Heidenhain CNC Pilot 4290 V7.1 Description of B and Y axes Manuel d'utilisateur Page 10

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1.1 Basics
Multipoint tools for the B axis
If several tools are mounted on a tool holder, this is are referred to as
a “multipoint tool.” Each cutting edge (tool) of a multipoint tool is
assigned a separate ID number and description.
The position angle, which is identified by “C” in the figure, is
included in the tool data. When a cutting edge (tool) of a multipoint tool
is activated, the CNC PILOT will rotate the multipoint tool into the
correct position. The position is determined from the position angle, to
which the offset position angle from the tool change routine is added.
This allows inserting the tool either in the “normal” attitude or “upside
down.”
The photo shows a multipoint tool with three cutting edges.
The tool magazine
The CNC PILOT supports a pocket-based tool magazine with up to 99
tools. Pocket-based means that each tool is assigned a specific pocket
in the magazine. The machine operator assigns the pockets when
setting up the magazine.
The magazine list indicates the current assignment of the tool
magazine. The tools are entered in this list with their ID numbers.
Tool programming: The magazine tools are intended for the B axis.
The command G714 is provided for changing and positioning the tools.
Alternatively, you can also use single commands (G0, G15, etc.) to
program a tilting of the B axis and a rotation of the tool to the position
angle. Please note, however, that you will need to declare the tool
position with G712 in that case.
C0
C120
C240
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