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General| Brand | Haas Automation |
|---|---|
| Model | VF Series |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Procedures for powering the machine on and off, including critical safety steps.
Introduces PRGRM/CONVRS, POSIT, OFFSET, and CURNT COMDS display screens.
Covers tool length and offset data input and display.
Details on Door Hold Override, Coordinate System, Tool Measure, and Coolant.
Explains title, key help, locator, and tool path windows.
Explains EDIT, MEM, MDI, HAND JOG, ZERO RET, LIST PROG modes.
Details on EDIT, INSERT, ALTER, DELETE, and UNDO functions.
Details on SINGLE BLOCK, DRY RUN, OPT STOP, and BLOCK DELETE.
Explains COOLNT, ORIENT SPINDLE, ATC FWD, and ATC REV functions.
Using DNC for data transfer and communication.
Using the jog handle for precise axis movement and control.
Steps for AUTO ALL AXES, ORIGIN, ZERO SINGL AXIS, and HOME G28.
Functions for LIST PROG, SELECT PROG, SEND RS232, and ERASE PROG.
Navigation within displays and programs using cursor keys.
Adjusting feedrate and spindle speed overrides.
Using jog keys for axis movement, lock, and chip auger control.
Explains the primary function keys used for editing and display.
Critical safety function for immediate machine shutdown.
Introduction to the editor's layout and its features.
Managing files via serial port and disk.
What Quick Code is and its history in CNC programming.
How to start and navigate the Quick Code interface.
Step-by-step guide to creating a program using Quick Code.
Overview of the Visual Quick Code model and its components.
Detailed procedure for setting up the tool changer on the machine.
How to restart a program from a specific point.
Steps for executing the Run-Stop-Jog-Continue function.
How to transfer data via the RS-232 port.
Useful advice for daily operation and common tasks.
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