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10. If your program has been loaded before, you will need to type "Y" when the question arises to copy over the existing file,
and then press WRITE
4. Press WRITE
6. Press WRITE
16. If your program did not go according to plan; Press EXTEND [F8] twice
19. Press the RESET button to remove the turmoil placed on the machine
How to edit your program on the machine:
1. Select the PROGRAM OPERATIONS
3. Input a "*"
4. Find your program with the arrows: you may need to page up/down
5. Press WRITE
7. Find your program with the arrows: you may need to page up/down
9. You may need to type "Y" if the question arises to copy over the existing file and then press WRITE
All the letters but G and M come right before specification values -
extra a G or M followed by a number will trigger a specific type of
info: behavior while any other letter followed by a number specifies a rate,
offset, position, or other such thing.
A Angle measurement (F4.4 for inch / F5.3 for metric).
B Angle measurement for threads (F4.4 for inch / F5.3 for
metric).
C
Coordinate values on linear axis (F3.3 for inch and
metric).
F Feed rate.
G > there's lots and lots of G-codes, so it gets its own section, below <
H Thread height (LAP) (F4.4 for inch / F5.3 for metric).
J Lead value for threading (F4.4 for inch / F5.3 for metric).
K
Arc center offset (F4.4 for inch / F5.3 for metric).
L
Lap command (F4.4 for inch / F5.3 for metric).
> there's lots and lots of G-codes, so it gets its own section, below <
M
N Sequence number (F4.0 for inch and metric).
S
Spindle speed (F4.0 for inch and metric).
U
Finish amount (LAP) (F4.4 for inch / F5.3 for metric).
W
LAP command (F4.4 for inch / F5.3 for metric).
X
Diameter dimension word (F4.4 for inch / F5.3 for metric).
G00 Positioning M
G01 Linear Interpolation M
G02 Circular Interpolation (CW) M
G03 Circular Interpolation (CCW) M
G04 Dwell X
M08 Coolant ON M
M09 Coolant OFF M
M12 M-Tool Spindle STOP M
M13 M-Tool Spindle CW M
M14 M-Tool Spindle CCW M
M15 C-Axis Positioning <POS)< TD> M
M16 C-Axis Positioning (NEG) M
M17 CEJ MATIC :Request of Data transfer M
M18 Post-process Gauging RS232C: Request of Data transfer M
M32 Straight In-feed along thread face mode (on left face) M
M34 Straight In-feed along thread face mode (on right face) M
1
program name / 1 NLAP (rough OD) 1 arc cutting (type 1)
graphics data
2 NLAP (finish OD) 2 arc cutting (type 2)
2 startup block
3 drilling (x-axis, deep)
drilling (along z-axis,
3 into center of stock) drilling (z-axis, off-center
tool change 4 pattern)
3 command 4 grooving
5 squaring the end face
4 end of program 5 threading
6 keyway end face
7 keyway longitudinal
The one and only 8 longitudinal thread angle
COMPLETE PROGRAM EXAMPLE 9 longitudinal thread
(uses several of the blocks of example
code, including an extra live tooling thread 10 offset circle
block).
11 straight lines
1:
(start at rough stock clearance position)
G96 (constant surface speed setting)
1: G85 NLAP1 D__ F__ U__ W__
rough OD
barstock NLAP1 G81
NLAP G00 X0
G01 Z0 G42 F___
___________ (profile code)
G40 X______ (X -clearance posistion)
G80
--- NOTES ---
The G85 command triggers the rough cut subroutine - NLAP1 means
that its the subroutine #1, and the D value is the depth of the cut (the
depth as diameter).
The F value is the roughing feedrate in inches per revolution (IPR), the U
value is the OD of the finish (0 .030 typ.), and the W value is the shoulder
finish (0 .004 typ.).
The G81 command is for longitudinal profile cuts.
The G42 command sets tool compensation right - the F value is the
finish feedrate.
The G40 command turns the tool compensation off.
The G80 command signals the end of the subroutine.
The G87 command calls the finish subroutine - this NLAP number
matches with the rough NLAP number, thus "NLAP1".
G97 S_______ (direct control of RPM)
3: G00 X__ Z__ (rapid move to start of drill position - be sure to allow
drilling for clearance)
operation G74 X0 Z-__ D__ L__ F__ E__
G00 X__ Z__ (move to clearance position)
--- NOTES ---
The G74 command signals the start of the drilling cycle. The Z value is
the depth value, the D value is the dwell increment (for chip break), the L
value is the retraction increment (clearance for the broken chips), the F
value is the feedreate in inches per revolution (IPR), and the E value is the
dwell time (in seconds).
G00X C T1111SB=400
1: G94 Z.5M13
live tooling G01Z F10.0
arc
example
G102C L F20.0
#1 G00X C
G01Z F10.0
G102C L F20.0
--- NOTES ---
3:
drilling x- G94 X1___ Z___ T1010 SB=1500
axis
(deep)
G183 X__ Z__ C__ I__ D__ E__ F__
C60
C120
C180
C240 Open window with the
C300 program used
G180 to make the above
sample.
--- NOTES ---
G00X2.40C0T1111SB=3000
5: G94X2.4Z.5M13
squaring
G01 Z-.125 F10.0
the G101C90F20.0
end face C180
C270
C0
G00X2.60C0
G94X2.6Z.5M13
G01 Z-.250 F10.0 Open window with the
program used
to make the above
G101C90F20.0
sample.
C180
C270 --- NOTES ---
6:
keyway end G94 X __ Z __ T1111 SB=3000
face X __ Z __
G190 X__ Z__ C__ K__ D__ W__ E__ F__
M211M213
C210
C330 Open window with the
G180 program used
to make the above
sample.
--- NOTES ---
G95 X__ Z__ T1010 SB=1000
9: G185 X__ Z__ C__ F__ SA=20
longitudinal X2.05 C0
thread
X1.95 C0
X1.85 C0
G180
Open window with the
program used
to make the above
sample.
--- NOTES ---
10: G00X__ C__ T1111SB=3000
offset circle G94 Z.5 M13
G01 Z-.125 F10.0
G103X__ C__ L__ F20.0
X2.0C0L0.75
G01 Z-.250 F10.0 Open window with the
G103X1.0C180L0.75F20.0 program used
X2.0C0L0.75 to make the above
sample.
--- NOTES ---
11: G00X__ C__ T1111SB=3000
straight lines G94Z.5M13
on end face
G01Z__ F10.0
G101C__ F20.0
G00X__ Z__ C__ .
G01Z-.250F10.0 Open window with the
program used
to make the above
sample.
--- NOTES ---