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G63 Tapping mode


G64 Cutting mode


G65 Macro Call


G66 Macro modal call


G67 Macro modal call cancel


G68 Coordinate rotation


G69 Coordinate rotation cancel
G70


G71 Input in inches


G72 Metric input


G73 Peck drilling cycle


G74 Counter tapping cycle


G75 Plunge grinding cycle (0-GSC)


G76 Fine boring cycle


G77 Direct constant-
dimension plunge grinding cycle(0-GSC)


G78 Continuous-feed surface grinding cycle(0-GSC)


G79 Intermittent-feed surface grinding cycle(0-GSC)


G80 Canned cycle cancel/external operation function cancel


G81 Drilling cycle, spot boring cycle or external operation function


G82 Drilling cycle or counter boring cycle
G83 Peck drilling cycle
G84 Tapping cycle
G85 Boring cycle
G86 Boring cycle
G87 Back boring cycle
G88 Boring cycle
G89 Boring cycle
G90 Absolute dimension input
G91 Incremental dimension input
G92 Setting for work coordinate system or clamp at maximum spindle speed
G93
G94 Feed mm/min or inch/min
G95 Feed mm/rev or inch/ rev (constant speed)
G96 Constant surface speed control (in m/min or feed/min) ON
G97 Constant surface speed control cancel (in m/min or feed/min) OFF and freeze last speed of G96
G98 Return to initial point in canned cycle
G99 Return to R point in canned cycle
G107 Cylindrical interpolation
G150 Normal direction control cancel mode
G151 Normal direction control left side on
G152 Normal direction control left side on
G160 In-feed control function cancel(0-GSC)
G161 In-feed control function (0-GSC)


CNC TURNING CENTRE PROGRAMMING, SETUP & OPERATION
CNC Course

2013. CD course or Hardcover, 3rd supplemented edition...$85.
Ships from and sold by CNC Academy.com

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OVERVIEW

CNC Turning Center Setup and Operation Course is a advanced method of learning CNC programming techniques starting with CNC basics and taking reader to advanced features, combined with real experience in setting procedures and machining operations.It is fully indexed (via Table of Contents) to help the user quickly locate topics of interest, this “industrial strength” CD Course presents most common CNC Lathe programming subjects in great depth and is equally applicable to all major CNC Controls and CNC turning operations. That knowledge can be easily applied on CNC controls like Siemens, Okuma, Haas, Mazak,Heidenhain, Fadal…If you're a beginner 'newbie' or an advanced CNC Programmer who wants to fine-tune, sharpen or just simply skyrocket your skills through the ceiling...This CNC Course takes a complete Newbie who knows nothing about CNC programming and skyrockets his skills into a professional competent programmer. When you study this course and understand it completely, you will have the best chance for a good job.

FEATURES

This course covers the concepts of programming the Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Turning Centre - Lathe. Filled with dozens of illustrations, tables, formulas, tips, shortcuts, and practical examples, this widely respected CNC programmer has structured the eBook in a logical order that is readily adaptable to virtually all levels of CNC training, from the basic to the advanced.

CONTENTS


1. Basic design of the CNC lathe and the CNC control
Safety functions and devices
2. Coordinate system, axis on the CNC lathe
3. 0-point and reference point
4. Basic operation of the CNC lathe
5. Turn on the machine and the CNC control
6. Establish the tool offset and program 0-point
7. Understanding Feeds and speeds calculation
8. G-code system, basic function, M-functions
9. CNC Programming, Contour programming, champher and radius
10. Program examples with setting instructions
11. Operations

This course will teach you:

- Basics of CNC
- CNC machine components and configuration
- Programmable functions and accessories
- Directions of motion (axes) and fundamental geometrical principles
- Home position (Reference point) for each axis
- Flow of the CNC process
- Which coordinate systems we have to know
- Machine coordinate system
- Setting m/c coordinate system
- Direction of motion (axes)
- Workpiece coordinate system
- Definition of workpiece position
- Motion types
- G - codes (preparatory function)
- M - codes (miscellaneous function)
- Absolute command (G90)
- Incremental command (G91)
- Understanding of interpolation
- Rapid motion
- Feed rate (F function)
- Circular interpolation - circular motion (G02 and G03)
- Program zero, workpiece zero – positions of zero points
- Metric/Imperial dimensions G70, G71, G700, G710
TOOL OFFSETS
- What are offsets
- Why we need offsets
- How to organize offsets
- Types of compensation
- How to measure tools
- Reasons for cutter radius compensation
- How to program cutter radius compensation, example
- Dimensional tool (wear) offsets
- Tool nose radius compensation
- What are other types of compensation
LANGUAGE ELEMENTS OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGe
- Address, Data, Word, Block, Sequence, Program ?
- Types of programs
PROGRAM FORMATING
- Reasons to format CNC programs
- Types of program format (program start-up, tool ending, tool start-up, and
program ending)
- Program configuration, structure and contents of an CNC program
- How to Prepare the work piece drawing
- Steps to prepare (mark up print, machining process, calculate coordinates,
selecting of tools, plan setup)
- How to define machining sequences
- How to create a machining plan
- How to translate the work steps into the machining language
- How to combine all individual steps in a program
- Simple programming example
- Program sample for machining a groove
- Practical examples of CNC programs
- Setting of selected cutting conditions
- Setup on Lathes and procedures
- CNC program examples
SPECIAL PROGRAMMING FEATURES
- Canned cycles
- Rigid tapping

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