POSITIP 855 - heidenhain - DR. JOHANNES HEIDENHAIN GmbH

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I - 2 Working with POSITIP – First Steps NOTES 34 Operating Instructions POSITIP 855
I - 3 Hole Patterns and Rectangular Pocket I-3 Hole Patterns and Rectangular Pocket This chapter describes the hole pattern functions Circle Pattern and Linear Pattern, and the milling of Rectangular Pockets. In the operating mode DISTANCE-TO-GO, use the soft keys to select the desired hole pattern function or pocket milling, and enter the required data. This data can usually be taken from the workpiece drawing (e.g. hole depth, number of holes, dimensions of the pocket, etc.). With hole patterns, the POSITIP then calculates the positions of all the holes and displays the pattern graphically on the screen. With pocket milling, it calculates all of the traverse paths for the roughing out of the pocket. The graphic positioning aid appears when you begin execution, enabling you to position simply by traversing to display value zero. Bolt hole circle patterns Information required: • Full circle or circle segment • Number of holes • Centerpoint coordinates and radius of the circle • Starting angle (angular position of first hole) • Circle segment only: angle step between the holes • Hole depth POSITIP calculates the coordinates of the holes which you then move to by traversing to display value zero. The graphic positioning aid is available for all moving axes. The positioning aid frame for the tool axis is dashed. The graphic enables verification of the hole pattern before you start machining. It is also useful when: • selecting holes directly • executing holes separately • skipping holes Function Soft Key/Key Select full circle Select circle segment Got to next-highest level Go to next-lowest level Confirm entry values End input ENT Fig. 23: On-screen operating instructions: graphics for bolt hole circle pattern (full circle) Fig. 24: On-screen operating instructions: graphics for bolt hole circle pattern (circle segment) POSITIP 855 Operating Instructions 35
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II - 8 Dimensions II - 8 Dimensions
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