5 geometry commands – HEIDENHAIN CNC Pilot 4290 User Manual

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4 DIN PLUS

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The peak-to-valley height applies only to
basic contour elements.

4.5.4 Help Commands for Contour Definition

Overview

G7

Precision stop ON

G8

Precision stop OFF

G9

Precision stop blockwise

G10

Influences finishing feed rate for total contour

G38

Influences finishing feed rate for basic contour elements block
by block

G39

Only for form elements:

Influences finishing feed rate

Additive compensation values

Equidistant finishing allowances

G52

Equidistant oversize - blockwise

G95

Defines finishing feed rate for total contour

G149 Additive compensation values for basic contour elements

Precision stop ON G7-Geo

Switches ”precision stop” on. It is a modal function. The block with G7
is run with precision stop. The CNC PILOT does not run the following
block until the tool reaches the position tolerance window around the
end point (for more on the tolerance window, see machine parameters
1106, 1156, ...).

Precision stop OFF G8-Geo

Switches the ”precision stop” off. The block programmed with G8 is
run without precision stop.

Blockwise precision stop G9 Geo

”Precision stop” for the NC block in which G9 is programmed (see
also ”G7 Geo”).

Peak-to-valley height (surface texture) G10 Geo

Influences the finishing feed rate of G890.

Parameters
H:

Type of surface texture (see also DIN 4768)

H=1: General roughness (profile depth) Rt1

H=2: Average roughness Ra

H=3: Mean roughness Rz

RH: Peak-to-valley height (µm, inch mode: µinch)

”Precision stop” is used for basic contour
elements that are executed with G890 or
G840.

Programming notes

G10 Geo is modal.

G95 Geo or G10 Geo without parameters switch

the peak-to-valley height off.

G10 RH... (without ”H”) overwrites the peak-to-

valley height blockwise.

G38 Geo overwrites the peak-to-valley height block

by block.

4.5 Geometry Commands

G10, G38, G52, G95 and G149 Geo

apply for basic contour elements (G1, G2,
G3, G12 and G13 Geo) – not for chamfers/
rounding arcs that are programmed in
connection with basic contour elements.

The auxiliary commands of the contour

description influence the finishing feed rate
of the Cycles G869 and G890 – not the
finishing feed rate in recessing cycles.

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