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User's Manual TNC 360 (from 259 900-11) - heidenhain

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1 Introduction<br />

1.4 Graphics and Status Display<br />

Projection in three planes<br />

3D view<br />

1-16<br />

Here the program is displayed as in a technical<br />

drawing, with a plan view and two orthographic<br />

sections. A conical symbol near the graphic indicates<br />

whether the display is in first angle or third<br />

angle projection according to ISO 6433. The type of<br />

projection can be selected with MP 7310.<br />

Moving the sectional plane<br />

The sectional planes can moved to any position<br />

with the arrow keys. The position of the sectional<br />

plane is displayed on the screen while it is being<br />

moved.<br />

This mode displays the simulated workpiece in<br />

three-dimensional space.<br />

Rotating the 3D view<br />

In the 3D view, the image can be rotated around<br />

the vertical axis with the horizontal arrow keys.<br />

The angle of orientation is indicated with a special<br />

symbol:<br />

0 0 rotation<br />

90 0 rotation<br />

180 0 rotation<br />

270 0 rotation<br />

3D view, not true to scale<br />

If the height-to-side ratio is between 0.5 and 50, a non-scaled 3D view can<br />

be selected with the vertical arrow keys. This view improves the resolution<br />

of the shorter workpiece side.<br />

The dimensions of the angle orientation symbol change to indicate the<br />

disproportion.<br />

Fig. 1.19: Projection in three planes<br />

Fig. 1.20: 3D view<br />

Fig. 1.21: Rotated 3D view<br />

<strong>TNC</strong> <strong>360</strong>

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