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6.21 Setting for Very High Speed Machining<br />

Speed<br />

reference Ri<br />

6 - 46 en-938818/7<br />

Corrector<br />

Smoothed<br />

+<br />

speed +<br />

+<br />

reference Ri'<br />

Filter DAC<br />

Actions<br />

Set the speed anticipation to 100 percent, proceeding as follows:<br />

Set the same gain on the all the axes.<br />

Calculate the time constants and enter them in P56 (See 6.7).<br />

-<br />

Measurement<br />

Adjust the acceleration anticipation using the Ball-Bar trace to have the real circle as close as possible to the theoretical<br />

circle. The check can be made on a circle with a radius of 20 mm at a speed of 3 m/min. It is advisable to check that<br />

the trace remains acceptable at higher or lower speeds.<br />

The acceleration anticipation can be accurately set in P19 (See 6.14) dynamically by the Ball-Bar part programme.<br />

The overshoot due to cycle hold action during execution of the circle generated by the Ball-Bar programme allows the<br />

<strong>num</strong>ber of filtered terms to be adjusted as accurately as possible (words N8 to N15 of P55 (See 6.11)).<br />

Example of Use of the Ball-Bar Programme<br />

Create a part programme.<br />

% 1020<br />

M997 G77 H9997.9<br />

G80<br />

REMARK: Programme %9997.9 is a firmware macro.<br />

Preset P19 and P55.<br />

Programme function G120 in MDI mode followed by the interpolation<br />

plane, the direction of rotation of the circle, the radius and the speed<br />

(e.g. G120 G18 G3 R.. F..).<br />

Display the «graphic <strong>parameter</strong>s» page.

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