Rottler F103 Series, Installation Manual, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Section 5 Operating Instructions F103/4/5A Manual
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Line Bore Options
When you create a line bore program you will be given option to allow Positive Horizontal values. Only
check this if you need to bore in the +X, only used in special applications.
Block Clearance
This stop is set at a positive value that will allow the 90 degree head to retract, in the Z-axis, and move
over the top of the caps to the next main bore unobstructed. In the case that there is not enough
clearance to go over the caps, “Clearance Retract Angle” can also be used.
Clearance Retract Angle
When “Block Clearance” is set to zero, the Z axis will move straight up. If set to 90, (degrees) the Y axis
will move in, or out to go around the caps because they can’t go over the top. The amount specified by
the “Block Clearance” value +, or -, will determine the length, and direction the Y axis to clear the caps.
Any angle can be entered here, for example is 45 (degrees) is entered, Y-axis will move at a 45° & Z-axis
will move up, simultaneously, to clear the caps.
Dwell RPMS
This is used when boring to a “step”, maybe where an oil seal would be installed. RPM can be changed
when it reaches the end of the “Bore Length” value to smooth out the finish of the step area.
Dwell Revolutions
Value entered will determine how many times the spindle rotates at the “Dwell RPM’s” to give a
satisfactory finish of the bore step
RAD options/Ratio
This is the gear ratio of the Right Angle Drive you are using. Many Rottler drives are 2:1 so there should
be a 2.000 here.