HEIDENHAIN CNC Pilot 4290 Pilot User Manual

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C-angle offset G905

G905 measures the angular offset which occurs
during workpiece transfer with a ”rotating spindle”.
The programmed ”angle C” is added to the
measured offset and becomes effective as the
datum shift value for the C axis.

Parameters
Q:

Number of the C axis

C:

Angle of additional datum shift for displaced
infeed – Range: –360°

† C † 360°; default: 0°

Spindle synchronization G720

G720 controls the workpiece transfer from the
master to the slave spindle and synchronizes
functions such as polygonal turning jobs.

Where: Q * master speed = F * slave speed

Parameters
S:

Number of the master spindle [1..4]

H:

Number of the slave spindle [1..4] – no input or
H=0: Switches off the spindle synchronization

C:

Offset angle [°] – default: 0°

Q:

Master speed factor – default: 1;
Range: –100

† Q † 100

F:

Slave speed factor – default: Q take effect;
Range: –100

† F † 100

Regeneration of the contour G703

If changeable variables are used during run-time conditions ”{V...},” CNC
PILOT switches off the contour regeneration function within an IF pro-
gram branch and during a WHILE loop. It is switched on again after
ENDIF/ENDWHILE.

With G703 you can switch on the contour regeneration function for
THEN or ELSE branches.

Parameters
Q:

Contour regeneration On/Off

nÿ

Q=0: Off

nÿ

Q=1: On

Storing/loading contour follow-up G702

G702 Q0 stores the current contour without influencing the contour
follow-up function.

G702 Q1 loads the stored contour; follow-up continues with the new
contour.

Parameters
Q:

Store/load current contour

Q=0: store

Q=1: load

Other G F

unctions

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