Fagor CNC 8065 - Page 151

Operating manual.
CNC 8060
CNC 8065
JOG MODE. PART CENTERING (MILL MODEL)
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Data programming.
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Coordinate preset value.
·Px Py Pz·Coordinate preset value on each axis.
These parameters are only valid when presetting the part zero and any this point may be
assigned any value.
Save the result of the measurement.
·icon· Save the result of the measurement in a zero offset G159.
This parameter indicates whether or not the result of the measurement will be saved in a
zero offset G159. Regardless of the selected option, the cycle always saves the result of the
measurements in the corresponding arithmetic parameters.
·OffsetG159· Zero offset number
Number of the zero offset into which to save the result of a measurement. If it is set to 0,
the cycle does not save any data into the zero offset.
Programming of M functions.
·M before· M functions to be executed before the cycle.
The cycle allows executing up to 4 M functions before the cycle. To execute only some of
them, define them first and leave the rest unprogrammed.
·M after· M functions to be executed after the cycle.
The cycle allows executing up to 4 M functions after the cycle. To execute only some of them,
define them first and leave the rest unprogrammed.
Px Preset value on the abscissa axis.
Py Preset value on the ordinate axis.
Pz Preset value on the axis perpendicular to the plane.
Save the result of the measurement in a zero offset G159.
Do not save the result of the measurement in a zero offset G159.
We recommend using these functions, for example, to manage wireless probes. Wireless probes are
not always active, they have to be turned on before using the probing cycles and turned off afterwards.
For this type of probes, set an M function to turn the probe on and another one to turn it off. Having
the probe turn on/off programmed with M functions inside the cycle avoids executing the cycle without
having the probe active or leaving the probe always active after executing the cycle.
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