Fagor 8055i FL EN, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Operating manual
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2.7.4 Part centering with / without a probe (level 3)
Part centering with / without a probe is in level 3 of the tool calibration mode.
Use the following icons to access the screen for part centering with or without a probe.
PART CENTERING WITH A PROBE
This calibration level requires the purchase of the right software options purchased and the use of
a table-top probe.
Using a digital probe, this cycle calculates the real center coordinates, surface coordinate and
inclination angle of a rectangular part or the real center and surface coordinates of a circular part.
Rectangular or circular part centering with a probe.
Data to be entered
Part centering with a probe.
Part centering without a probe.
If the tabletop probe is not configured or probe cycles have been hidden (bit1 of the g.m.p. COCYF1=1),
the manual part centering will appear in level 2 of the tool calibration mode. In this case, part centering
with a probe will not be displayed.
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Icon for selecting the axis and the direction (X+, X-, Y+, Y-) of the first probing movement.
Icon to select part surface measuring.
Icon to select the type of part to be centered (rectangular or circular).
L, H: Part lengths (length and width if rectangular, diameter if circular).
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Z: Distance for the probe to go up in Z for probing movements over the part.
Ds: Part approaching distance in part searching probing movements. If not programmed, it
takes the approach distance left by the operator.
Dr: Withdrawal distance, after the part searching probing movement for measuring.
X: X coordinate of the probe position where the first probing move will start. If not
programmed, it will assume the current X position of the probe.
Y: Y coordinate of the probe position where the first probing move will start. If not
programmed, it will assume the current Y position of the probe.
Z: Z coordinate of the probe position where the first probing move will start. If not
programmed, it will assume the current Z position of the probe.