POSITIP 855 - heidenhain - DR. JOHANNES HEIDENHAIN GmbH

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I - 3 Hole Patterns and Rectangular Pocket Linear hole patterns 2nd step: Display graphic The graphic makes it easy to verify the entered data. The solid circle represents the currently selected hole. 3rd step: Drill Functions for drilling and graphic POSITIP displays the pattern graphically on the screen. Here, 3 rows of 4 holes are shown. 1st hole at X=20 mm, Y=10 mm Hole spacing: 10 mm Angle between rows and X axis: 18° Row spacing: 12 mm Coordinates of the current hole are shown at the bottom of the screen. The graphic is influenced by operating parameter P 89 (see chapter II - 2). Start linear hole pattern function. Move to hole: Traverse each coordinate of the working plane to display value zero. The frame of the positioning aid is a solid line for these axes. Drill: Traverse to display value zero in the tool axis. The frame of the positioning aid is a dashed line for this axis. After drilling, retract in the tool axis. Drill the remaining holes in the same manner. Function Soft Key Go to next hole Return to last hole End drilling 42 Operating Instructions POSITIP 855
I - 3 Hole Patterns and Rectangular Pocket Milling a rectangular pocket In the DISTANCE-TO-GO operating mode you can use the POSITIP for milling a rectangular pocket. The information for rectangular pocket milling can also be written to a machining program as a "cycle" (see Chapter I-4). You select the cycle with the soft key "Pocket Milling" (second soft-key row), and enter the required data. This data can usually be taken quite easily from the workpiece drawing (e.g. the side lengths and the depth of the pockets). The POSITIP calculates the rough-out paths and offers graphic positioning aid. Data input and execution of rectangular pocket See Chapter I-4. POSITIP 855 Operating Instructions 43
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