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Access Tool Table

Press TOOL TABLE key, navigate to the problematic tool entry shown in %1 parameter.

Use F4 to switch between different tool table views for better parameter visibility

Verify Centering Angle Parameter

Check column ANGLE or parameter T-ANGLE in tool table. Verify it matches actual tool tip angle (typically 118° for standard drills, 90° for chamfer tools).

Incorrect angle values can cause workpiece damage during probing

Update Tool Geometry

Correct the centering angle value and press ENT to confirm. Ensure tool length and radius are also accurate.

Use TOOL CALL to activate the corrected tool before running AWG cycle

Test AWG Function

Execute a test AWG cycle in single block mode to verify tool acceptance by optimization routine.

Open AWG Cycle Definition

Navigate to the program line containing Cycle 444 (AWG Reference Plane) or Cycle 441 (AWG Workpiece).

Use GOTO function to quickly locate cycle calls in long programs

Check Q Parameters

Verify Q260 (centering angle) and Q342 (tool selection criteria) parameters match available tools in tool table.

Q260 must match at least one tool's centering angle exactly

Review Tool Selection Logic

Check Q340 (tool number) - if set to 0, system searches all tools. Verify search criteria allows suitable tool selection.

Set Q340 to specific tool number to force selection if automatic search fails

Validate Cycle Parameters

Press CYCLE DEF key and re-enter cycle with corrected parameters, ensuring Q260 matches available tool angles.

Backup Current Tool Table

Access MOD function, select tool table backup to create safety copy before modifications.

Always backup tool data before making corrections to prevent data loss

Scan Tool Table Entries

Review all tool entries for missing or zero values in ANGLE, LENGTH, and RADIUS columns. Look for corrupted characters or invalid data.

Use CTRL+F search function to quickly find incomplete tool entries

Restore Missing Parameters

Complete all missing tool geometry data, especially centering angles for probing tools. Reference tool manufacturer specifications.

Standard twist drills use 118°, center drills typically use 60°

Reload Tool Table

Save changes and perform soft reset (CTRL+ALT+DEL) to ensure tool table updates are properly loaded into system memory.

Access Machine Parameters

Enter MOD mode, navigate to machine parameters section. Check MP7440-MP7449 range for AWG-related settings.

Machine parameter changes require proper authorization level and can affect machine operation

Verify AWG Parameters

Check MP7440 (AWG enable), MP7441 (tool search criteria), and related parameters for correct configuration.

Document original parameter values before making changes for easy rollback

Reset to Default Values

If parameters appear corrupted, reset AWG-related machine parameters to factory defaults and reconfigure as needed.

Parameter reset affects all AWG operations - coordinate with production schedule