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BORE MILLING (Cycle 208, software option 19) 3.9
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Please note while programming:
Program a positioning block for the starting point
(hole center) in the working plane with radius
compensation R0.
The algebraic sign for the cycle parameter DEPTH
determines the working direction. If you program
DEPTH=0, the cycle will not be executed.
If you have entered the bore hole diameter to be
the same as the tool diameter, the TNC will bore
directly to the entered depth without any helical
interpolation.
An active mirror function does not influence the type
of milling defined in the cycle.
Note that if the infeed distance is too large, the tool
or the workpiece may be damaged.
To prevent the infeeds from being too large, enter
the maximum plunge angle of the tool in the ANGLE
column of the tool table. The TNC then automatically
calculates the max. infeed permitted and changes
your entered value accordingly.
Danger of collision!
Use the machine parameter displayDepthErr to
define whether, if a positive depth is entered, the
TNC should output an error message (on) or not (off).
Keep in mind that the TNC reverses the calculation
for pre-positioning when a positive depth is
entered. This means that the tool moves at rapid
traverse in the tool axis to set-up clearance below
the workpiece surface!
- User’s Manual 1
- Cycle Programming 1
- About this Manual 4
- Intended place of operation 9
- Legal information 9
- Fundamentals 10
- 73498x-02 10
- Contents 11
- Fundamentals / 39
- Overviews 39
- Fundamentals / Overviews 40
- 1.1 Introduction 40
- Available Cycle Groups 1.2 41
- 1.2 Available Cycle Groups 41
- Using Fixed Cycles 43
- 2.1 Working with fixed cycles 44
- Working with fixed cycles 2.1 45
- Using GLOBAL DEF information 49
- Entering PATTERN DEF 53
- Using PATTERN DEF 53
- Defining a single pattern 55
- Defining a full circle 57
- Point tables 2.4 59
- 2.4 Point tables 59
- Drilling 63
- Fixed Cycles: Drilling 64
- 3.1 Fundamentals 64
- G240, software option 19) 65
- DRILLING (Cycle 200) 3.3 67
- 3.3 DRILLING (Cycle 200) 67
- G204, software option 19) 77
- 3.11 Programming Examples 90
- Programming Examples 3.11 91
- Tapping / Thread 93
- 4.1 Fundamentals 94
- ISO: G207) 100
- Cycle run 101
- Cycle parameters 103
- Prerequisites 105
- G262, software option 19) 107
- 4.11 Programming Examples 126
- Programming Examples 4.11 127
- Fixed Cycles: 129
- Pocket Milling / 129
- Stud Milling / Slot 129
- 5.1 Fundamentals 130
- G253, software option 19) 139
- G254, software option 19) 143
- G257, software option 19) 152
- 5.8 Programming Examples 156
- Programming Examples 5.8 157
- Pattern Definitions 159
- 6.1 Fundamentals 160
- G221, software option 19) 164
- 6.4 Programming Examples 166
- Programming Examples 6.4 167
- Contour Pocket 169
- Fixed Cycles: Contour Pocket 170
- 7.1 SL Cycles 170
- SL Cycles 7.1 171
- Superimposed contours 7.3 173
- 7.3 Superimposed contours 173
- G120, software option 19) 177
- G121, software option 19) 179
- G123, software option 19) 184
- G124, software option 19) 185
- G125, software option 19) 187
- Programming Examples 7.10 189
- 7.10 Programming Examples 189
- Cylindrical Surface 195
- 8.1 Fundamentals 196
- ISO: G127, software option 1) 197
- 8.5 Programming Examples 206
- Programming Examples 8.5 207
- Defining contour descriptions 212
- Superimposed contours 214
- Contour description programs: 219
- Multipass Milling 223
- 10.1 Fundamentals 224
- G231, software option 19) 227
- G232, software option 19) 231
- Programming Examples 10.5 235
- 10.5 Programming Examples 235
- Cycles: Coordinate 237
- Transformations 237
- 11.1 Fundamentals 238
- (Cycle 7, DIN/ISO: G53) 240
- Editing mode of operation 242
- Configuring the datum table 244
- To exit a datum table 244
- Status displays 244
- G80, software option 1) 253
- Resetting 255
- Workspace monitoring 256
- Programming Examples 11.10 259
- 11.10 Programming Examples 259
- Cycles: Special 261
- Functions 261
- Cycles: Special Functions 262
- 12.1 Fundamentals 262
- Function 263
- ISO: G36) 266
- Cycle function 267
- ISO: G225) 270
- Using Touch Probe 273
- Using Touch Probe Cycles 274
- Probe Cycles 277
- Multiple measurements 279
- Touch probe table 13.3 281
- 13.3 Touch probe table 281
- Touch Probe 283
- Cycles: Automatic 283
- Measurement 283
- Misalignment 283
- 14.1 Fundamentals 284
- Fundamentals 14.1 285
- Datum Setting 303
- 15.1 Fundamentals 304
- Fundamentals 15.1 305
- Workpiece 355
- Inspection 355
- 16.1 Fundamentals 356
- Fundamentals 16.1 357
- G420, software option 17) 364
- G421, software option 17) 367
- G431, software option 17) 392
- 16.14 Programming Examples 395
- Programming Examples 16.14 395
- 17.1 Fundamentals 400
- G460, software option 17) 405
- 5 TCH PROBE 461 CALIBRATE TS 407
- Q434=+5 ;DATUM 407
- Kinematics 413
- Overview 415
- 18.2 Prerequisites 416
- ISO: G450, Option) 417
- Logging function 418
- Notes on data management 419
- DIN/ISO: G451, option) 420
- Positioning direction 422
- Notes on the accuracy 425
- Backlash 427
- Various modes (Q406) 432
- DIN/ISO: G452, option) 434
- Drift compensation 441
- Tool Measurement 445
- 19.1 Fundamentals 446
- Fundamentals 19.1 447
- Tables of Cycles 461
- 20.1 Overview 462
- Overview 20.1 463
- Touch probes from HEIDENHAIN 468
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