Programming technological functions (cycles)
8.1 Drilling
Milling
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Tool traverse path
● ShopMill
The programmed positions are machined with the previously programmed tool (e.g.
center drill). Machining of the positions always starts at the reference point. In the case of
a grid, machining is performed first in the direction of the 1st axis and then meandering
back and forth. The frame and hole circle are machined counterclockwise.
● G codes
For G code, for lines/frames/grids, a start is always made at the next corner of the frame
or grid or the end of the row. The frame and hole circle are machined counterclockwise.
8.1.10 Arbitrary positions (CYCLE802)
Function
The "Arbitrary positions" cycle allows you to program positions freely, i.e. rectangular or
polar. Individual positions are approached in the order in which you program them. Press
softkey "Delete all" to delete all positions programmed in X/Y.
Procedure
1. The part program or ShopMill program to be processed has been
created and you are in the editor.
2. Press the "Drilling" softkey.
3. Press the "Positions" softkey.
The "Positions" input window opens.
Parameter Description Unit
LAB - (only for G
code)
Repeat jump label for position
PL - (only for G
code)
Machining plane
Selection -
(only for ShopMill)
Coordinate system
Rectangular
Polar
- (only for
ShopMill)
L0
C0
Polar coordinates of the 1st position for "polar" selection
Length (abs.)
Angle (abs.)
mm
Degrees
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