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ICP programming |
ICP contours
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Loading contours
ICP contours
that you have created for cycle programs can be
loaded in smart.Turn mode of operation. ICP converts the contours
into G codes and integrates them in the smart.Turn program. The
contour is now part of the smart.Turn program.
Contours that exist in DXF format can be imported with the
ICP
editor submode. While they are imported, the contours are
converted from DXF format to ICP format. You can use DXF
contours both for the
Teach-in
submode and for the
smart.Turn
mode of operation.
Form elements
Chamfers and rounding radii can be inserted at each corner of
the contour.
Undercuts according to DIN 76, DIN 509 E, and DIN 509 F
can be inserted at paraxial, orthogonal contour corners. Small
deviations are tolerated in elements in the X direction
You can insert chamfers and rounding radii at each corner of the
contour. Undercuts according to DIN 76, DIN 509 E, and DIN 509 F
can be inserted at paraxial, orthogonal contour corners, and small
deviations in horizontal elements (X direction) are tolerated.
You have the following alternatives for entering form elements:
Enter all contour elements, including the form elements, in the
sequence in which they are given in the workpiece drawing
First define the rough contour without the form elements. Then
you superimpose the form elements
Further information: "Superimposing form elements",
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