
Teach-in | Recessing cycles
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Recessing radial—Expanded
Select Recessing cycle
Select
Recessing radial
Select the
Expanded
soft key
The cycle machines the number of recesses defined in
Number
of recess cycles
Qn
. The
Start point
and
End point contour
parameters define the first recess (position, recess depth and
recess width).
Cycle parameters:
X
,
Z
:
Start point
X1
,
Z1
:
Start point contour
X2
,
Z2
:
End point contour
B1
,
B2
:
-B cham./+B round.
(
B1
at contour start and
B2
at
contour end)
B
> 0: Radius of rounding
B
< 0: Width of chamfer
A
:
Start angle
(range: 0° <=
A
< 90°; default: 0°)
W
:
Final angle
(range: 0° <=
W
< 90°; default: 0°)
R
:
Rounding
I
,
K
:
O-size X
and
Z
T
:
Tool number
– turret pocket number
G14
:
Tool change point
"Tool change point G14", Page 180
ID
:
ID no.
S
:
Cutting speed
or
Constant speed
F
:
Feed per revolution
P
:
Cut. width
– infeeds <=
P
(no input:
P
= 0.8 * cutting width
of the tool)
ET
:
Recess depth
per infeed
EZ
:
Delay
– Dwell time for chip breaking (default: length of time
for two revolutions)
Qn
:
Number of recess cycles
(default: 1)
DX
,
DZ
:
Dist.to subsequent recess
with respect to the
preceding recess
G47
:
Safety clearance
"Safety clearance G47", Page 180
MT
:
M after T
:
M
function that is executed after the tool call
T
MFS
:
M at beginning
:
M
function that is executed at the
beginning of the machining step
MFE
:
M at end
:
M
function that is executed at the end of the
machining step
Summary of Contents for 548431-05
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Page 41: ...1 Introduction and fundamentals...
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Page 83: ...3 Operating the Touchscreen...
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