7 t u rning cy cles – HEIDENHAIN CNC Pilot 4290 User Manual

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HEIDENHAIN CNC PILOT 4290

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4.7 T

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cles

– Equidistant around the barrier

– Omission of the first contour element if the start position is
inaccessible

Q=1: First X, then Z direction

Q=2: First Z, then X direction

Q=3: No approach—tool is in the proximity of the starting

point

Q=4: Residual finishing

H:

Retraction—default: 3
Tool lifts off under 45° in the opposite direction to machining
and moves as follows to the position “I, K“:

H=0: Diagonal

H=1: First X, then Z direction

H=2: First Z, then X direction

H=3: Remains at safety clearance

H=4: No retraction movement—tool remains at the end

coordinate

Z:

Cutting limit (diameter)—default: no cutting limit

Z:

Cutting limit—default: no cutting limit

D:

Omit element (influences the machining of undercuts, relief
turns, and recessing: see table)—default: 1

I, K:

End point that is appropriate at the end of the cycle (I diameter
value)

O:

Feed rate reduction—default: 0

O=0: No feed rate reduction

O=1: Feed rate reduction active

Undercuts/undercut combinations can be omitted as follows:

D

G22

G23

G23

G25

G25

G25

=

H0

H1

H4

H5/6

H7..9

K

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

“•”: Skip elements

Other D codes for skipping undercuts/recesses.
Add the codes if you want to skip several
undercuts/recesses:

G call

Function

D code

G22

Recess for sealing ring 512

G22

Recess for guard ring

1.024

G23 H0

General recess

256

G23 H1

Relief turn

2.048

G23 H4

Undercut type U

32.768

G23 H5

Undercut type E

65.536

G23 H6

Undercut type F

131.072

G23 H7

Undercut type G

262.144

G23 H8

Undercut type H

524.288

G23 H9

Undercut type K

1.048.576

Cutting limitation: The tool position
before the cycle call determines the
effect of a cutting limit. The CNC PILOT
machines the area to the right or to the
left of the cutting limit, depending on
which side the tool has been positioned
before the cycle is called.

G57 oversize: “enlarge” the contour
(also inside contours)

G58 oversize:

>0: “enlarges” the contour

<0: “reduces” the contour

G57/G58 oversizes are deleted after
cycle end

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