Fagor CNC 8058elite T, Manual

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CANNED CYCLES. ISO CODED
PROGRAMMING.
The cycles may be defined anywhere in the program, that is, in the main program as well
as in a subroutine. ISO coded cycles can also be executed via MDI mode.
Programming ISO coded cycles.
ISO coded cycles are defined with the #PROBE instruction followed by the number of the
cycle to be executed and the call parameters.
Probing canned cycles are not modal; therefore, they must be programmed every time any
of them is to be executed. The execution of these cycles does not change the program
history.
Cycle data programming.
The cycle number and the rest of parameters may be defined with a number, an arithmetic
parameter or expression whose result is a number.
When using global parameters, bear in mind that some cycles modify the value of these
parameters at the end of the execution. Refer to each cycle to see which parameters it
modifies.
Limitations for executing the cycles.
These cycles cannot be executed if tool radius compensation is active.
Canned cycles and the work planes.
A canned cycle may be defined anywhere in the program, that is, in the main program as
well as in a subroutine. When working in a plane other than the ZX, the CNC interprets the
canned cycle parameters as follows:
#PROBE 1
Tool calibration.
#PROBE 2
Tabletop probe calibration
#PROBE 3
Part measuring along the ordinate axis.
#PROBE 4
Part measuring along the abscissa axis.
#PROBE 4 X10 Z20 B5 F10
P1=4 P2=10
#PROBE P1 XP2 Z[P2*2] B5 FP2
Parameter Z-X plane W-X plane A-B plane
Parameter Z and all related to it, with the abscissa
axis Z axis W axis A axis
Parameter X and all related to it, with the ordinate
axis X axis X axis B axis