● Polar radius RP = 0
The polar radius is calculated from the distance between the starting point vector in the pole
plane and the active pole vector. The calculated polar radius is then saved as modal.
This applies irrespective of the selected pole definition (G110 ... G112). If both points have
been programmed identically, this radius = 0 and alarm 14095 is generated.
● Only polar angle AP has been programmed
If no polar radius RP has been programmed in the current block, but a polar angle AP, then
when there is a difference between the current position and pole in the workpiece
coordinates, this difference is used as polar radius and saved as modal. If the difference =
0, then the pole coordinates are specified again and the modal polar radius remains at zero.
Example
Creation of a drilling pattern
The positions of the holes are specified in po‐
lar coordinates.
Each hole is machined with the same produc‐
tion sequence:
Rough-drilling, drilling as dimensioned, ream‐
ing …
The machining sequence is stored in the sub‐
program.
Program code Comment
N10 G17 G54 ; Working plane X/Y, workpiece zero.
N20 G111 X43 Y38 ; Specification of the pole.
N30 G0 RP=30 AP=18 Z5 ; Approach starting point, specification in cy-
lindrical coordinates.
N40 L10 ; Subprogram call.
N50 G91 AP=72 ; Approach next position in rapid traverse, polar
angle in incremental dimensions, polar radius
from block N30 remains saved and does not have to
be specified.
N60 L10 ; Subprogram call.
N70 AP=IC(72) .
N80 L10 …
N90 AP=IC(72)
N100 L10 …
Fundamentals
2.9 Motion commands
NC programming
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