Rottler F103 Series, Руководство по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Section 4 Control Definitions F103/4/5A Manual
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Probing For The Mill Cycle
The Rottler Milling program is set up to Automatically Probe the Deck height of a block and then Mill it to a
set Deck Height. This can be done on a 3 or 4 axis machine. This will also cover Setting Tool Offsets.
Table of Tools for Milling
You MUST use the Table of Tools if you want to Automatically Probe the deck height and cut it to a set
height. Once done the Table of Tools Should look similar to the below picture. The 100mm Probe is Tool
1. The 10” Fly Cutter is Tool 2.
Go to Program Select, and then select the block you are working with and then Mill Mode.
Install the Probe physically into the spindle. If you have a 4th axis rotate it to Zero degrees. Indicate the
Middle flat on the head stock to be sure it is zero all the way across. There should be a number stamped
into the headstock.
This is the distance from the Flat to the center of the Crank. Bring the probe down until it just touches the
middle flat.
Open the Table of Tools and double click on Tool1 100 mm Probe. Enter the Measured diameter of your
probe. This is not used in the Milling Program but needs to be entered accurately for Probing in the Bore
mode.
On the open window select Get Length. This will open another Window. There will be a value, that you
cannot edit, in the “Z Location from Zero” this is the distance the Vertical Axis is from home when the
Probe touches the Middle flat.
In the Data box for “Z Touch off Height” enter the number that is stamped on the Head Stock. This is the
distance from the flat to the center line of the Crank.
Select OK on both windows. This will put the Total tool length into the Table of Tools.
The Vertical Digital Read Out will now consider the center of the Crank bore to be the Vertical Zero
position. When the Probe tip or Cutting insert touches the Deck the Vertical DRO will be reading out the
distance from the center of the Crank bore (Actual Deck Height).