P21=1
2:1
Instant M•E NM211-00217
Setting of T command execution time (tool change

time) at 1/20 sec intervals for simulation
Tool command time for simulation
Example:
P22 Set 20 for 1 sec, and 20×N for N sec.
1/20 sec
Instant M
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Meaning
Setting of M code and gear change execution time at

1/20 sec intervals for simulation
Auxiliary command time for simulation
P23
1/20 sec
Instant M
Tool will stop at groove bottom while spindle rotates N

times when P24 is set to N (N=0 255).
Dwell (specification of spindle rotation
number) at groove bottom in groove cutting
process (GRV)
P24
Revolutions
Remaining at groove bottom until the
Instant M spindle rotates N times. NM211-00218
This parameter will be used to select escape pattern (0,

1 or 2) when wall is vertical in G71/G72 mode.
Selection of escape pattern from wall (90°)
in rough cutting cycle P26=0 . . . . . . Identical with ordinary path
P26=1 . . . . . . Escape at 45° from wall
P26=2 . . . . . . Feedrate accelerated at wall
P26
Accelerated feedrate F is expressed as follows.
K3
F=F0×
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(where F0=Feedrate specified in program)
Instant E (ÆK3)
This parameter automatically determines milling axis

gear. Output M code will be as shown below if P27 is
Specification of first M code for milling axis
set to n.
gear selection
Gear 1st step 2nd step 3rd step 4th step
P27 M code n n+1 n+2 n+3
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Instant M
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Meaning
This parameter automatically determines spindle gear.

Output M code will be as shown below if P28 is set to
Specification of first M code for spindle gear
n.
selection
P28 Gear 1st step 2nd step 3rd step 4th step
$ M code n n+1 n+2 n+3
Instant M
It is a parameter to automatically control the parts

catcher.
Specification of first M code for parts catcher
If the set value of P29 is set to n, M code of No. n
control
P29 (parts catcher forward) is outputted at the start of
cutting off (GRV #4, #5), and M code of No. n+1 (Parts
$ catcher backward) is outputted at the end.
Instant M
Set chamfering angle at thread portion in thread cutting

cycle (G76/G92)
Threading chamfering angle
P30
P30
Chamfering data
Degree
Note: NM211-00219
Instant E Set 45 or 60.
Simultaneous operation pattern for transfer of

workpieces between two process jobsites
Simultaneous operation pattern for transfer
1 : Rotation of the spindle and movement of the Z-axis
P31 2 : Orientation of the spindle and movement of the Z-
axis
4. : Positioning of the C-axis and movement of the Z-
axis simultaneously occur.
Note:
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To combine patterns, set the sum total of setting
Instant M numbers corresponding the conditions.
Set a threading termination waiting time.

Threading termination waiting time 0 - 1 No waiting time
processing 128 - 256
P32 (Setting – 1)× 14.2 msec
2 - 127
14.2 msec
Instant M
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Meaning
Tool turning clearance is required to prevent

Tool turning clearance (diametral value) in X- interference between the tool and stock material
axis during tool change in automatic operation.
U1 U2
Chuck
U1/2
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches
Stock material shape
Instant M
Dmax i0
Tool turning clearance (diametral value) in Z-

axis NM211-00220
U2
Dmax=Stock material maximum outside diameter
i0=Stock material edge projection length
Instant M
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Meaning
Safety contour clearance is provided for outside of the

stock material shape specified by common data in
Safety contour clearance—Outside diameter
program.
clearance (diametral value)
Tool approach and escape paths for each process will
be automatically determined according to set data
U3 (outside diameter, inside diameter, front clearance,
back clearance) for parameters from U3 to U6.
Instant M
U6 i U5
Safety contour clearance-Inside diameter
clearance (diametral value) Safety contour
U3/2
U4 Stock material shape
U4/2
i0
Dmax
Dmin
Instant M
NM211-00221
Safety contour clearance—Front clearance
U5
Dmax=Stock material maximum outside diameter

0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches Dmin=Stock material minimum inside diameter
i0=Stock material edge projection length
Instant M i=Stock material length
Safety contour clearance—Back clearance
U6
Instant M
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Meaning
Thread cutting clearance is provided to specify tool

return distance for each cycle in thread cutting process
(THR).
Thread cutting clearance will be added to the highest
portion of thread and repeating path will be determined
automatically.
Thread cutting clearance (radial value) <OUT>
U7
Programmed shape
U7
Thread cutting acceleration distance

NM211-00222
<IN> Thread cutting acceleration distance
Programmed shape
U7
NM211-00223
<FCE>
U7
Programmed shape
Thread cutting
acceleration
distance
NM211-00224
<BAK>
Thread cutting
acceleration
distance
U7
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches Programmed shape
Instant M NM211-00225
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Meaning
Groove cutting clearance is provided at machining start

Groove cutting clearance (diametral value) in portion in groove cutting process (GRV).
X-axis <OUT> Outside diameter clearance U3 /2
Tool path
U8/2
NM211-00226
U8
<IN>
Front clearance U5
Tool path
U8/2
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches NM211-00227
Instant M
<FCE>
Outside diameter clearance U3 /2
Tool path
Groove cutting clearance (diametral value) in
Z-axis
Front clearance U5
U9 NM211-00228
U9
<BAK> Outside diameter clearance U3 /2

Tool path

U9
Back clearance U6 NM211-00229
Instant M
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Meaning
Milling line right/left cutting clearance is provided to

specify tool approach point and escape point in milling
Milling line right/left cutting clearance
line right and left cutting process (LFT, RGT).
U10 Mill line

End point Start point right cutting
Mill line
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches left cutting
U10 U10
Workpiece transfer clearance is provided to specify

workpiece transfer position in workpiece transfer
Workpiece transfer clearance
process (TRS).
Example:
Workpiece transferred from No. 1 spindle head to No. 2
spindle head.
U11 No. 1 No. 2

spindle head spindle head
U11 NM211-00231
Workpiece transfer position specified

in TRANSFER display
No. 2 spindle head traverse by rapid feedrate from
transfer position to position distant by clearance
distance U11, and then transfer operation initiated.
Instant M (ÆU26, U27, U50)
After EDG process roughing, this parameter works

instead of safety contour clearance FCE parameter U5.
Amount of edge clearance after EDG
However, if user parameter U12 is set to zero, then
roughing
parameter U5 is used.
U12
Instant M
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Meaning
Pecking speed
Return speed at pecking portion in groove —

Pecking portion
cutting, drilling process (GRV, DRL, MDR)
“ ”
U18
— Cutting: (G1) F command data
“ Pecking: (G1) U18
” Cutting: (G1) F command data
NM211-00232
0.001 mm/rev or or 0.0001 inches/rev Note:
In drilling process (DRL, MDR), U18 setting will be used
Instant M only for #2 [#2] type.
This parameter, the roughness code, etc. determine the

finish feedrate.
Feedrate specification reference speed for
finish cutting in milling line machining - If the radial-finishing feedrate is taken as F1, then:
process (MGV, LCT, RGT, LFT) D ×K ×Z (D<K32×a)
U19× f
K32×a
F1=
U19×Kf×Z (DfK32×a)
- If the axial-finishing feedrate is taken as F2, then:
K23
F2=F1×
100
U19
D: Tool diameter
a: 1/10 (for metric specs.) or 1/100 (for inch specs.)
Kf: Roughness coefficient (Refer to the list below.)
Z: Number of teeth
Roughness
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Kf K0 x 0.8-3 K0 x 0.8-2 K0 x 0.8-1 K0 K0 x 0.8 K0 x 0.82
Roughness
ππππ ππππ ππππ
code 7 8 9
Kf K0 x 0.83 K0 x 0.84 K0 x 0.85
0.001 mm/rev or or 0.0001 inches/rev

Ko=Standard data 0.5
Instant M (ÆK23, K32)
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Meaning
(1) Workpiece measurement

Sensor path
Measurement skip feedrate (X-axis, Z-axis)
fa
U21 Measurement stroke (U59)
Workpiece fa= Measurement

approach speed
(U22)
U21 NM211-00233
(2) Tool tip measurement

Sensor path
U21 Measurement stroke (U60)
mm/min or 0.1 inches/min Sensor
(ÆU22, U59, U60)
Refer to (1) of U21.
Measurement approach speed (X-axis, Z-

axis)
U22
mm/min or 0.1 inches/min
Instant M
—, ”=Traverse speed
“= Measurement approach
Measurement skip speed (C-axis) Sensor path
speed (U24)
— ‘= U23
U23 “‘ Workpiece
mm/min or 0.1 inches/min NM211-00235

(ÆU24)
Instant M
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Meaning
Refer to U23.
Measurement approach speed (C-axis)
U24
Instant M
Set a speed at which the tool approaches for the TPS

function (tool nose position memory function) prior to
Approaching speed for TPS function
the start of cutting feed.
U25
Instant M
Example:
Workpiece pressing speed in workpiece
spindle head
transfer process (TRS)
U26
Workpiece
No. 1 No. 2
Spindle head Spindle head
U26 Workpiece transfer clearance (U11)
Workpiece transfer position specified

in TRANSFER display NM211-00236
Note:
Set this parameter equal to or as close as possible to
its standard value. Excessive or insufficient setting may
cause a contact error.
Instant M (ÆU11, U50)
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Meaning
Example:
Revolution number (rpm) of two spindles in
spindle head
workpiece transfer while the spindles are
rotating in workpiece transfer process (TRS)
U27 Workpiece
No. 1 No. 2
Spindle speed Spindle speed
(rpm) U27 (rpm) U27
Workpiece transfer clearance (U11)
rpm Workpiece transfer position specified
in TRANSFER display
For escape by very short distance, G01 feed speed will

be faster than G00 to complete the operation. (If G00 is
Feedrate for escape by short distance
used, smoothing 0 detection will be made at the end
position.)
Therefore, for escape very short distance, use G01
command, and set the feed speed of this command as
parameter.
Example:
U28 Escape in finish Escape in rough cutting
cutting of EDG of BAR process
process
Feed speed in this

block specified by
G01 (U28)

Escape distance NM211-00238
Instant M (ÆU33, U34)
Designate the maximum angle for automatic corner

overriding.
Maximum angle for automatic corner
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Instant E
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Meaning
Example 1:
Return distance (diametral value) in X-axis at Conventional type cutting
wall during rough cutting in bar cutting Prior to cutting up along the wall in the end of final
process (BAR) or in corner machining cycle,escape will be made by specified distance.
process (CNR)
U33
U33/2

U34
Example 2:
High speed rough cutting.
Return distance (diametral value) in Z-axis at
Escape will be made by U33 and U34 specified
wall during rough cutting in bar cutting
distance during return after reaching the wall.
process (BAR) or in corner machining
process (CNR)
U34
U33/2
U34
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Meaning
Inside diameter enlarging cycle

Cut depth per cycle for machining inside U35 U35
diameter in bar machining process (BAR)
NM211-00241
Cutting is promoted gradually from the edge, and
machining chip removal efficient.
U35
cf. Conventional inside diameter cutting
Cutting to specified depth

once through, and
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches machining chip removal not
efficient
Example:
Outside diameter machining in normal (– Z-axis
Reverse feed tolerance for contour
direction)
machining
dr=Reverse feed contour data
U36 Contour
dr
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches NM211-00243
dreU36 . . . No alarm
Instant M dr>U36 . . . Alarm
4 - 38
Meaning
PS PE U37
Start End
point point
Overtravelling in X-axis direction in edge

machining process (EDG) PE PS
End point
U37 Start point
NM211-00244
Note:
U37 By setting an adequate value for U37, uncut residue will
not be produced in edge machining.
Uncut residue because

Tool of nose R. etc.
U38
L L0
Acceleration distance clamp value for thread
cutting process (THR)
Program start point Thread cutting

U38 start point
NM211-00246
L=Effective thread length
L0=Acceleration distance
If L0>U38, alarm will be caused.

Lead/10
If, however, P1 (bit 3)=0, alarm will not be caused.
Instant M (ÆP1 (bit 3))
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Meaning
Cut depth (diametral value) for final cut in

thread cutting process (THR)
Cut depth (diametral value) for final cut in 1st cut

composite type thread cutting cycle G76
U39
(n/2-1)th cut
(n/2)th cut
U39/2 nth cut

NM211-00247
Instant M•E
Pecking return distance in groove cutting Tool

process (GRV)
U41
U41
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches NM211-00248
Instant M•E
d d: Tool diameter
i: Groove width
Overlap distance for machining wide groove
Tool
in groove cutting process (GRV)
U42
U42

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Meaning
<Rough cutting> <Finish cutting>

Escape value after machining in edge
U43 U43
machining process (EDG)
U43

U43 U43
Cut depth dn di d1
Drilling depth decrement in drilling process
(DRL, MDR)
d1 End point Start

point
d2 nth cycle ith cycle 1st cycle
di
U44 b
dn
1 2 i n
Number of cutting in
D=Drilling depth NM211-00251
d1=Cut depth in 1st cycle
di=Cut depth in ith cycle
di=d1– U44 × (i–1) (difb)
di=b (di<b)
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches b=Drilling cut depth clamp value (U46)
Instant M (ÆU46)
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Meaning
U45 U45 U45
Pecking return distance in drilling process G1

(DRL, MDR) G0
P2 P1
U45
D4 D3 D2 D1
NM211-00252
P1=Start point
P2=End point
Dn(n=1 to 4)=Cut depth
Instant M•E
Minimum drilling cut depth is set.

Drilling cut depth clamp value in drilling
process (DRL, MDR)
U46
Instant M (ÆU44)
A
Escape value after milling axis orientating at
hole button in boring process (BOR) A= Cutting start point
B H B= Milling axis orienting
U47 position
H= Machining depth
U47
Note: NM211-00253
On machines without milling axis orienting function,
Instant M always set 0.
Set the area where automatic corner overriding is to be

Distance of deceleration for automatic corner
activated.
overriding
U48
Instant E
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Meaning
Tolerance for radial value difference at start

and end points in arc command
U49 End
Center
point
Start point End point
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches Start
point radius radius
U49
Instant E NM211-00254
Example:
Workpiece transferred from No. 1 spindle to No. 2
Workpiece pressing distance in workpiece
spindle
transfer process (TRS)
No. 1 Workpiece No. 2

U50 spindle spindle
NM211-00255
U50
Workpiece transfer
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches clearance (U11)
Workpiece transfer
position specified in
Instant M TRANSFER display
Front clearance (U5)

Block separated
Deceleration clearance at start of rough FfF' (Feedrate
cutting in bar machining process (BAR) and decelerated for the
F F'
copy machining process (CPY) initial contact with
workpiece)
U51 U51
NM211-00256
Note:
Using this parameter will reduce load in the initial
contact between the tool and workpiece.
Instant M (ÆK13)
Tolerance for escape in high speed rough U52 Escape

cutting cycle of bar machining process
P1
(BAR)
P2
d= Distance in cutting
U52 P3 direction between P1
d and P2
NM211-00257
If U52 fd, tool eacape from the workpiece.
Instant M If U52 <d, tool doesn’t escape from the workpiece.
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Meaning
Overlap data f U53
Minimum overlap distance in key way

PS=Programmed start point
groove machining process (MGV) PE CE
PE=Programmed end point
CS=Actual cutting start point
CE=Actual cutting end point
U53
CS PS
Tool diameter
Groove width
NM211-00258
Note:
This parameter can be used only when Y-axis option is
Instant M provided.
Maximum spindle speed during cutting off cycle (GRV

#4, #5) is set.
Spindle revolution clamp value in cutting off
cycle (GRV)
U54
rpm
Instant M
During finishing that uses #0 (standard pattern) of a

threading process, finishing is executed the number of
Number of times of finishing when #0
times that has been set in parameter U55 with the
(standard pattern) is selected in threading
depth of U39/U55.
process
U55 If U55 = 0 or 1 :
Then the finishing is executed one time with the depth
of U39.
If U55 f 2 :
Then the finishing is repeated the number of times
determined by U55 with the depth of U39/U55.
<Supplementary description>
- Parameter U55 is valid only for #0 or #0 . It is not
valid for #1, 1 , #2 or #2 .
- Parameter U55 is not valid if U39 = 0.
Times
- The refinishing of threading is executed once as
Instant M before.
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Meaning
The staring feed value for cutting-off is a feed value that

has been designated in process data, and the ending
Number of times that the feed rate is to be
feed value for cutting-off is a feed value that has been
reduced during the #4 and #5 cutting-off
designated in sequence data.
cycles of a grooving process
The feed rate from the start of machining to the end is
reduced in steps according to the number of times that
has been designated here.
U56
Example:
Feed rate set at “R-FEED” item in process data = 0.5
Feed rate set at “ROUGH” item in sequence data =
0.1
Feed rate : 0.5
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Instant M
(1) Tool compensation will be made in cases below.

a1–a2 a1–a2
Specification of measuring tolerance (lower ×U58 fCompensation data f ×U57
limit) 100 100
a1–a2 a1–a2
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U57 100 100
(2) Tool compensation will not be made in cases below.
a1–a2 ×U57 >Compensation data > $ a1–a2
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100 100
Instant M•E (3) Alarm will be caused in cases below.
a1–a2 ×U58
Compensation data>
100
Specification of measuring tolerance (upper a1–a2 ×U58>Compensation data
–
limit) 100
where a1=Tolerance upper limit
U58 a2=Tolerance lower limit
(Specified in program)
Notes:
% 1. U57 and U58 are not used in tool tip measurement.
2. Up to 100 % can be set.
Instant M•E
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Meaning

a
Measurement stroke for workpiece

measurement
b
U59
Measurement region
U59 c
U59
d
NM211-00259
a=Approach point
b=Measurement start point
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches c=Measurement point (target data)
d=Measurement end point
Instant M
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Measurement U60 c
Measurement stroke for tool nose region U60
measurement d
U60
NM211-00260
b=Measurement start point
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches c=Measurement point (target data)
d=Measurement end point
Instant M
During approach operation to measurement start point,

if touch sensor is actuated, the C-axis will rotate by
Coefficient to determine rotation angle when
angle determined by the measurement object shape
retrying measurement in C offset
angle and setting value U61.
measurement process (MES-COF)
Example:
CW programmed as measurement direction
a=Measurement object shape angle
U61 b=a×
U61
100 ON C-axis rotation by
angle b in this
direction
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Meaning
Set dwell time for the parts catcher at No. 1 spindle

Delay timer of M code for the parts catcher
head.
(No. 1 spindle head)
U65
0.001 sec
Instant M
Set dwell time for the parts catcher at No. 2 spindle

Delay timer of M code for the parts catcher
head.
(No. 2 spindle head)
U66
0.001 sec
Instant M
0 : A chip conveyor menu is not displayed.

Chip conveyor menu display on/off selection
1 : A chip conveyor menu is displayed.
U70
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Transfer pattern for the intended workpiece is specified

by selecting 0, 1, 2 or 3 described below.
Selection of transfer pattern (TRS)
Setting Description
0 CHK, BAR : standard operation

CHK : cannot be selected
1 CHK, BAR : standard operation

CHK : can be selected
U71 2 CHK, BAR : high speed operation

CHK : cannot be selected
3 CHK, BAR : high speed operation

CHK : can be selected
Notes:
1. Selecting CHK function specifies the transfer
pattern by the gantry robot.
2. Even if 2 or 3 is selected, the operation of CHK or
$ BAR may become standard one depending on
machine model.
Instant M
4 - 47
Meaning
Set the ratio of distribution of masking points in an X-

and a Z-axial direction on a tracing or simulation
Ratio of distribution of masking points in an
display during workpiece masking.
X-axial direction on the GRAPHIC display
during workpiece masking If U73 = 0 :
U73 Then the distribution ratio is regarded as 50%.
If U74 = 0 :
% Then the distribution ratio is regarded as 95%.
Instant M•E
Programmed workpiece length
U74
Ratio of distribution of masking points in a Z-
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axial direction on the GRAPHIC display
U74 during workpiece masking
Programmed
outside Masking points
diameter U73
Instant M•E
During manual TOOL EYE measurement, it will not be

regarded as a sensor ON status even if a sensor turns
Timer setting for manual TOOL EYE
on for a time shorter than that which has been set in
measurement
this parameter.
U75
56 msec
Instant M•E
4 - 48
Meaning
This parameter determines whether, during single-

process operation or restart operation, the PRP process
Selection of a restarting mode for the PRP
is to be executed prior to execution of the designated
process
process.
U76 = 0 : The PRP process is not executed.
U76
U76 = 1 : The PRP proces is executed (default).
Note:
< This parameter is valid only for the MULTIPLEX CELL
system.
Instant M
Select the form of spare tool change to be executed

when the lives of tools are reached.
Selection of spare tool change form
If U77 = 0
Then tools are changed for spare ones in the normal
ascending order of the tool number.
U77
If U77 = 1
Then tools are changed for spare ones in the normal
< ascending order of the turret-mounted tool number.
This parameter is valid only for a cell system.
Instant M•E
Select whether alarms on tool life management (based

on time, quantity and wear) are to be displayed.
Selection as to tool life management alarm
display 0 : Alarms on tool life management are displayed.
Time . . . . . Alarm No. 177 “TOOL LIFE EXCEED
TIME”
U78
Quantity . . . Alarm No. 178 “USED TOOL
NUMBER EXCEED”
Wear . . . . . Alarm No. 179 “X-MAX OR Z-MAX
< OFFSET OVER“
1 : Alarms are not displayed and machining continues.
Instant M•E
If U79 = 0, then :
Any data from 0 to 99.999 msec can be set on the
Setting range of MTP dwell time data
PROGRAM display.
If U79 = 1 to 65535, then :
Any data from 0 to U79 – 1 msec can be set on the
U79
PROGRAM display.
msec
Instant M
4 - 49
Meaning
This parameter determines the workpiece length to be

set in a program that has been automatically edited
Raw jaw forming workpiece length
using the raw jaw forming function.
For outside jaw 1 and inside jaw 1 :

Workpiece length = #4 + U81
U81
(#4 : Raw jaw forming data)
For outside jaw 2 and inside jaw 2 :

0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches Workpiece length = #4 + #6 + U81
(#4, #6 : Raw jaw forming data)
Instant M
Use these parameters to set the graphics mode for

each commercially available printer by entering
Commercially available printer function (U87
hexadecimal numbers.
to U95)
The following shows examples of setting parameter
- Graphics mode selection
data from control codes for Epson printers:
Graphic mode
ASCII ESC * m n1 n2
U87 Hex 1B 2A 04 80 02
U88
U89
U87
( 2 A 0 4 ) h
0010 1010 0000 0100
U88
( 8 0 0 2 ) h
1000 0000 0000 0010
U89
( F F F F ) h
1111 1111 1111 1111
Note:
Hexadecimal digit Set these parameters to Fh if they are not to be used.
Printer start M•E
4 - 50
Meaning
This parameter specifies a setting type and the

character mode.
Commercially available printer function (U87
to U95) Usable setting types
- Setting type and character mode The following two setting types are provided and one of
them is to be selected in a bit pattern:
U90
- Set data type
- DC1 (on-line) flag
Character mode
ASCII ESC @
Hex 1B 40
U90
90
( 0 9 4 0 ) h
0000 1001 0100 0000
Sets the character mode
Makes the set data type valid/

invalid (0/1).
0 : The set data type becomes
invalid.
1 : The set data type becomes
valid.
Sets a DC1 (on-line) flag.

Hexadecimal digit
0 : DC flag not present
1 : DC flag present
Printer start M•E
Direction-of-printing mode
Commercially available printer function (U87 ASCII ESC <

to U95) Hex 1B 3C
- Direction-of-printing mode and the forward
U91 line feed mode Forward line feed mode
ASCII ESC <
Hex 1B 3C
( 3 C ) h ( 3 C ) h
0011 1100 0011 1100
Hexadecimal digit Sets the forward line
Printer start M•E Sets the direction of printing mode
4 - 51
Meaning
This parameter specifies a graphics line feed width.
Commercially availabe printer function (U87

to U95) ASCII ESC 3 n
- Graphics line feed width Hex 1B 33 16
U92
U92 ( 3 3 1 6 ) h
U93
0011 0011 0001 0110
U93 ( F F F F ) h
Hexadecimal digit
1111 1111 1111 1111
Printer start M•E
This parameter specifies a character line feed width.
Commercially availabe printer function (U87

ASCII ESC 2
to U95)
- Character line feed width Hex 1B 32
U94 ( 3 2 F F ) h
0011 0010 1111 1111
U95
( F F F F ) h
U94
U95 1111 1111 1111 1111
Example: Epson EX-800, FX800 Citizen LSP-120S
Setting
Epson Citizen
U87 2A04
U88 8002
U89 FFFF
U90 940 140
U91 3C3C
U92 3316 7E30
U93 FFFF FFF
U94 32FF
Hexadecimal digit
U95 FFFF
Printer start M•E
4 - 52
Meaning

Cut depth can be reduced as remaining workpiece
thickness becomes less in rough cutting in bar
Cut depth reduction rate for rough cutting in machining process (BAR). Reduced cut depth (A) can
bar machining process (BAR) be expressed by
K1 K1
A=T×
100
where T=Remaining thickness (radial value).
%
Instant M Note: Up to 100 % can be set.
F2 F1 b
Acceleration rate in up-going taper for rough
cutting in bar machining process (BAR) a
NM211-00262
K2 b
F2=F1× ×
K2 100 a
F1=Feedrate for rough cutting
F2=Increased feedrate
Notes:
% 1. This is effective only when P1 (bit 0)=1.
Instant M
F2 F1
Acceleration rate in up-going wall slope
(90°) for rough cutting in bar machining
process (BAR)
NM211-00263
K3
K3 F2=F1×
100
F2=Increased feedrate
Notes:
% 1. This is effective only when P1 (bit 0)=1.
Instant M
a
b F3
Deceleration rate in down-going taper for F1
rough cutting in bar machining process
(BAR)
K4 a
K4 F3=F1× ×
100 b
F3=Reduced feedrate
NM211-00264
% Notes:
1. This is effective only when P1 (bit 1)=1.
Instant M 2. Up to 500 % can be set.
4 - 53
Meaning
Deceleration rate in down-going wall slope F3

F1
(90°) for rough cutting in bar machining
process (BAR)
NM211-00265
K5
K5 F3=F1×
100
F3=Reduced feedrate
% Notes:
1. This is effective only when P1 (bit 1)=1.
Instant M 2. Up to 500 % can be set.
Stock material shape

Acceleration rate on outside stock contour F2
for rough cutting in copy machining process
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F1
(CPY)
K6 NM211-00266
K6
F2=F1×
100
F1=Feedrate inside stock contour
% F2=Feedrate outside stock contour
Used to calculate acceleration distance in thread cutting

Acceleration pitch error ratio in thread process
cutting process (THR) K7 K7
L=Lo{– in( ) – 1+ }
1000 1000
K7 L=Acceleration distance
Lo= Distance over which feedrate
0.1 % become constant
PS= Programmed start

Ps
point
— PE= Programmed end
Rough cutting residue ratio in cutting off i
cycle (#4, #5) in groove cutting process point
PE“ d
i=Groove machining depth
(GRV)
i=PS . PE
K8
d=Rough cutting residue
K8
NM211-00267 d=i×
100
— Cutting at rough cutting feedrate to a point short of

end PE by distance d
%
“ Cutting off at finish cutting feedrate to end point PE
4 - 54
Meaning
Set the deceleration ratio for automatic corner

Deceleration ratio for automatic corner overriding.
overriding
K9
%
Note:
Instant E Up to 100 % can be set.
Used to calculate minimum cutting frequency in groove

Cut depth allowable incremental rate for cutting process (GRV)
rough cutting in groove cutting process 100+K10
(GRV) d’=d( )
100
K10 d=Cut depth per cycle
d’=Allowable maximum cut depth
%
Note:
Instant M Up to 100 % can be set.
K11
F’=F×
100
Deceleration rate at cutting start time in F=Specified feedrate
drilling process (DRL, MDR) F’=Feedrate at cutting start
End point Programmed
start point
k Drill D
K11
i
NM211-00268
Feedrate at F’ over distance i from the
programmed start point
D
i= (0°<k<180°)
2×tank/2
% (kf180°)
i=0
4 - 55
Meaning

K12
F’=F×
100
Deceleration rate at cutting end time in F=Specified feedrate
drilling process (DRL, MDR) F’=Feedrate at cutting end
Programmed
end point Programmed
End point start point
D
k Drill
K12
i
NM211-00269
Feedrate at F’ to the point distant by i from the end point
D D
i= + (0°<k<180°)
2×tank/2 10
D
% i= (kf180°)
10
Note: Up to 100 % can be set.
Instant M
F F’
Deceleration rate at rough cutting start time
in bar machining process (BAR) and copy Deceleration
clearance (U51)
machining process (CPY)
K13
NM211-00270
K13
F’=F×
100
F=Specified feedrate
F’=Decelerated feedrate
% (ÆU51)
4 - 56
Meaning
This parameter is valid during initial cutting in a bar

roughing cycle. If the remainder obtained by dividing
Maximum permissible rate of increase of the
the thickness of cutting during the roughing cycle by
initial cutting depth during BAR roughing
the corresponding cutting depth stays within the range
specified by this parameter, that value will be added to
the initial cutting depth to reduce the cutting repeat
times.
Example:
K14 = 0 K14 = 10%
K14
R-DEP. = 5 R-DEP. = 5
5 5.1
10.1
10.1 5
5
0.1
Cutting to a depth of Cutting at a depth

10.1 is executed three setting of X=5 results
split times (5, 5, and in a final cutting depth
0.1). of 0.1. Since 10% of
the depth setting of
X=5 is 0.5 and this
value is larger than the
final cutting depth, this
final cutting depth is
% added to the initial
cutting depth.
Instant M
Note:
%
Up to 100% can be set. When a value larger than
Instant M 100% is set, it is regarded as 0.
Used for automatic determination of first cut depth in

drilling
Drilling cut depth calculation coefficient K17
d1=D×
K17 100
D=Drilling hole diameter
%
d1=Cut depth of first cut
4 - 57
Meaning
F1
Reamer return speed calculation coefficient

P2 P1
F2
K18 NM211-00271
K18
F2=F1×
100
F1=Specified feedrate
F2=Return speed
P1=Start point
% P2=End point
L2 L1 L
Chamfering data calculation coefficient in End
thread cutting process (THR) point
Start
| point
NM211-00272
K19
L=Effective thread length
L1=Same pitch incomplete thread length (copy delay)
L2=Chamfering data
|=Chamfering angle
K19
L2=Lo×
10
Lead/10 Lo=Thread lead
Instant M•E Note: Up to 40 can be set.
Programmed Programmed
end point start point
Incomplete threading portion length

calculation coefficient for tap tip
Tap
K20 i
NM211-00273
Cutting end point specified farther by this length i
K20
i=P×
10
P=Tapping pitch
Pitch/10
i=Incomplete thread portion length
Instant M Note: Up to 99 can be set.
4 - 58
Meaning
Normal state
Tap
Tapper elongation calculation coefficient
Pressed state
Tap during cutting,
etc.
K21
i NM211-00274
K21
i=P×
10
P=Tapping pitch
Pitch/10
i=Tapper elongation
Instant M Note: Up to 99 can be set.
Ratio of axial feedrate to diametral feedrate is set.

K22 or K23
Calculation coefficient for axial feedrate of (Axial feedrate)=(Diametral feedrate)×
100
rough cutting in milling line machining
K22 process (MGV, LCT, RGT, LFT)
Tool
%
Axial
feedrate
Instant M
Workpiece
Diametral feedrate
Calculation coefficient for axial feedrate of NM211-00275

finish cutting in milling line machining
K22 for rough cutting
process (MGV, LCT, RGT, LFT)
K23 for finish cutting
K23
%
Note:
Instant M Up to 999 % can be set.
K24
h=P×
10000
Thread height calculation coefficient for h=Thread height
outside diameter, face/rear thread cutting P=Thread pitch
(metric)
K24
0.01 %
Instant M
4 - 59
Meaning
Refer to K24.
Thread height calculation coefficient for

inside diameter thread cutting (metric)
K25
0.01 %
Instant M
Refer to K24.

outside diameter, face/rear thread cutting
(inch)
K26
0.01 %
Instant M
Refer to K24.
inside diameter thread cutting (inch)
K27
0.01 %
Instant M
4 - 60
Meaning
f
Feedrate calculation reference diameter in
mill drilling process (MDR)
f0
K29
f = f0 × D (D < D0)
D0
0.1 mm or 0.01 inches f = f0 (D f D0)
Instant M
D0 D
NM211-00276
Feedrate calculation reference diameter in
mill boring process (BOR) f=Feedrate
f0=Data depending on cutting conditions
D=Hole diameter
K30
D0=K29×a- (MDR process)
D0=K30×a- (BOR process)
a: 1/10 (for metric specs.) or
1/100 (for inch specs.)
Instant M
f
Radial direction feedrate calculation
reference diameter for rough cutting in
f0
milling line machining process (MGV, LCT,
RGT, LFT) D
f = f0 × (D < D0)
D0
f = f0 (D f D0)
K31
D0 D
NM211-00276
f=Feedrate
f0=Data depending on cutting conditions
D=Groove width
D0=K31×a
0.1 mm or 0.01 inches a: 1/10 (for metric specs.) or
1/100(for inch specs.)
Instant M
4 - 61
Meaning
This parameter, the roughness code, etc. determine the

finishing feedrate.
- If the radial-finishing feedrate is taken as F1, then:
D
U19 ¥ × Kf × Z (D < K32 × a)
Radial direction feedrate calculation F1= K32 × a
reference diameter for finish cutting in (D f K32 × a)
U19 ¥ K f¥ Z
milling line machining process (MGV, LCT,
RGT, LFT) - If the axial-finishing feedrate is taken as F2, then:
K23
F2=F1×
100
K32 D: Tool diameter
a: 1/10 (for metric specs.) or 1/100 (for inch specs.)
Kf: Roughness coefficient (Refer to the list below)
Z: Number of teeth
Roughness
π π ππ ππ πππ πππ
code
1 2 3 4 5 6
Kf K0 x 0.8-3 K0 x 0.8-2 K0 x 0.8-1 K0 K0 x 0.8 K0 x 0.82
Roughness ππππ ππππ ππππ
code
7 8 9 K0=Standard data 0.5
Kf K0 x 0.83 K0 x 0.84 K0 x 0.85
Instant M (ÆU19, K23)
<#1>
Polishing margin width for #1 to #3

P
K34
K33 NM211-00277
K33
<#2>
K34
Instant M
K33
NM211-00278
P
Polishing margin depth for #1 to #3
<#3>
K34
K33 P
K34
NM211-00279
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches K34 K33
Instant M P=Program end point
4 - 62
Meaning

<#4>
Polishing margin width for #4
K35 P
K36
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches K35
Instant M
NM211-00280
Polishing margin depth for #4
K36
<#5>

K38
K37
K37
P
Instant M
NM211-00278
K38
4 - 63
Meaning

<#6>
K39
K39
P
K40
Instant M K40 K39
NM211-00279
K40
4 - 64
Meaning

Set the G-code to be used for macro call and the
macroprogram number corresponding to the macro call
D1 Macro call G-code and corresponding G-code.
D2 macroprogram number Set G-code and macroprogram number for the data
D3 item “CODE” and “NUM.” respectively.
D4
D5 Example:
D6 CODE NUM.
D7 D1 100 1234
D8 : : :
< : : :
If G100 ; is set, the macroprogram 1234 will be
Instant E called.
Set the M-code to be used for macro call and the

macroprogram number corresponding to the macro call
D9 Macro call M-code and corresponding M-code.
D10 macroprogram number Set M-code and macroprogram number for the data
D11
item “CODE” and “NUM.” respectively.
D12
D13 Example:
CODE NUM.
D9 101 1235
: : :
< : : :
If M101 ; is set, the macroprogram 1235 will be
Instant E
called.
Set the S, T or B-code to be used for macro call and

the macroprogram number corresponding to the macro
Macro call S, T or B-code and call S, T or B-code.
D14 corresponding macroprogram number Set S, T or B-code and macroprogram number for the
D15
data item “CODE” and “NUM.” respectively.
D16
Example:
CODE NUM.
D14 102 1236
: : :
: : :
< If S102 ; is set, the macroprogram 1236 will be
called.
Instant E
4 - 65
Meaning
If E49 (bit 2) = 0 : Invalid

Cutting conditions studying function valid or If E49 (bit 2) = 1 : Valid
E49 invalid
(bit 2)
<
Instant M
If E49 (bit 3) = 0 : Invalid

Fixed-amount offset function valid or invalid If E49 (bit 3) = 1 : Valid
E49
(bit 3)
<
Instant M
If E49 (bit 4) = 0 : Drawn

If E49 (bit 4) = 1 : Not drawn
Whether the movable range of the inclined
Y-axis is to be drawn on the GRAPHIC Example of drawing :
display
Movable
range
E49
(bit 4)
<
Instant M•E
If E50 (bit 0) = 0, an alarm will result when all tools

reach their respective lives.
Handling when the lives of all the same
group number tools are reached in a If E50 (bit 0) = 1, operation will continue when all tools
E50 standard EIA/ISO mode reach their respective lives.
(bit 0)
<
Instant E
4 - 66
Meaning
If E50 (bit 1) = 0, the residual tool life can be estimated

from the number of machined workpieces.
Method of estimating a residual life in
E50 standard EIA/ISO mode If E50 (bit 1) = 1, the residual tool life can be estimated
(bit 1) from the number of times of T-command execution.
<
Instant E
This parameter specifies whether the ID numbers on

the TOOL DATA (3) display are to be displayed in a
E50 Selection of the display mode of ID numbers
decimal format or a hexadecimal format.
(bit 3) on the TOOL DATA (3) display – Decimal or
hexadecimal display If E50 (bit 3) = 0 : Decimal display
If E50 (bit 3) = 1 : Hexadecimal display

<
Instant M•E
Holding the cursor position on the TOOL OFFSET

display allows the operator to display the cursor at the
Cursor position hold on the TOOL OFFSET
same position as that which was last set. This function
E50 display
becomes particularly useful when the display window is
(bit 4)
reopened.
The cursor position will also remain fixed when data is
< set.
Instant M•E
If E50 (bit 5) = 0, the tool set data can be rewritten

even in the automatic operation mode.
E50 Tool set data protection in the automatic
(bit 5) operation mode If E50 (bit 5) = 1, the tool set data can not be rewritten
in the automatic operation mode.
<
Instant M•E
This parameter specifies whether the shape data of

workpieces and finishing figures is to be output at the
Whether workpiece and finishing shape data
end of the program data.
E51 is to be output during EIA conversion output
(bit 0) If E51 (bit 0) = 0 : Data is output.
If E51 (bit 0) = 1 : Data is not output.

<
Instant M
4 - 67
Meaning
If E51 (bit 1) = 0 : Data is sent to the internal memory

of the NC.
Selection of the destination of EIA
E51 conversion output If E51 (bit 1) = 1 : Data is sent to the RS-232C
(bit 1) interface.
<
Instant M
This parameter specifies whether designated EOR (%)

is to be handled as M02 or M30.
E52 How to handle EOR (%) – M02 or M30
(bit 0) If E52 (bit 0) = 0 : Handled as M30.
If E52 (bit 0) = 1 : Handled as M02.
<
Instant E
Fixed turning cycle type call
Fixed turning cycle G66/G66.1 selection E52 (bit 1) = 0 : G66.1 (Block-by-block call)
E52
E52 (bit 1) = 1 : G66 (Modal call)
(bit 1)
<
Instant E
This parameter specifies whether single-block operation

during a fixed turning cycle (G90, G92 or G94) is to be
E52 Form of single-block stop during a fixed
stopped after the entire cycle has been executed, or for
(bit 2) turning cycle
each block.
If E52 (bit 2) = 0 : After execution of the cycle

<
If E52 (bit 2) = 1 : For each block
Instant E
This parameter specifies whether editing of the

programs of the order of WNo. 9000 is to be prohibited.
Program protect flag
E53 (Whether editing of the programs of the If E53 (bit 0) = 0 : Not prohibited
(bit 0) order of WNo. 9000 is to be prohibited)
If E53 (bit 0) = 1 : Prohibited
<
Instant M•E
4 - 68
Meaning
This parameter specifies whether displaying of the

programs of the order of WNo. 9000 is to be prohibited.
E53 (Whether displaying of the programs of the If E53 (bit 1) = 0 : Not prohibited
(bit 1) order of WNo. 9000 is to be prohibited)
<
Instant M•E
This parameter specifies whether editing of the

programs of the order of WNo. 8000 and WNo. 9000 is
(Whether editing of the programs of the
to be prohibited.
order of WNo. 8000 and WNo. 9000 is to be
E53
prohibited.) If E53 (bit 4) = 0 : Not prohibited
(bit 4)
< If E53 (bit 4) = 1 : Prohibited
Instant M•E
This parameter specifies whether displaying of the

programs of the order of WNo. 8000 and WNo. 9000 is
(Whether displaying of the programs of the
to be prohibited.
order of WNo. 8000 and WNo. 9000 is to be
E53 prohibited.) If E53 (bit 5) = 0 : Not prohibited
(bit 5)
<
Instant M•E
If E54 (bit 0) = 0 :
Power-on display selection
Then the POSITION display is selected.
If E54 (bit 0) = 1 :
E54 Then the MAINTENANCE CHECK display is selected.
(bit 0)
<
Instant M•E
If E54 (bit 1) = 0 :
Page extension on the MAINTENANCE
Then the page can be extended to a maximum of two
CHECK display
pages.
E54 If E54 (bit 1) = 1 :

(bit 1) Then the page can be extended to a maximum of three
pages.
<
Instant M•E
4 - 69
Meaning
If E54 (bit 2) = 0, then:

Selection of the TOOL DATA (1) display leaves the
Default selection in the INCREMENT INPUT
INCREMENT INPUT menu item display in its
menu item display on the TOOL DATA (1)
reversed status.
E54 display
(bit 2) If E54 (bit 2) = 1, then:
Selection of the TOOL DATA (1) display leaves the
INCREMENT INPUT menu item display in its normal
< (non-reversed) status.
Instant M•E
If E54 (bit 3) = 0, then:

Selection of the TOOL OFFSET display leaves the
menu item display on the TOOL OFFSET
INCREMENT INPUT menu item display in its
display
reversed status.
E54
(bit 3) If E54 (bit 3) = 1, then:
Selection of the TOOL OFFSET display leaves the
INCREMENT INPUT menu item display in its normal
< (non-reversed) status.
Instant M•E
If E54 (bit 4) = 0 :
Then selection of the TOOL DATA (2) display leaves
menu item display on the TOOL DATA (2)
the INCREMENT INPUT menu item display in its
display
reversed status.
E54
(bit 4)
If E54 (bit 4) = 1 :
Then selection of the TOOL DATA (2) display leaves
< the INCREMENT INPUT menu item display in its
normal (non-reversed) status.
Instant M
4 - 70E
Meaning
This parameter specifies whether manual JOG feed is

to be executed in the feed per revolution mode or in the
Selection of manual feed per revolution or
feed per minute mode.
J1 per minute
If J1 = 0 : Feed per minute
If J1 = 1 : Feed per revolution
<
Instant M•E
This parameter specifies whether nose R offsetting is to

be executed and whether G41 and G42 are to be added
Method of nose R offsetting during finishing
prior to output during finishing.
with EIA conversion output
If J9 = 0 : Nose R offsetting is executed and G41/G42
is not added during finishing.
J9
If J9 = 1 : Nose R offsetting is not executed and
G41/G42 is added during finishing.
< if J9 = 2 : Nose R offsetting is executed and G41/G42
is added during finishing.
Instant E
This parameter specifies whether the first language or

the second language is to be used.
Language selection
If J10 = 0, then the first language is selected.
J10 If J10 = 1, then the second language is selected.
<
Power OFF Æ ON M•E
This parameter specifies which of eight languages is to

be used to display PLC messages and alarm
PLC message and alarm display language
messages.
selection
If J11
= 0, then the first language is selected.
= 1, then the second language is selected.
J11
= 2, then the third language is selected.
= 3, then the fourth language is selected.
= 4, then the fifth language is selected.
= 5, then the sixth language is selected.
< = 6, then the seventh language is selected.
= 7, then the eighth language is selected.
Instant M•E
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Meaning
This parameter specifies which axis is to be set as the

cylindrical interpolation rotational axis for selecting a
Selection of a cylindrical interpolation
cylindrical interpolation plane.
J17 rotational axis for cylindrical interpolation
plane selection
Setting Meaning
0 Neither the three fundamental axes nor their
parallel axes
1 X-axis among the three fundamental axes
2 Y-axis among the three fundamental axes
3 Z-axis among the three fundamental axes
5 Axis parallel to the X-axis
Only either one
6 Axis parallel to the Y-axis
7 Axis parallel to the Z-axis
During plane selection in the cylindrical interpolation

mode, reference is made to the setting of this
parameter.
<
If the setting is 5, only G18 can be used.
Instant E If the setting is 6, only G19 can be used.
This parameter specifies what percentage of the normal

error rate is reduced during corner and arc command
J18 Error reduction ratio during corner and arc
setting (in high precision mode).
command setting
For example, if the setting of this parameter is 30 (%),
the feedrate will be reduced to ensure an error rate of
70%.
%
Instant E
If, during the composite-type fixed cycle G76 mode, a

tool nose angle has not been specified in the program,
J19 Angle of the tool nose durig the G76 mode
the setting of this parameter will become the angle of
the tool nose.
Angle
Degree
The setting must be either 0, 29, 30, 55, 60 or 80.
Instant E
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Meaning
Set the number of common variables which can be

Number of common variables between
read and written between the turrets. Variables from
turrets (#100 onward)
#100 to #149 become the subject of processing of J20
J20
(variables from #500 to #531 become the subject of
processing of J21).
Example:
If 10 is set in J20
#100 to #109 : Common variables that are valid for
both turrets
#110 to #149 : Common variables that are valid only
J21 Number of common variables between for one turret
turrets (#500 onward)
If 10 is set in J21
#500 to #509 : Common variables that are valid for
both turrets
#510 to #531 : Common variables that are valid only
for one turret
<
The maximum permissible value will be used if the
Instant E designated value is larger than that one.
Feedrate overriding during removal of a synchronous

Return speed overriding during a
tapping tool is set by this parameter.
J22 synchronous tapping
This parameter is valid only for EIA/ISO programs.
Instant E
This parameter specifies the order of display of

Method of sorting out programs on the
programs on the PROGRAM FILE display.
J23 PROGRAM FILE display
If J23 = 0 : Display in the order of the work number
If J23 = 1 : Display in the order of date
If J23 = 2 : Display in the order of name
<
Instant M•E
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Meaning
This parameter specifies a combination pattern of the

number of groups and the registration quantity on the
J24 Tool registration quantity pattern on the
TOOL LIFE display.
TOOL LIFE display
Registration
Value Number of groups quantity
0 16 16
1 32 8
<
2 64 4
Instant E 3 128 2
Set the reduction ratio for the G00-based relief rate

during the #4 or # 4 cycle (very-deep-hole drilling) in
Reduction ratio for the G00-based relief rate
a DRL, MDR process.
during a very-deep-hole drilling cycle
J28
Cutting feed
Rapid feed (G00)
%
Instant M
Set the number of revolutions of the spindle or the tool

during dwell time at the bottom of a hole when the #0 -
Dwell at the hole bottom during a DRL or
#4 non-through hole drilling cycle is selected in DRL or
MDR process
MDR process.
J29
Revolutions
Instant M
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Meaning
If the number of times of roughing has not been

specified in the program, operation will occur in
L1
accordance with the setting of this parameter.
Number of times of roughing in the
composite-type fixed cycle (G73)
Number of times of
roughing
<
Instant E
If the number of times of repetition has not been

specified in the program, operation will occur in
L2
accordance with the setting of this parameter.
Final finishing repeat times in the composite-
type fixed cycle (G76)
Number of times
<
Instant E
These parameters specify the maximum workpiece

length range to be displayed on the CUT COND.
L3 Maximum workpiece length range on the
STUDY display. Data must be set so that a relational
L4 CUT COND. STUDY display
expression of L3<L4<L5 holds.
L5
mm or 0.1 inches
Instant M
These parameters specify the maximum workpiece

outside diameter range to be displayed on the CUT
L6 Maximum workpiece outside diameter range
COND. STUDY display.
L7 on the CUT COND. STUDY display
Data must be set so that a relational expression of
L8
L6<L7<L8 holds.
mm or 0.1 inches
Instant M
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Meaning
Set the G-code to be used for macro call.

The macroprogram number corresponding to this G-
L9 Macro call G code
code is to be set in parameter L17 or L18.
L10
Note:
This section is a continuing part of the section of
< parameters D1 - D8.
Instant E
Set the M-code to be used for macro call.

The macroprogram number corresponding to this M-
L11 Macro call M code
code is to be set in parameter L19, L20, L21, L22 and
L12
L23.
L13
L14 Note:
L15 This section is a continuing part of the section of
< parameters D9 - D13.
Instant E
Set the macroprogram number corresponding to the G-

code to be used for macro call.
Macro program number corresponding to the
L17 macro call G code The parameters L17 and L18 correspond with the
L18 parameters L9 and L10 respectively.
<
Instant E
Set the macroprogram number corresponding to the M-

L19
code to be used for macro call.
L20 Macro program number corresponding to the
L21 macro call M code The parameters L19 - L23 correspond with the
L22 parameters L11 - L15 respectively.
L23
<
Instant E
Set the M-code to be used for subprogram call. The

subprogram number corresponding to this M-code is to
L25 Subprogram call M-code
be set in parameter L28, L29 and L30.
L26
L27
<
Instant E
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Meaning
Set the subprogram number corresponding to the M-

code to be used for subprogram call.
Subprogram number orrresponding to the
L28 subprogram call M code The parameters L28, L29 and L30 correspond with the
L29 parameters L25, L26 and L27.
L30
<
Instant E
Set the number of times of pecking to be executed

before returning the tool to a position near the starting
Number of times of pecking up to the return
point of the #4 or # 4 very-deep-hole drilling cycle of
of the tool to a position near the starting
a DRL or MDR process.
point of the #4 or # 4 very-deep-hole
drilling cycle of a DRL or MDR process Example: If L41 = 3 : Cutting feed
Rapid feed
L41 Starting
point
After pecking has
been repeated
three times, the tool
returns to a position
near the starting
point.
Ending
point
Times
Instant M
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Meaning
If a cutting depth has not been specified in the

program, operation will occur in accordance with the
Cutting depth in the composite-type fixed
setting of this parameter.
cycle (G71/G72)
L65
L65
Instant E
If the amount of escape has not been specified in the

program, operation will occur in accordance with the
L66. . . Amount of escape in an X-axial
setting of this parameter.
direction during the composite-type fixed
cycle (G73)
L66
L67. . . Amount of escape in a Z-axial
L67
direction during the composite-type fixed
cycle (G73) L66
L67
Instant E
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USER PARAMETER No. 5 Address I1 to I8
With parameter I1 to I8, items about I/O devices represented by <DV1> to<DV8> are specified.
The represented I/O devices are as below.
<DV1> ................ CMT (cassette deck)

<DV2> ................ PTP/PTR (paper tape punch/reader)
<DV3> ................ Printer
<DV4> ................ DNC (host CPU)
<DV5>
Not used
<DV8>
Parameters and usages of devices are as listed below.

{=Use ×=Not used
Parameter CMT PTP/PTR Printer DNC
I1 { { { {
I2 × { { {
I3 × { { {
I4 × { × ×
I5 × { { {
I6 × { { ×
I7 × { { ×
I8 × { × ×
Meaning
Initial setting parameter for RS-232C interface

Setting Baud rate
Selection of baud rate 0 19200
1 9600
2 4800
I1
3 2400
4 1200
5 600
$ 6 300
I/O start M E • 7 110
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Meaning

Setting Number of stop bit
Selection of stop bit digits
1 1
I2 2 1.5
3 2
$
I/O start M•E

Setting Parity selection
Selection of parity
0 Disabled
I3 1 Odd parity
2 Even parity
$
I/O start M•E
This parameter can be used only when the terminator

Terminator code 1 type (I10) is set to 4 or 5 only. The terminator type,
however, must be set to 1 to allow paper tape
processing. 0 must be used for this parameter in such
I4 cases.
$
I/O start M•E

Setting Number of data bits
Selection of data bit digits
0 5
I5 1 6
2 7
$ 3 8
I/O start M•E
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Meaning
Parameter for selecting handshaking method to control

data transfer between NC equipment and I/O units
Selection of handshaking method
Setting Description
I6 1 RTS/CTS for unit connection

2 No control (free transfer)
$ 3 Control codes DC 1 to 4
I/O start M•E
Parameter for selection between whether or not parity

should be added for DC code output
Selection of DC code parity
Setting DC 3 code
I7 0 NO | { | {
1 YES | | { | {
$
Note:
I/O start M E• This parameter is used only when I6 is set to 3.
Waiting time (sec) for response from I/O units is set.

Time out duration When the set time has passed after the last response,
alarm will be caused.
I8
sec
I/O start M•E
Selection between whether or not DC 2 and DC 4 code

outputs should be made to feed section where paper
tape punch (PTP) start and end are commanded
Feed control flag Lc E E

Feed O (Significant data) O Feed
R R
≠ ≠
DC2 DC4
I9
Setting Description
0 No output of DC2 or DC4
1 Output of DC2 only

2 Output of DC4 only
3 Output of both DC2 and DC4

$
Note:
I/O start M•E This parameter is used only when I6 is set to 3.
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Meaning
Specifying the terminator type

Setting Description
Terminator type 0 No terminator

1 EOB or EOR
2 EOB only
I10 3 EOR only
4 Any one character (character specified by I4)
Any two characters (first character specified by

5
I4, second character fixed to 0)
$ Note:
I/O start M E• Always set to 1 to allow use of paper tape processing.
Selection between whether or not CR code should be

added for output to paper tape punch (PTP)
Enables/disables CR code output to paper
tape punch Setting Description
I11 0 CR code not added (Disable)

1 CR code added (Enable)
$ CR code will be removed without conditions at the time

of input to NC equipment.
I/O start M•E
I12
Specifies the code to be punched on paper tape punch

(PTP) and enable/disable the use of parity check by
Selection of punch code and parity V check paper tape reader (PTR)
Setting Punch code Parity
I13 0 ISO Disable

1 EIA Disable
2 ISO Enable
$ 3 EIA Enable
I/O start M•E
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Meaning
Specifying number of space characters (SP) between O

number and program head in punching the program on
Number of space characters (SP) between paper tape
work No. and data to be punched on paper
tape
I14
O 1 2 3 4 SP SP SP SP CR Program
1 character
I14 (Number of characters)
I/O start M•E
Specifying number of space characters (SP) between

different programs in punching programs on paper tape
Number of space characters (SP) between
programs to be punched on paper tape
M 0 2 CR SP SP SP CR O 1 2 3 4
I15
Program Program
1 character I15 (Number of characters)
I/O start M•E
Specifying number of NULL (feed) characters punched

on leading and tailing portions of paper tape. Paper
Number of leading and tailing feed tape will be fed for 10 times of the number of
characters of paper tape characters set for I16.
I16 I16 x 10 I16 x 10
(number of characters) (number of characters)
E E
Feed O (Significant data) O Feed
10 characters R R
Punch ending
I/O start M•E Tape setting position position
Specifying perforation pattern for loading or punching

“[” by EIA code on paper tape reader/punch
Perforation pattern for “[” code for EIA Count hole positions by 8 units of binary digits (1/0),
and convert the binary number into a decimal number.
Example:
[ Code
I17
$ (0x27)+(1×26)+(0×25)+(0×24)+(1×23)+(1×22)+(0×21) +(0x20) = 76
Setting value
I/O start M•E NM211-00281
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Meaning

“]” by EIA code on paper tape reader/punch
Perforation pattern for “]” code for EIA Count hole positions by 8 units of binary digits (1/0),
Example:
] Code
I18
$ (0x27)+(0×26)+(0×25)+(0×24)+(1×23)+(1×22)+(0×21) +(1x20) = 13
Setting value

“#” by EIA code on paper tape reader/punch
Perforation pattern for “#” code for EIA Count hole positions by 8 units of binary digits (1/0),
Example:
# Code
I19
(0x27)+(1×26)+(1×25)+(0×24)+(1×23)+(1×22)+(0×21) +(1x20) = 109

$
Setting value

“*” by EIA code on paper tape reader/punch
Perforation pattern for “*” code for EIA Count hole positions by 8 units of binary digits (1/0),
Example:
I20 * Code
(0x27)+(1×26)+(1×25)+(1×24)+(1×23)+(0×22)+(1×21) +(0x20) = 122

$
Setting value
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Meaning

“=” by EIA code on paper tape reader/punch
Perforation pattern for “=” code for EIA
Count hole positions by 8 units of binary digits (1/0),
Example:
= Code
I21
$ (0x27)+(1×26)+(0×25)+(1×24)+(1×23)+(0×22)+(1×21) +(1x20) = 91
Setting value

“:” by EIA code on paper tape reader/punch
Perforation pattern for “:” code for EIA
Example:
: Code
I22
$ (0x27)+(1×26)+(0×25)+(0×24)+(0×23)+(1×22)+(1×21) +(0x20) = 70
Setting value
Specifying perforation pattern for paper rewinding

command code for output to tape reader
Perforation pattern for paper tape rewinding
command code
and convert the binary number into a decimal number
Example:
I24 Rewinding
command
code
(0x27)+(0×26)+(0×25)+(1×24)+(1×23)+(1×22)+(1×21) +(0x20) = 30
Setting value
NM211-00287
$ Note:
Set to 0 for the paper tape reader without rewinding
I/O start M•E function.
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Meaning
Setting how often transmission to be repeated after * or

TEXT has been transferred without @ signaled back
Transmission retry frequency for DNC file
from HOST within waiting time set for parameter I28
transfer
HOST NC
* Transmission repeated
@ until @ signaled back

I25
TEXT
@
EOT
NM211-00288
Times
After repetition as often as the set number of times,
I/O start M•E alarm will be caused.
Setting how often return to initial status to be repeated

after @ has been transferred without TEXT or EOT
Acceptance retry frequency for DNC file
signaled back from HOST within waiting time set for
transfer
parameter I29
HOST NC
*
I26 @ Return to initial status
TEXT repeated until TEXT or
EOT signaled back
@
EOT
NM211-00289
Times After repetition as often as the set number of times,
alarm will be caused.
I/O start M•E
Refer to I25.
Transmission retry frequency for DNC

command message transfer
I27
Times
I/O start M•E
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Meaning
Setting of waiting time until NC equipment receives @

signaled from HOST after transmission of * or TEXT
@ waiting time for DNC transfer
HOST NC
* I28/10 sec
@
I28
TEXT I28/10 sec
@
EOT
0.1 sec (ÆI25)
Setting waiting time until NC equipment receives TEXT

or * signaled from HOST after transmission of @ or
TEXT, * waiting time for DNC transfer
reception of EOT
HOST NC
*
@
I29 I29/10 sec
TEXT
@
EOT I29/10 sec
*
0.1 sec @
I/O start M•E (ÆI26) TEXT NM211-00291

6)TT
Setting of waiting time until NC equipment receives
EOT signaled from HOST after transmission of @
EOT waiting time for DNC transfer
HOST NC
*
@
I30
TEXT
@
I30/10 sec
EOT
0.1 sec
I/O start M•E (ÆI26) NM211-00292
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Meaning
Setting of stop time until NC equipment transmits *

after reception of ! from HOST
Stop time after acceptance of ! for DNC
transfer
HOST NC
I31 !
I31/10 sec
0.1 sec
Setting of time until internal resetting of NC equipment

after reception of digital out command
Reset time after digital out for DNC transfer
I32
0.1 sec
I/O start M•E
Setting of time data below

<NC equipment signaling> <NC equipment receiving>
Acceptance Æ transmission switching time
NC equipment stop time after NC equipment stop time after
for DNC transfer
reception of @ from HOST reception of * or TEXT until
until transmission of TEXT or transmission of @
EOT
I33 HOST NC
HOST NC
* * I33/
@ @ 100
I33/
sec
TEXT 100 sec TEXT I33/
@ 100
I33/ @
sec
0.01 sec EOT 100 sec EOT
I/O start M•E NM211-00294 NM211-00295
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Meaning
Setting of waiting time until NC equipment receives * of

command response message signaled from HOST after
Command response message waiting time
transmission of EOT of command message
for DNC transfer
HOST NC
@ Command
I34 message
TEXT
@
EOT
I34/10 sec
Command *
response @
message
0.1 sec TEXT
Note:
I/O start M•E 0 cannot be set. NM211-00296
Each machine is given its own No. for DNC operation.

Tool data and parameters are controlled on the HOST
Machine No. for DNC transfer
side by these data.
I35
$
I/O start M•E
Setting of stop time until NC equipment signals * of

next message after reception of EOT from HOST
Stop time between EOT acceptance and *
transmission for DNC transfer HOST NC
*
@
I37 TEXT
@
EOT
I37/100 sec
*
0.01 sec @
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Meaning
Setting of stop time until NC equipment signals * of

next message after transmission of EOT
Stop time between EOT transmission and *
transmission for DNC transfer HOST NC
*
@
TEXT
I38
@
EOT
I38/100 sec
*
0.01 sec @
Set the number of times that detection of physical

errors during waiting for the first message (ENQ) from
DNC physical error detection repeat times
the host is to be repeated to identify whether the
particular error is due to host power off/on actions or
hardware errors.
After physical errors have occurred, if redetection within
I39 the setting of this parameter succeeds, those errors will
be regarded as not being due to hardware errors and
DNC communication will continue. A DNC alarm will
result if redetection within the setting of the parameter
does not succeed.
0 : Default (5 times)
Times 1 to 255 : Number of times of repetition after the
occurrence of physical errors.
I/O start M•E
Setting number of line feeds before and after printout

operation
Printing line space
I41 ¨ Paper setting

I41 Number Blank line feed position
of lines ¨ Printout start
Printout
I41
¨ Printout end
Number Blank line feed
of lines ¨ Blank line feed
Line end
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Meaning
Setting total number of printout lines per page. This

parameter is used for printing out programs longer than
Total number of lines per printing page
a page.
I42
I42 Number Creasing
of lines perforation
I42
Number
of lines
Line
Set the termination code MAZATROL DC. When the

code that has been set here is found, the program will
MAZATROL DC program termination code 1
be regarded as having terminated.
I49 Example:
O 0001 ;
0103F73A . . . . ;
01048EF . . . . . ;
:
$
:
I/O start M END ; I49 = “E” (Set & 44)
% I50 = “N” (Set & 4E)
I51 = “D” (Set & 45)
If characters END are set in addresses I49, I50 and
MAZATROL DC program termination code 2 I51, then an END code will be regarded as the end
I50 of the program having been set, and the program
will terminate.
$
I/O start M
MAZATROL DC program termination code 3

I51
$
I/O start M
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Meaning
This parameter specifies whether program name

input/output is to be made valid during paper tape
Program name tape input/output valid or
reading or puching.
invalid
I52 = 0 : Input/output of program names invalid
I52 = 1 : Input/output of program names valid
I52
$
I/O start M•E
If I56 = 0 :
Data transfer with CMT is selected
Selection of data transfer type with CMT
If I56 = 1 :
System macro loading/saving is selected.
I56
$
I/O start M•E
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Meaning
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 (0 : YES 1 : NO)
Selection of loading and saving data for Select whether to save set up
CMT, TAPE or DNC I/O operation, and DNC data for CMT, DNC I/O,&
alarm display selection computer link operation.
Selection between whether or
not to load for CMT and DNC
I/O operation
- tool data or tool offset data
I57 - tool data number and suffix
(bit input)
- pitch error compensation of
machine parameter
- jaw data
Selection between whether or
not to load a program whose
workpiece number exist
$ already in NC unit, for CMT,
TAPE or DNC I/O operation
I/O start M•E DNC alarm display selection
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 (0 : NO 1 : YES)
Selection of PTP program end code
Selection between whether
or not O or : code of next
program should be used as
program end for loading a
number of programs
I58
(bit input) M199 When these codes
M198 are loaded, select
M99 whether or not to
M30 use them as PTP
M02 program end.
$
I/O start M•E
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Selection of printer function
or not to print out menu
along with display hard copy
I59 (0 : NO 1 : YES)
(bit input)
Format of MAZATROL programs
printing
0 : Hardcopy format
1 : Character format (High
speed output mode)
$ Commercially available printer function

0 : Commercially available printer invalid
I/O start M•E 1 : Commercially available printer valid
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Meaning
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 (0 : NO 1 : YES)
Selection of functions for DNC I/O
After program reception,
selection between whether or
not work No. search for the
program should be executed

or not alarm caused in DNC
should be indicated

I60 or not loading programs of
(bit input) stored work No. on NC
equipment should be
inhibited

or not to relieve program
rewrite switch function
Data blocks with a data

length of 0 are additionally
output.
The amount of layout data is

calculated in:
(1: 8 bytes/line)
(0: 10 bytes/line)

or not to delete all programs
before work No. 9000 at the
$
time of program reception
I/O start M•E start
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
ID communication function selection (0 : NO 1 : YES)
I61
Alarm output during ID communication
(bit input)
$
I/O start M•E
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Meaning
CMT port assignment
Assignment of ports for CMT

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
I65
CRT type Card name Port (CSA21)
(bit input)
Color QX524
Monochrome QX521 Channel 0
Color QX524
$
I/O start M•E
PTP/PTR port assignment

Assignment of ports for PTP/PTR
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
I66 CRT type Card name Port (CSA21)

(bit input) Color QX524
Color QX524
$
I/O start M•E
Printer port assignment
Assignment of ports for printer

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
I67
(bit input)
Color QX524
Color QX524
$
I/O start M•E
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Meaning
DNC port assignment
Port assignments for DNC

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
I68
(bit input) CRT type Card name Port (CSA21)
Color QX524
$ Color QX524
I/O start M E•
I D port assignment
Port assignments for ID

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
I69
(bit input)
Color QX524
Color QX524
$ Monochrome QX521 Channel 1
I/O start M•E
Selection of printout items in measurement data

printout
Selection of measurement data items to be
0: Not printout
printed out
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1: Print out
Work No., Process No.
Tool No., Work counter
I71 Measurement mode

(bit input)
Target data
Measurement data
Offset data
Tolerance upper/lower
$ Day and time of
measurement
I/O start M•E
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Meaning
Function name registration on the SET UP The characters to be displayed in the “MACH.” field of
I89 RECORD display the SET UP RECORD display can be set in the ASCII
to code format by decimal digit.
I104
ASCII by decimal digit
Instant M
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Notes:
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5. MACHINE PARAMETERS
GROUP A
Data related to the axes is set in MACHINE parameter group A.
Title of display MACHINE PARAMETER No. 1 (No. 5)
Meaning
Traverse speed for each axis is set.

For positioning (straight line positioning) by use of inter-
Maximum rapid traverse speed
polation, positioning feed speed must be the maximum
value within the limit data set for this parameter in any
axis.
End point
Example:
A1
Fx
Tool path
Start point Fz
NM211-00301
Feed speed for each axis will be determined according
to vector from start point to end point.
mm/min (0.1 inches/min) or deg/min Fx or Fz will be corresponding to data set for this
parameter, and remaining will be determined according
Instant M•E to vector quantity.
Set the rapid feedrates to be secured for each axis

during torque limitation
Rapid feedrate during torque limitation
A2
mm/min (0.1 inches/min) or deg/min
Instant M•E
Rapid traverse in manual mode (origin return mode,

rapid traverse mode) will be made at speed set for this
Origin return speed
parameter.
A3
Instant M•E
Setting of maximum C axis feedrate in milling line

machining process (LCT, RGT, LFT)
Cutting feedrate clamp value
Thread chamfering feedrate Set the chamfering feedrate for the threading cycle. If 0
A4 is set here, the machine will operate at one-fourth of the
setting of parameter A1.
Instant M•E
5-1
Meaning
(1) X-axis (diametral value), Z-axis

Specifying fixed point position
Fixed point return position
Coordinates are determined on the machine coordinate
system based on the origin points as reference.
A5 (Z-axis)
Machine
origin A5 (X-axis)/2
A5 point
Fixed
point
NM211-00302
(2) C-axis
Specifying fixed point position
Coordinates are based on the deviation angle from the
C-axis machine origin point.
Fixed point
(+) direction
A5 C-axis machine
(C-axis)
origin point
0.001 mm (0.0001 inches) or 0.001 deg (–) direction
Instant M•E NM211-00303
Setting tool tip measurement tool change position on the

machine coordinate system
Tool tip measurement tool change position
in X-axis (diametral value), Z-axis
A6
A6 Machine
(X-axis)/2 origin point
A6
(Z-axis)
Tool change position

NM211-00304
Instant M•E
5-2
Meaning
Setting workpiece origin point position with respect to

machine origin point on the machine coordinate system
Workpiece origin (fixed point) coordinate
A7 (Z-axis)
Workpiece origin point
(Fixed point)
A7
A7 (X-axis)
Machine
origin point
NM211-00305
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches (This parameter determines workpiece origin point upon
power on. This can be changed by G50 command.)
Power OFF Æ ON E
Setting reference workpiece origin point position with

respect to machine origin point
Machine reference position
Machine
A8 (Z-axis) origin point
A8
A8 (X-axis)/2
Reference workpiece
origin point
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches NM211-00306
Instant M•E
5-3
Meaning

Setting movable range of each axis in (–) and (+)
directions from machine origin point
Soft limit upper end
A9
+X
A9 (X-axis)/2
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches Machine origin point
–Z +Z
Instant M•E Movable range A10 (X-axis)/2
–X
Soft limit lower end A10 (Z-axis) A9

(Z-axis)
A10
NM211-00307
Instant M•E
Setting of shift distance in single direction positioning

Single direction positioning shift distance
Position
A11
A11
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches NM211-00308
Instant M•E
Maximum data for handle interruption is set.

Diametral value is used for X-axis.
Handle interruption clamp data
A12
Instant M•E
5-4
Meaning
Setting shift distance of origin point dog

Dog
Origin point dog shift distance
A13
A13 Ball screw
Dog
NM211-00309
Power OFF Æ ON M E
•
Setting shift distance of machine position

Machine position shift distance
Dog
A14
A14 Ball screw
Dog
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches NM211-00310
Set the machine coordinates of floating reference point.
Floating reference point Example:

G30.1 X10. Z10. ;
With this command, the tool moves past a middle point
A15 of X10. Z10 and then moves at rapid feedrate to the
floating reference point that has been set in this
parameter.
Instant E
5-5
Meaning
Select whether the rotational axis is of the linear type or

the rotational type (this selection is to be made for each
Selection of a linear-type rotational axis
axis).
A18 (bit 0) = 0 : Rotational type

A18
A18 (bit 0) = 1 : Linear type
(bit 0)
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Select how to determine the rotational direction of the

rotational axis.
Selection as to how to determine the
rotational direction of the rotational axis A18 (bit 1) = 0 : Rotation based on program-specified
codes
A18
A18 (bit 1) = 1 : Shortcut rotation
(bit 1)
$
5-6
Meaning
Set the upper and lower limit data of Stored Stroke

Limit II.
A49 Upper and lower limit data of Stored Stroke
Limit II A49 : Upper limit value
A50
A50 : Lower limit value
After travelling stop M•E
5-7
MACHINE PARAMETERS (Groups B and C)
Parameter numbers of address B and address C have identical functions. Parameters of address B,
however, are used for No. 1 spindle head and parameters of address C for No. 2 spindle head.
The parameters of address C are not valid for 2 or 3-axis specifications.
Meaning

Tool Nos. are assigned machine by machine.
B1
B3 Tool head No. Example:
B5 B1(C1) – #1 If tool Nos. are assigned as below:
B7 B3(C3) – #2
B9 B5(C5) – #3
(C1) B7(C7) – #4 Turret
(C3) B9(C9) – #5
(C5)
(C7) T21 to T25
(C9) (#2 = Inside diameter tool)
T1 to T10
<
(#1 = Outside
diameter tool)
Instant M•E Data is set as shown below:
B1 = 1 (First tool No. of outside diameter tool)

B2 B2 = 10 (Number of outside diameter tools)
B4 Number of tools B3 = 21 (First tool No. of inside diameter tool)
B6 B2(C2) – #1 B4 = 5 (Number of inside diameter tools)
B8 B4(C4) – #2
B10 B6(C6) – #3
(C2) B8(C8) – #4
(C4) B10(C10) – #5
(C6)
(C8)
(C10)
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Instant M•E
5-8
Meaning
Number of turret pockets for tool mounting is set.
Number of turret pockets
B11
(C11)
$
Instant M•E
See the description of P14 (bit 7).
B14 Selection of reference tool in updating data

(C14) method during automatic nose measurement
(for EIA)
$
Instant E
Set the angular direction of orientation of the spindle on

headstock 1.
Angular direction of spindle orientation on
headstock 1
Head a
B19
When viewed from the direction of the arrow
B19 =0 B19 0
270 90 90 270
<
180 180
5-9
Meaning
Set the angular direction of orientation of the spindle on

headstock 2
Angular direction of spindle orientation on
headstock 2
a Head
C19
When viewed from the direction of the arrow
C19 =0 C19 0
270 90 90 270
<
180 180
Set the identification number of the tool to be used to

Cleaning tool to be used during chuck jaw
clean the jaws during automatic chuck jaw change
change
(AJC). If 0 is set here or if tool data of the designated
B20
number is unregistered, no cleaning tool will be indexed.
(C20)
This parameter is valid only for a cell system.
<
Instant M•E
Set the name of fourth axis displayed at “POSITION”

Name of the fourth axis at “POSITION” item
item
B31
(C31) ASCII by decimal digit
Instant M•E
Set the name of fifth axis displayed at “POSITION” item

Name of the fifth axis at “POSITION” item
B32
(C32)
ASCII by decimal digit
Instant M•E
5 - 10
Meaning
Setting of chuck outside diameter
Chuck outside diameter (for chuck barrier)
B33
(C33)
B33
(C33)
Power OFF ÆON M NM211-00312
Setting of chuck width B34

(C34)
Chuck width (for chuck barrier)
B34
(C34)
Setting of chuck inside diameter
Chuck inside diameter (for chuck barrier)
B35
(C35)
B35
(C35)

NM211-00314
Power OFF ÆON M
5 - 11
Meaning
Setting of tail body outside diameter
Tail body outside diameter (for tail barrier)
B37
(C37)
B37
(C37)

NM211-00315
Power OFF ÆON M
Setting of tail body length

Tail body length (for tail barrier) B38
(C38)
B38
(C38)

NM211-00316
Power OFF ÆON M
Setting of tail spindle outside diameter

Tail spindle outside diameter
(for tail barrier)
B39
(C39)
B39
(C39)

NM211-00317
Power OFF ÆON M
5 - 12
Meaning
Setting of length with tail spindle at back end
Length with tail spindle at back end B40

(for tail barrier) (C40)
B40
(C40)

NM211-00318
Power OFF ÆON M
Setting of tail head outside diameter
Tail head outside diameter

(for tail barrier)
B41
(C41)
B41
(C41)

NM211-00319
Power OFF ÆON M
Setting of tail head length
Tail head length B42

(for tail barrier) (C42)
B42
(C42)

NM211-00320
Power OFF ÆON M
5 - 13
Meaning
Setting of tail head taper angle
Tail head taper angle

(for tail barrier)
B43
(C43)
B43
(C43)
0.001 deg NM211-00321
Power OFF ÆON M
Setting of biting diameter when tail head is used
Tail head biting diameter

(for tail barrier)
B44
(C44)
B44
(C44)
Workpiece
origin point

NM211-00322
Power OFF ÆON M
Setting of tool post radius
Tool post radius Reference

point
of tool post
(center)
B45
(C45)
B45
Tool post (C45)

NM211-00323
Power OFF ÆON M
5 - 14
Meaning
Setting of tool post width

Tool post width
B46
(C46)
Tool post
B46 (C46)
Tool post position when X-axis is returned to machine

Tool post reference position in X-axis
origin point is set by diametral value.
direction
B47
(C47)
Tool post
B47/2
(C47/2)

Reference workpiece
Power OFF ÆON M origin point
NM211-00325
Tool post position when Z-axis is returned to machine

Tool post reference position in Z-axis
origin point is set.
direction
B48(C48)
B48
(C48)
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches Spindle edge

NM211-00326
Power OFF ÆON M
5 - 15
Meaning
Setting of tool holder mounting position. When plus data

B49 is used, the tool holder is mounted horizontally, and
Tool holder mounting position
B52 minus data downward.
B49(C49) – Type 1
B55
B52(C52) – Type 2 Example:
B58
B55(C55) – Type 3 Type 1
(C49)
B58(C58) – Type 4
(C52)
(C55)
B49 (>0)
(C58)
(C49) (>0)
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B49
B49 (<0)
(>0)
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches (C49)
(C49) (<0)
(>0)
NM211-00327
Same for types 2, 3, 4
Instant M
Setting tool holder width in X-axis direction

B50
B53 Tool holder width in X-axis direction Example:
B56 B50(C50) – Type 1 Type 1
B59 B53(C53) – Type 2
(C50) B56(C56) – Type 3
B50 (where B49>0)
(C53) B59(C59) – Type 4 (C50) (where C49>0)
(C56)
(C59)
B50 (where B49<0)

(C50) (where C49<0)
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches NM211-00328
Instant M
Setting of tool holder width in Z-axis direction

B51
B54 Tool holder width in Z-axis direction Example:
B57 B51(C51) – Type 1 Type 1
B60 B54(C54) – Type 2
(C51) B57(C57) – Type 3
(C54) B60(C60) – Type 4
B51 (where B49>0)
(C57)
(C51) (where
(C60) C49>0)
B51 (where B49<0)
(C51) (where C49<0)
NM211-00329
Instant M
5 - 16
Meaning

Tool nose measurement sensor dimensions are set.
Tool nose measurement sensor width in X- Example 1:

axis direction RENISHAW touch sensor
B61
(C61)
B61 (C61)
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches B62 (C62)
NM211-00330
Instant M
Example 2:
MT pulsar
Tool nose measurement sensor width in Z-

axis direction
B62 B61 (C61)

(C62)
B62 (C62)
NM211-00331
Instant M
5 - 17
Meaning

Setting of sensor reference point coordinates
Tool nose measurement sensor mounting The Z coordinate on the machine coordinate system
position, X-axis (diametral value) and the X coordinate on the reference workpiece
coordinate system are set for parameter B64 and B63
B63 respectively.
(C63)
Tool nose measurement sensor reference point is
positioned as shown below.
Example:
No. 1 spindle head side
B64 Machine origin
point
Instant M Reference point of sensor
B61
Tool nose measurement sensor mounting Tool nose
measurement B63/2
position, Z-axis (diametral value) sensor
B62
B64
(C64) Workpiece reference point
NM211-00332
Note:
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches The tool nose measurement sensor reference point for
No. 2 spindle head must be positioned above left of the
Instant M sensor.
Imaginary Y-axis is composed of A-axis (rotation axis)

and Z-axis as shown below.
Diameter of imaginary Y-axis housing
A-axis movement distance can be calculated from the
value set for B65 and programmed Y-axis movement
B65
distance.
(C65)
A-axis
B65 +Z
aaaa
aa
aa a
k Programmed Y-axis
aa
Yi
r
a
coordinate
Zi
+Y
NM211-00333
r = B65/2
k = A-axis displacement angle
Yi = Y-axis movement distance
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches Zi = Z-axis movement distance
(compensated displacement)
Instant M
5 - 18
Meaning

Values set for these parameters are used to calculate
measurement data.
Workpiece measurement sensor diameter Outside diameter measurement
compensation data for outside diameter
measurement and projection width #1 – #2
B66 Ax= – 2R + B66
measurement 2
(C66)
Projection width measurement
Az= #1 – #2 – 2R + B66

Inside diameter measurement
Instant M
#1 – #2
Ax= + 2R + B67
2
Workpiece measurement sensor diameter Groove width measurement

compensation data for inside diameter
Az= #1 – #2 +2R + B67
measurement and groove width
B67
measurement
(C67)
Ax/Az = Measurement data

#1/#2 = Sensor ON position
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches R = Touch sensor nose R
Instant M
The position of separating plate viewed from spindle

nose is specified.
Position of separating plate
B68 B68 C68

(C68)
Instant M
5 - 19
Meaning
The start point of a tool path drawn on the TOOL PATH

CHECK display is set by a coordinate value of machine
X-coordinate of tool path start point on the
coordinate system.
TOOL PATH CHECK display A
B73
(C73)
B74
B73/2
Machine
origin point

NM211-00334
A: Tool path start point
Instant M•E
Refer to B73.
Z-coordinate of tool path start point on the

TOOL PATH CHECK display
B74
(C74)
Instant M•E
5 - 20
Meaning
Set the spindle limit speed at which the time constant

for the spindle position control is to be changed
Spindle limit speed selection for spindle
B75 position control time constants
(C75) [Spindle speed]
B75 (C75) - Limit speed 1
to B76 (C76) - Limit speed 2 Max. spindle
B77 B77 (C77) - Limit speed 3 speed
(C77)
B77
(C77)
B76
B75 (C76)
(C75)
0 [Time]
B78
(C78)
B79
(C79)
Revolutions
B80
Power OFF Æ ON M•E (C80)
Spindle position control time constants

B78
(C78) B78 (C78) - Time constant 1
to B79 (C79) - Time constant 2
B80 B80 (C80) - Time constant 3
(C80)
1/1000 sec
5 - 21
Meaning
Set the type of tail stock, tool holder and chuck to be

used to form EIA barriers.
EIA barrier selection
Bit 0 : Tail to be used or not 0/1
B81 Bit 1 : Holder present or not 0/1
(C81) Bit 2 : Main chuck outer or inner jaw 0/1
Bit 3 : Sub-chuck outer or inner jaw 0/1
<
Instant E
Set the M-code to be used to rotate the spindle in its

forward direction during a fixed hole-drilling cycle.
M-code for spindle forward rotation during a
B82 fixed hole-drilling cycle If 0 is set here, the M-code will be regarded as M03.
(C82)
<
Power OFF Æ ON E
Set the M-code to be used to rotate the spindle in its

reverse direction during a fixed hole-drilling cycle.
M-code for spindle reverse rotation during a
B83 fixed hole-drilling cycle If 0 is set here, the M-code will be regarded as M04.
(C83)
<
Power OFF Æ ON E
B84 (C84) = 0
Prereading of T-commands becomes valid.
T-command prereading valid or invalid
B84 B84 (C84) = 1
(C84) Prereading of T-commands becomes invalid.
<
Power OFF Æ ON E
5 - 22
Meaning
Designate the control axis number corresponding to the

position switch function. If the machine coordinates of
Position switch axis number
the corresponding axis falls within the parameter-
B97
designated data range, the coorresponding position
(C97)
switch signal will turn on.
to
B97 (C97) Position switch axis number [1]
B106 B98 (C98) Position switch axis number [2]
(C106) B99 (C99) Position switch axis number [3]
Number of controlled axis B105 (C105) Position switch axis number [9]
Instant M
Specify the axis number of the spindle (workpiece axis)

to be used as a reference axis for polygonal machining.
Reference axis for polygonal machining
B108
(C108)
Number of controlled axis
Power OFF Æ ON E
5 - 23
Meaning
Set the dwell time to be secured during the C-axis

unclamping mode in a fixed hole-drilling cycle.
B145 Dwell time during the C-axis unclamping
(C145) mode in a fixed hole-drilling cycle
msec
Set the feedrate during measurement for automatic tool

offsetting.
Feedrate during measurement for automatic
tool offsetting
B148
(C148)
mm/min
Instant E
5 - 24
Meaning
Set the following R0, R1, and R2 data:
B149 Rapid feed overriding R0, R1, and R2 data RAPID

(C149) 100% 50% R2 R1 R0
O O O O O
B150
(C150)
B151
(C151) B149 (C149) : R0
%
B150 (C150) : R1
B151 (C151) : R2
Instant M•E
Specify the maximum spindle speeds for each gear

position during a synchronous tapping cycle.
Maximum spindle speeds for each gear
position during a synchronous tapping cycle The following diagram represents the relationship to
each synchronous tapping time constants:
B153 Time
constant
(C153)
to
B160
(C160) (ms)
Spindle
speed
Set for each gear position
B153 (C153) Maximum spindle speeds setting for

each gear position [1]
rpm B160 (C160) Maximum spindle speeds setting for
5 - 25
Meaning
Specify the critical spindle speeds for each gear

position during a synchronous tapping cycle.
Critical spindle speeds for each gear position
during a synchronous tapping cycle B161 (C161) Critical spindle speeds setting for each
gear position [1]
B161
(C161) B162 (C162) Critical spindle speeds setting for each
gear position [2]
to B163 (C163) Critical spindle speeds setting for each
gear position [3]
B168
(C168) B164 (C164) Critical spindle speeds setting for each
gear position [4]
B165 (C165) Critical spindle speeds setting for each
gear position [5]
gear position [6]
gear position [7]
rpm B168 (C168) Critical spindle speeds setting for each
gear position [8]
If the rotational speed of the tool rotational axis during

polygonal machining exceeds the setting of this
Maximum permissible speed of the rotational
parameter, that rotational speed will be clamped at this
axis for polygonal machining
setting.
B169
(C169)
rpm
Power OFF Æ ON E
5 - 26
Meaning
This parameter adjusts the analog output/input offsets

value of DIO cards (such as QX539).
Analog input/output offsets adjustment
Para- Para- Correspond-

meter Description meter Description ing card
B177
(C177) Analog output Analog input First
B177 channel 1 C177 channel 1 card
to Analog output Analog input Second
B181
(C181) Analog output Analog input Third
Analog output Analog input Fourth
Analog output Analog input Fifth
Setting for analog output

– 8191 × Measured voltage (V)
=
< 10.56 (V)
Setting for analog input = Offset value
Instant M•E
This parameter adjusts the analog output gain levels of

DIO cards (such as DX539).
Analog output gain
B182 Parameter Corresponding

Description card
Analog output
B182 channel 1 First card
to
Analog output
B186 B183 channel 2 Second card
Analog output
B184 channel 3 Third card
Analog output
B185 channel 4 Fourth card
Analog output
B186 channel 5 Fifth card
Correct voltage (V)

Setting = × 4096
<
Measured voltage (V)
Instant M•E
5 - 27
Notes:
5 - 28
Meaning
Set the maximum data of the operating ranges of the #1

to #10 position switches.
Maximum position switch data
B209 (C209) Maximum position switch data [1]
B209
(C209) B211 (C211) Maximum position switch data [3]
to
B218
(C218)
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches B217 (C217) Maximum position switch data [9]
Insant M•E
Set the minimum data of the operating ranges of the #1

to #10 position switches.
Minimum position switch data
B219 (C219) Minimum position switch data [1]
B219
(C219)
to
B228 B223 (C223) Minimum position switch data [5]
(C228)
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches B227 (C227) Minimum position switch data [9]
Insant M•E
Set the distance between the two turrets.
Opposed-turret mirror image

B229 Distance between the turrets
(C229)
Distance between
opposed-turrets
5 - 29
Meaning
Set the lengths of the sides of a triangle formed

according to the particular angle of inclination.
Dimensions of the virtual Y-axis, real X-axis
and real Y-axis for inclined Y-axis offsetting Virtual Y-axis Real
X-axis
B230
(C230) B230
B231
(C231) (C230)
B231
(C231)
Real
B232 B232 Y-axis
(C232) (C232)
B230 (C230) Inclined Y-axis offsetting Virtual Y-axis
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches B231 (C231) Inclined Y-axis offsetting Real X-axis
Instant M•E B232 (C232) Inclined Y-axis offsetting Real Y-axis
5 - 30
Meaning
Premeasurement point
Measurement area for automatic tool
offsetting FP U V
FR
X, Z
A B C D
B237
(C237) Starting S(Xs, Zs) T
point
to B237/B238 B237/B238
B240 FR: Rapid feed
B239/B240
(C240) FP: Feedrate set
by parameter
I Xa-XsI, IZa-ZsI
(Xa, Za)
Measurement area setting for automatic tool

B237 (C237) offsetting X-axial direction
Measurement area setting for automatic tool
B238 (C238) offsetting Z-axial direction
Deceleration area setting for automatic tool
B239 (C239) offsetting X-axial direction
Deceleration area setting for automatic tool
B240 (C240) offsetting Z-axial direction
Instant E
Set the jaw shape data for forming chuck barriers using
an EIA/ISO program.
EIA chuck barrier A
Jaw shape dimensions C
D
B241
(C241)
B
to
B245 E
(C245)
B241 (C241) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension A

B242 (C242) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension B
B243 (C243) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension C
B244 (C244) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension D
B245 (C245) EIA chuck barrier : Jaw shape dimension E
Instant E
5 - 31
Meaning
Set the holder shape data for forming chuck barriers

using an EIA/ISO program.
EIA chuck barrier
Holder-under type Holder-side type
Holder dimensions
B246 B246
Turret
(C246) B246 Turret
B248
to B247
B247
B248
(C248)
B248
B246 (C246) EIA chuck barrier : Holder mounting

position
B247 (C247) EIA chuck barrier : X-axial width of the

holder
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches EIA chuck barrier : Z-axial width of the
B248 (C248)
holder
Instant E
Set the tool nose position data for forming chuck

barriers using an EIA/ISO program.
EIA chuck barrier
Tool nose position

Holder-under type Holder-side type
B249
(C249)
B250
(C250)
B250
B250 B249
B249
B249 (C249) EIA chuck barrier : Z-axial nose position

of the tool
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches B250 (C250) EIA chuck barrier : X-axial nose position
of the tool
Instant E
5 - 32
Meaning
EIA chuck barrier B251

Sub-chuck mounting position
B251
(C251)
Machine origin
position
Instant E
Set the dimensional data for forming tail barriers using

an EIA/ISO program.
EIA tail barrier
Tail dimensions <During tail operation>
B252
(C252)
to
B254
B252
(C254) B253
<During tail reversing>
B254
Machine origin position
B252 (C252) EIA tail barrier : Tail extruding length

B253 (C253) EIA tail barrier : Workpiece length
B254 (C254) EIA tail barrier :
Distance from the machine origin
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches position to the leading edge position
during tail reversing
Instant E
5 - 33
Meaning
Set the dimensions shown in the diagram below.
Tool reference position Tool reference

Turret position
(For Integrex machines, this parameter is
related to the vertical turning tool)
B257
(C57)
B258 B258
(C258)
B257
Reference workpiece origin
X-axial tool reference position (For Integrex

B257 (C257) machines, vertical turning tool)
Z-axial tool reference position (For Integrex
B258 (C258) machines, vertical turning tool)
Instant M•E

Tool reference position (For horizontal Tool
turning) reference
position
B259 Only for Integrex machines
B260
B260
B259
Reference workpiece origin
X-axial tool reference position (Horizontal

B259 turning tool) (Only for Integrex and B
address)
Z-axial tool reference position (Horizontal
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches B260 turning tool) (Only for Integrex and B
address)
Instant M•E
5 - 34
Meaning
Tool reference position (For vertical milling) Tool

reference
Only for Integrex machines position
B261
B262
B262 B261
Reference workpiece zero point
X-axial tool reference position

B261 (Vertical milling tool) (Only for Integrex and B
address)
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches Z-axial tool reference position
B262
(Vertical milling tool) (Only for Integrex and B
Instant M•E address)
Tool reference position (For horizontal Set the dimensions shown in the diagram below.
milling) Tool
reference
Only for Integrex machines position
B263
B264
B264
B263
Reference workpiece zero point
X-axial tool reference position (Horizontal

B263
milling tool) (Only for Integrex and B address)
0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches Z-axial tool reference position (Horizontal
B264 milling tool) (Only for Integrex and B address)
Instant M•E
5 - 35
Notes:
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This Manual is published to assist experienced personnel on the

All Mazak machine tools are engineered with a number of safety

Do not attempt to operate or perform maintenance / repair on the

Certain covers, doors or safety guards may be open or removed to

This manual was considered complete and accurate at the time of

Using the NC Parameter Lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.

Parameter List Outline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.

Machine Parameters ............................... 5.

MAZATROL T-PLUS NC PARAMETER LISTS

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only by qualified personnel.

center for additional information.

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2-1 NC PARAMETER LIST STRUCTURE

Effective condition Applicable program

—: Title of display showing required parameter

Address Setting value for parameter indicated here

ÿ: Detailed description of a parameter function

P1 (bit 0) Enables/disables acceleration in an upward slope during Instant M

(bit 3) Selection between Enables/disables acceleration distance Instant M

(bit 5) Selection between whether or not tool should be returned Instant M

(bit 7) Selection between whether or not tool should be returned Instant M

(bit 5) Selection of whether the position of fixed point is to be Instant M

(bit 7) Selection of an angle margin for nose shape compensation Instant M

P3 (bit 0) Enables/disables Z offset check Instant M•E

P4 (bit 0) TLY process function selection Instant M

(bit 3) Spindle synchronizing pattern Instant M

P6 (bit 0) Selection of whether immediate indexing of the Instant M•E

(bit 1) Selection of the order of spare tool selection Instant M•E

(bit 4) Multi-edged tool valid/invalid selection Instant M

(bit 1) Selection between whether or not stock material shape Instant M