Fagor CNC 8070, Programming Manual

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Programming manual
CNC 8070
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2. Probing movement.
The probing movement is made in two stages:
·1· Probe movement along the ordinate axis at the feedrate
indicated by (H) until the probe signal is received.
The maximum distance for the probing movement is "B+(J/2)",
if once this distance has been traveled, the CNC has not yet
received the probe signal, it will display the corresponding error
message and will stop the movement of the axes.
·2· Probe's rapid withdrawal (G00) the distance indicated by (E).
·3· Probe movement along the ordinate axis at the feedrate
indicated by (F) until the probe signal is received.
3. Withdrawal movement.
Probe's rapid movement (G00) from the probed point to the real
center of the hole.
4. Second probing movement.
It is similar to the previous one.
5. Withdrawal movement.
Probe's rapid movement (G00) from the probed point to the real
center of the hole along the ordinate axis.
6. Third probing movement.
It is similar to the previous ones.
7. Withdrawal movement.
Probe's rapid movement (G00) from the probed point to the real
center of the hole.
8. Fourth probing movement.
It is similar to the previous ones.
9. Withdrawal movement.
This movement consists of:
·1· Probe's rapid movement (G00) from the probed point to the real
center of the hole.
·2· Movement along the longitudinal axis up to the coordinate of the
cycle calling point along that axis.
·3· Movement in the main work plane up to the cycle calling point.
Once the cycle has ended, the CNC will have modified in the tool table
the values of "Off X" and "Off. Y" for the tool offset currently selected.
Likewise, in arithmetic parameters P298 and P299, it returns the best
value to be assigned to axis machine parameter PROBEDELAY for
the abscissa and ordinate axes.