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Cycles
TNC 426/TNC 425/TNC 415 B/TNC 407
Fig. 8.24:
Overlapping islands: area of inclusion
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A
B
Subprogram: Overlapping islands
An island always requires a pocket as an additional boundary (here, G98
L1). A pocket can also reduce more than one island surface. The starting
point of this pocket must be within the first island. The starting points of
the remaining intersecting island contours must be outside the pocket.
%S822I G71 *
N10
G30 G17 X+0 Y+0 Z–20 *
N20
G31 X+100 Y+100 Z+0 *
N30
G99 T1 L+0 R+2.5 *
N40
T1 G17 S2500 *
N50
G37 P01 2 P02 3 P03 1 *
N60
G57 P01 –2 P02 –10 P03 –5 P04 100
P05 +0 P06 +0 P07 500 *
N70
G00 G40 G90 Z+100 M06 *
N80
X+50 Y+50 M03 *
N90
Z+2 M99 *
N100
Z+100 M02 *
N110
G98 L1 *
N120
G01 G41 X+5 Y+5 *
N130
X+95 *
N140
Y+95 *
N150
X+5 *
N160
Y+5 *
N170
G98 L0 *
N180
G98 L2 *
N210
G98 L0 *
N220
G98 L3 *
N250
G98 L0 *
N99999 %S822I G71 *
Area of inclusion
Elements
A and B are to be left unmachined,
including the mutually overlapped surface.
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A and B must be islands.
• The first island must start outside the second
island.
N180
G98 L2 *
N190
G01 G42 X+10 Y+50 *
N200
I+35 Y+50 G03 X+10 Y+50 *
N210
G98 L0 *
N220
G98 L3 *
N230
G01 G42 X+90 Y+50 *
N240
I+65 J+50 G03 X+90 Y+50 *
N250
G98 L0 *
N99999 % S822 I G71
The subprograms and supplements are entered in the main program on page 8-24.