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12 Tables, Overviews, Diagrams 12.1 General User Parameters 12-8 Behavior of machining cycles This general user parameter affects pocket milling. Entry value: 0 to 15 (sum of the individual values in the “value” column) MP 7420 Function Cases Value • Milling direction for a Clockwise for pockets, counterclockwise for islands .................. +1 channel around the contour Counterclockwise for pockets, clockwise for islands .................. +0 • Sequence of roughing out and First mill contour channel, then rough out.................................... +0 channel milling First rough out, then mill contour channel.................................... +2 • Merge contours Merge compensated contours ..................................................... +0 Merge uncompensated contours ................................................. +4 • Milling in depth At each pecking depth, mill channel and rough out before going to next depth ........................................................... +8 Mill contour channel to full pocket depth, then rough out to full pocket depth ...................................................... +0 Overlapping with pocket milling Overlap factor with pocket milling: product of MP7430 and the tool radius MP 7430 Function Value • Overlap factor for pockets ............................................................................................................. 0.1 to 1.414 Effect of M functions The M functions M6 and M89 are influenced by MP 7440: Entry range: 0 to 7 (Sum of the individual values in the “value” column) MP 7440 Function Cases Value • Programmable stop with M06 Program stop with M06 ............................................................... +0 No program stop .......................................................................... +1 • Modal cycle call with M89 Modal cycle call with M89 ........................................................... +2 M89 vacant M function ................................................................ +0 • Axes are stopped when M Axis stop with M functions .......................................................... +4 function carried out No axis stop.................................................................................. +0 TNC 360
12 Tables, Overviews, Diagrams 12.1 General User Parameters TNC 360 Safety limit for machining corners at constant path speed Corners whose inside angle is less than the entered value are no longer machined at constant path speed with M90. MP 7460 Function Value • Maintain constant path speed at inside corners for angles of (degrees) ...................................... 0 to 179.999 Coordinate display for rotary axis MP 7470 Function Value • Angle display up to ± 359.999° ........................................................................................................................0 • Angle display up to ± 30 000° ..........................................................................................................................1 Parameters for override behavior and electronic handwheel Override Entry range: 0 to 7 (sum of the individual values in the “value” column) MP 7620 Function Cases Value • Feed rate override when rapid traverse Override effective ............................................................. +1 key pressed in program run mode Override not effective ....................................................... +0 • Increments for overrides 1% increments ................................................................. +0 2% increments ................................................................. +8 • Feed rate override when rapid traverse key Override effective ............................................................. +4 and machine axis direction button pressed Override not effective ....................................................... +0 12-9
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Contents User's Manual TNC 360 (fro
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2 Manual Operation and Setup TNC 36
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4 Programming TNC 360 4.1 Editing p
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1 Introduction 1.1 The TNC 360 The
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