Rottler P69AHD, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Section 5 Operating Instructions P69AHD Manual
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Open the Closed Section that you want to manipulate the pivot point by clicking on the “+” sign. Then
open the ‘Pivot Points’ for this cross section. Double click on ‘Automatically Create Pivot Point”. A box will
pop up that will allow you to manipulate the X, Y, and Z points of this pivot point. After changing a pivot
point be sure to put a check in the “Locked” box
Make sure you click on ‘Show’ and ensure that the Pivot Points has a check by it. When you highlight
the proper cross section you will see the pivot point show up as red. All the blue and green circles that
you see below are associated with the closed sections located on the left side of the screen. Depending
on the direction(X, Y, or Z) you want to move the pivot point this will graphically show you where the pivot
point is being moved to.
Keep in mind when moving pivot points that X,Y, and Z sit normally when the A axis is located at A zero.
In other words when A is positioned at zero X positive is to the right, Y positive is facing to the back of the
machine and Z positive is straight up. As the A axis rotates so do Y and Z. Let’s say for example the A
axis rotates 90 degrees so that now the combustion chambers and fixture plate are facing the back of the
machine. The Y and Z have rotated along with the head. In this instance the Z positive is now facing the
back of the machine and the Y positive is facing toward the table. Think of it as fastening an X,Y,Z symbol
on the top of the fixture plate when A axis is at zero and combustion chambers are facing up. As the head
rotates around the X,Y,Z symbol rotates with the head. Once the pivot point has been moved the tool path
automatically regenerates and you can simulate the cutter path to ensure that you have addressed tool
interference. If not, the pivot point may need to be moved again