Rockwell Automation 8520-GUM 9/Series CNC Grinder Operation and Programming Manual Documentation Set - Manual (Page 139)

Editing Programs On Line
Chapter 5
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With the QuickView functions and QuickPath Plus, you can use
dimensions from part drawings directly to create a part program. The
sample patterns available with the QuickPath Plus prompts are summarized
below.
Use this pattern: When you are programming
this geometry:
And you know the:
{CIR
ANG PT} an arc to a line arc radius and the taper angle of a line
{CIR CIR} an arc to another arc coordinates of the arc centers
{ANG
CIR PT} a line to an arc taper angle of a line and the arc radius
{1ANG PT} a line taper angle and either of the end point
coordinate values
{2ANG 1PT} two successive lines angles of two tapered lines
{2ANG
1PT R} two lines joined by an arc angles of two tapered lines
{2PT R} two lines joined by an arc intersection point of two lines
{2ANG
1PT C} two lines joined by a chamfer angles of two tapered lines
{2PT C} two lines joined by a chamfer intersection point of two lines
{2ANG
2PT R} three lines joined by and tangent
to two arcs taper angles of two lines and two arc
radii
{3PT R} three lines joined by an arc
between two adjacent lines two intersection points
{2ANG
2PT C} three lines joined by chamfers taper angles of two lines and one
intersection point
{3PT C} three lines joined by chamfers two intersection points
{2ANG
2PT RC} three lines joined by an arc and a
chamfer taper angles of two tapered lines and
one intersection point
{3PT RC} three lines joined by an arc and a
chamfer two intersection points
{2ANG
2PT CR} three lines joined by an arc and a
chamfer taper angles of two lines and one
intersection point
{3PT CR} three lines joined by an arc and a
chamfer two intersection points
5.3.1
Using {QPATH+ PROMPT}
Sample Patterns