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Dear Applications:<br />

I am converting a program from another brand of<br />

machine to our <strong>Haas</strong> VF- . The G 1 canned cycle utilizes<br />

a “K19,” which is the number of times to incrementally<br />

move in “X” to drill to the “Z” value. What variable does<br />

<strong>Haas</strong> use for this?<br />

Steve<br />

Dear Steve,<br />

The <strong>Haas</strong> mill control has a G7 command. This<br />

command allows you to drill a series of holes in a straight<br />

line. The G7 command may be used with drilling,<br />

tapping and boring canned cycles. Use an I value to<br />

define the distance, incrementally, between holes, and<br />

an L value for number of holes. This line can also be at<br />

an angle. You specify the angle of the line of holes with a<br />

J command. The J value is the angular starting position,<br />

and is always 0 to 0 degrees counterclockwise from<br />

the o’clock position. Refer to your Operator’s Manual<br />

for more information about using G7 with canned<br />

cycles.<br />

Another way to do this is with a G91 (<strong>Inc</strong>remental<br />

Positioning) command. Here is a simple program to drill<br />

100 holes in a grid plate using G91, and an L command<br />

for the number of times to repeat the G 1 drill cycle<br />

along the specified axis.<br />

Dear Applications:<br />

We seem to have lost our Operator’s Manual for our<br />

VF- . How can I get another copy?<br />

Andrew<br />

%<br />

O 00 (Drilling grid plate)<br />

T1 M0<br />

G00 G90 G5 X1.0 Y-1.0 S 500 M0<br />

G H01 Z.1 M0<br />

G 1 Z-1.5 F15. R.1<br />

G91 X1.0 L9<br />

Y-1.0<br />

X-1.0 L9<br />

Y-1.0<br />

X1.0 L9<br />

Y-1.0<br />

X-1.0 L9<br />

Y-1.0<br />

X1.0 L9<br />

Y-1.0<br />

X-1.0 L9<br />

Y-1.0<br />

X1.0 L9<br />

Y-1.0<br />

X-1.0 L9<br />

Y-1.0<br />

X1.0 L9<br />

Y-1.0<br />

X-1.0 L9<br />

G00 G90 G 0 Z1.0 M09<br />

G G91 Y0 Z0<br />

M 0<br />

%<br />

Sincerely,<br />

<strong>Haas</strong> Applications<br />

Dear Andrew,<br />

The current version of the <strong>Haas</strong> VF-Series<br />

Programming and Operator’s Manual is available as a<br />

free <strong>download</strong> from the <strong>Haas</strong> <strong>Automation</strong> website. Go<br />

to www.haascnc.com and click on Customer Service.<br />

Then, click on Manual Updates. This section of the<br />

<strong>Haas</strong> website contains the latest updates to the <strong>Haas</strong><br />

Operator’s Manuals, as well as a host of other useful<br />

information. Here you will find the most up-to-date<br />

information about new machine options and features,<br />

details of the latest software updates and the most<br />

recent product addendums. These documents are in .pdf<br />

format for easy <strong>download</strong>ing and printing. You will need<br />

Adobe Acrobat Reader ® to open the files.<br />

Sincerely,<br />

<strong>Haas</strong> Applications<br />

7 www.<strong>Haas</strong>CNC.com

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