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Walk-Through For Mills - Haas Automation, Inc.

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The tool path can also be manually generated. After selecting the starting point for the tool path, select<br />

“Manual Chaining” from the chain options menu. DXF Importer will begin to follow the specified line, section<br />

by section. To accept a section of the geometry, press Write/Enter. Where branches occur, choose the branch<br />

to follow. When the path returns to its starting point, it is completed and added to the groups list.<br />

TEST.DXF<br />

X 6.1388<br />

Y 2.2778<br />

Type: START<br />

Group: 1<br />

Chain: 1<br />

EDIT: EDIT<br />

EXTRA KEY COMMANDS<br />

Exit<br />

(F1)<br />

Zoom ON/OFF (F4)<br />

Prev Chain pt (LEFT)<br />

Next Chain pt (RIGHT)<br />

Select Point (UP/DOWN)<br />

Cancel Action (CANCEL)<br />

Select Group (PG UP/DN)<br />

Chng Line Width (ALTER)<br />

Delete Group (DELETE)<br />

Undo Group (UNDO)<br />

CURRENT GROUPS<br />

Group 1 CONTOUR<br />

Step Jog Step Size: 0.1<br />

1. Origin (ORIGIN) Chain Selection OFF<br />

2. Chain<br />

(F2)<br />

3. ToolPath (F3)<br />

Select entry point. Use jog handle and press<br />

WRITE key to select.<br />

Press CANCEL to cancel jogging.<br />

Jog to Select Entry Point<br />

INPUT:<br />

To define a drilled hole, select the hole’s centerpoint (shown as a small cross figure) rather than the hole’s<br />

shape. DXF Importer will identify all other holes with the same diameter as the one selected and add them<br />

to the group. In the example above, defining the hole in the lower left corner of the large feature would also<br />

define the other two holes in that feature, as well as the seven holes surrounding the hexagonal feature.<br />

Se l e c t To o l Pa t h<br />

This step applies a tool-path operation to a particular chained group. Select the group using Page Up/Page<br />

Down and Press F3 to choose a tool path. If the path selected represents a contour or pocket, ‘Currently Bisecting’<br />

is displayed at the bottom of the screen. Use the jog handle to bisect an edge of the part feature; this<br />

will be used as an entry point for the tool. Press WRITE/ENTER.<br />

EDIT: EDIT<br />

TEST.DXF<br />

X 6.1388<br />

Y 2.2778<br />

Type: START<br />

Group: 1<br />

Chain: 1<br />

MANUAL SETUP FACE<br />

SHAPE NUMBER<br />

1<br />

CUT TYPE<br />

CONTOUR<br />

CUTTER COMP<br />

RIGHT<br />

R PLANE<br />

0.1000 in<br />

DRILL POCKET MILLING ENGRAVING VQC<br />

EXTRA KEY COMMANDS<br />

END MILL TOOL<br />

0<br />

ZSTART PT<br />

0.0000 in<br />

TOOL OVERLAP<br />

0.0000 in<br />

Exit<br />

(F1)<br />

Zoom ON/OFF (F4)<br />

Prev Chain pt (LEFT)<br />

Next Chain pt (RIGHT)<br />

Select Point (UP/DOWN)<br />

Cancel Action (CANCEL)<br />

Select Group (PG UP/DN)<br />

Chng Line Width (ALTER)<br />

Delete Group (DELETE)<br />

Undo Group (UNDO)<br />

CURRENT GROUPS<br />

Group 1 CONTOUR<br />

WRK ZERO OFST<br />

54<br />

CIRCULAR<br />

Z DIMENSION<br />

0.0000 in<br />

RECTANGLE<br />

IRREGULAR<br />

Press to record output<br />

to aprogram.<br />

Enter shape program number, orpress<br />

WRITE/ENTER without anumber to bring<br />

up the Shape Selector window<br />

Press EDIT to go back to the DXF editor.<br />

Step Jog Step Size: 0.1<br />

1. Origin (ORIGIN) Chain Selection OFF<br />

2. Chain<br />

(F2)<br />

3. ToolPath (F3)<br />

Steps complete. Use the UP/DOWN keys to choose<br />

a point to begin chaining. Hit F3 to repeat<br />

toolpath operation, or F2 to delete this<br />

group.<br />

INPUT:<br />

Once a tool path is selected, the IPS (Intuitive Programming System) template for that shape will display.<br />

Define Z-axis values in this template.<br />

Most IPS template fields are filled with reasonable defaults based on the tools and materials defined in setup.<br />

Adjustments can be made as necessary<br />

ES-0610 rev B 4/09<br />

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