Programming
Bu içerik henüz dilinizde mevcut değil.
Everything that goes into a program, whether you type it at the panel, fill in a form or post it from CAM.
- The Program Editor: editing a program on the panel.
- Canned Cycles: drilling, tapping and boring cycles, and the rules that bite.
- Cycle Programming: programming a part by filling in a form, with no CAM and no G-code.
- Cutter Compensation: cutting to size with
G41andG42. - Custom Macros: variables, arithmetic and flow control inside a program.
- User M Codes: binding an M code of your own to a subprogram.
- Path Control: how the control corners between blocks.
- Thread Cutting and Rigid Tapping: axis feed locked to the spindle.
- Spindle Synchronisation: running one spindle in step with another.
- Polar & Cylindrical Interpolation and NURBS Interpolation: programming a feature in its own coordinates, and feeding a curve as a curve.
- 5-Axis Programs and Tilted Working Plane: what changes when the rotary axes drive.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”- Running a Program: getting the program you wrote onto the machine.
- Reference: the code lists and variable maps.