Fagor CNC 8060 - Define a Circular Profile

Operating manual.
CNC 8060
CNC 8065
PROFILE EDITOR
11.
Define a new profile, enlarge an existing one or import one from a file.
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11.2.2 Define a circular profile.
The softkey menu may be used to define the data in Cartesian or Polar coordinates as well
as in absolute or incremental coordinates. The softkeys for these options are only available
when allowed by the selected data.
The type of coordinates may be changed at any time and the editor will update the displayed
values.
• The starting point and the center may be edited both in Cartesian and Polar coordinates,
but both points must have the same type of coordinates. Therefore, a change of
coordinate type affects both points. If programmed in Polar coordinates, the Polar origin
will be the same for both.
• The starting point of the circle may only be edited both in absolute coordinates, whereas
the center may be edited in both absolute and incremental coordinates.
Define the data of the profile.
The data definition area shows all the data needed to define a profile. The data shown by
the editor depends on the active coordinate type, Cartesian or Polar. Being the incremental
coordinates active, the editor will show the symbol
 next to the affected data.
Cartesian coordinates.
The data definition area shows the following data.
Polar coordinates.
The data definition area shows the following data.
Softkey. Meaning.
Cartesian
Polar
Softkey to select either Cartesian or Polar coordinates.
ABS
INC
Softkey to select either absolute or incremental coordinates.
Polar origin Softkey to define the Polar origin. The softkey is only available when Polar
coordinates are active.
Direction Direction of the profile; clockwise or counterclockwise.
Validate Validate the profile defined.
Data. Information
X1, Y1 Coordinates of the starting point of the profile on each axis of the active plane
at the editor.
Xc, Yc Coordinates of the center of the profile on each axis of the active plane at the
editor.
Radius Radius of the arc.
Direction Direction of the profile; clockwise or counterclockwise.
Data. Information
r1, 1 Radius and Polar angle of the profile's starting point.
rc, c Radius and Polar angle of the profile's center point.
Radius Radius of the arc.
Direction Direction of the profile; clockwise or counterclockwise.