Setting tool length (H) and part zero (G54) on the Mitsubishi M70: OFFSET/TOOL OFFSET, X-Y zero with an edge finder, Z zero from the part top, G43 tool length compensation and a safe check.
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Mitsubishi M70/M700 panel keys (MONITOR, EDIT, OFFSET, MSTB HISTORY, etc.) and the full machining-center G-code list: motion, compensation, canned cycles, coordinate, macro and measuring codes.
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Measuring X–Y squareness error and Pitch Error Compensation setup on the Mitsubishi M70 CNC: square master/indicator measurement, #4000 parameters, axis selection, entering values and Drive Monitor check.
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Program Restart Type 2 on the Mitsubishi M70/M700: MONITOR-RESEARCH-TYPE 2, Top Search and File Set, entering a line/block number, modal G-code check, G43 and G41/G42 risks, Type 3 and a safe start.
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Restarting an interrupted program with Program Restart Type 1 on the Mitsubishi M70/M700: MONITOR-RESEARCH-TYPE 1, restart search, MSTB History (M S T B), tool/speed/coolant selection and a safe restart with low override.
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Stopping and cancelling a program on the Mitsubishi M70/M700: FEED HOLD, SINGLE BLOCK, M00/M01, cancel with RESET, reset to start with TOP SEARCH, resume vs restart and EMERGENCY STOP.
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Deleting, copying and backing up programs on the Mitsubishi M70/M700: single/bulk delete, line vs program delete, MEMORY PROTECT, copy under a different O number, backup to USB/CF card and restore with subprograms.
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Transferring a program from a computer and DNC on the Mitsubishi M70/M700: RS-232/Ethernet/Host Link, communication settings, sending to NC memory, direct running in DNC/TAPE mode and connection loss.
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Calling a program from a CF card and USB memory on the Mitsubishi M70/M700: device selection, file preparation, copy to NC memory, source/target direction, same O number, direct external running and File I/O error.
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Running a program in NC memory safely on the Mitsubishi M70/M700: AUTO/MEMORY mode, CYCLE START, Feed/Rapid Override, SINGLE BLOCK, stopping with FEED HOLD, the effect of RESET and program-end checks.
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