Mitsubishi Electric EZMotion-NC E60 Programming Manual

About this manual

This manual explains the safety precautions, operational notes and programming procedures required to use the EZMotion‑NC E60 numerical control system. It emphasizes the three safety levels—Danger, Warning and Attention—and advises users to consult the machine builder's specifications before operation.

The document details axis control, coordinate system setup, tool compensation, macro programming and auxiliary functions. Appendices include program parameter tables, error codes and command priority information, helping technicians configure and maintain the system effectively. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

• Safety Precautions
• Operation Notes
• Programming Instructions
• Axis Control
• Coordinate System
• Tool Compensation
• Macro Programs
• Auxiliary Functions
• Appendices

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What safety levels are defined in the manual?

The manual classifies safety items into three levels: Danger, Warning and Attention.

When do changes to tool compensation become effective?

Changes to tool compensation take effect from the next block or after several blocks, depending on the situation.

Where can I find the list of G‑code commands?

The G‑code command list is provided in the section titled “G指令一覽表”.

What should be checked before starting actual machining?

Before actual machining, the machine should run empty‑load to verify the program, tool compensation values and workpiece compensation values.