The common operating states of CNC stone engraving machines mainly include idle state, locked state, locked state, emergency stop state, running state, and paused state.
1. Idle state
This is the most common state. In this state, the machine tool currently has no action output, and is ready to accept new tasks and start new actions at any time.
2. Locked state
The locked state is an internal state, generally referring to the state switching. So under normal circumstances, users cannot access it.
3. Emergency stop state
This is an abnormal state. When there is a hardware failure in the machine tool or the user presses the "Emergency Stop" button, the system enters this state and performs the pre-defined protection actions, such as turning off the spindle motor, cooling pump, etc. In this state, the machine tool is also locked and cannot perform any new actions. After the user eliminates the hardware failure or releases the emergency stop switch, the system automatically performs the "reset" operation to restore the machine tool to the "idle" state.
4. Running state
When the machine tool is performing an action, the system enters the running state.
5. Pause state
When the machine tool is moving, if the user executes the "Operation|Pause" command, or the system resolves to M01 (waiting for instructions), the system enters the pause state and waits for further input from the user. The user can continue the execution by executing the "Operation|Start" command, or execute the "Stop" or "Reset" command to terminate the current operation and put the system into the "Idle" state.
How to operate the CNC stone engraving machine in common states?
Oct 08, 2024
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