Fagor CNC 8055, Operating Manual

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Operating manual
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Edit
If while editing a profile, the axis direction configuration is not changed, no reference to them will
be saved and when restoring that profile, the direction of the axes will be taken from g.m.p.
GRAPHICS (P16). GRAPHICS (P16).
Example:
Adapting the coordinate system to g.m.p. GRAPHICS (P16).
Operation with the profile editor
Several profiles may be edited without quitting the editor. To edit a profile, proceed as follows:
1. Select a point of the profile as its beginning point.
2. Break the profile into straight and curve sections. If it has corner rounding, chamfering or
tangential entries or exits, use one of these methods:
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Treat them as individual sections when having enough information to define them.
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Ignore them while defining the profile and, once the full definition is done, select the corners
that have those characteristics and enter the corresponding radius value.
Editing the profile data
When selecting a new section of the profile, the data needed to define it is shown on the right hand
side of the screen. The data may be selected from the softkey menu or directly at the window with
the [

] [

] keys.
The data may be defined with a number or any expression resulting in a number. For example:
X 100
X 10 * COS 45
X 20 + 30 * SIN 30
X 2 * (20 + 30 * SIN 30)
Type of coordinates: Cartesian or Polar / absolute or incremental.
The profile data may be edited in either Cartesian or Polar coordinates and either in absolute or
incremental coordinates. The type of coordinates is selected from the softkey menu. If a particular
element cannot be programmed in some type of coordinates, the CNC will not show the
corresponding softkey.
GRAPHICS = 0
120
80
40
-40
-20 -40 -60 -80 -100 -120
Z
X
-100
-40
40
120
-20 -40 -60 -80 -120
Z
X
80
GRAPHICS=1
-100
-40
40
160
-20
-40
-60
-80
-120
Z
X
80
-100
-40
40
120
-20
-40
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-120
Z
80
GRAPHICS = 2
GRAPHICS = 3
-80 120 160
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