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General| Input Voltage | 200-240V AC |
|---|---|
| Number of controlled axes | Up to 8 axes |
| Communication | Ethernet |
| Operating System | Okuma OSP System |
| Type | CNC Control System |
| Display | 10.4-inch color LCD |
| Programming Language | Okuma Advanced One-Touch IGF |
Essential checks before powering on the machine, including doors and surrounding area.
Safety guidelines for operating the machine manually or continuously.
Safety measures for maintenance, inspection, and troubleshooting procedures.
General safety rules for machine operation, including environment, clothing, and E-stop.
Function permits chamfering (C-chamfer or R-chamfer) with simple programs, even at non-90° angles.
Controls chuck torque for workpiece transfer using torque limit (G29) and cancel (G28) commands.
Compensates geometric error caused by tool tip radius for consistent workpiece contour.
Guidelines for G codes, tool motion, spindle speed, feedrate, and chamfering during thread cutting.
Performs longitudinal (G71) or transverse (G72) thread cutting with various modes and infeed patterns.
Lists G codes for LAP cutting modes: bar turning, copy turning, thread cutting, and contour definition.
Cuts between blank and finish contour efficiently; tool moves at rapid feedrate in areas without blank.
Cuts straight lines or arcs on end face using simultaneous C and X-axis interpolation.
Performs arc machining on workpiece periphery by feeding Z-axis and rotating C-axis.
Synchronizes execution timing of turrets A and B using P codes for order control.
Commands waiting synchronization of turrets A and B during simultaneous cuts using M100.
Key factors for efficient simultaneous cuts: balanced operations, matched times, optimum conditions, avoiding interference.
Establishes chuck/tailstock barrier to prohibit tool entry; prevents collisions during trial/automatic operation.
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