5 mac hining p a ra met ers – HEIDENHAIN CNC Pilot 4290 User Manual

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HEIDENHAIN CNC PILOT 4290

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Finishing – Machining analysis

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Minimum finishing transverse length [FMPL] – TURN PLUS

checks the frontmost element of the outside contour to be finish-
machined. The following rules apply:

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Finished part with inside contour:

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FMPL >= l1: Without additional transverse cut

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FMPL < l1: With additional transverse cut

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Finished part without inside contour: Always with additional

transverse cut

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The additional transverse cut is always from the outside

to the inside.

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The ”transverse angle variation PWA” does not influence

the analysis of the transverse elements.

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Maximum finishing cut depth [FMST] – defines the permissible

infeed depth for non-machined undercuts. The finishing cycle (G890)
uses this parameter to determine whether undercuts (type E, F, G)
will be machined with a contour-finishing operation. The following
applies:

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FMST > ft: With undercut machining (ft: undercut depth)

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FMST <= ft: Without undercut machining

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Number of revolutions for chamfer or rounding [FMUR] – The
feed rate is reduced such that at least FMUR revolutions can be
executed (evaluation: finishing cycle G890).

6 – Recessing and contour recessing

Recessing – Traverse from/to tool change position

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Approach - external recessing [ANESA]

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Approach - internal recessing [ANESI]

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Depart - external recessing [ABESA]

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Depart - internal recessing [ABESI]

Recessing – Traverse from/to tool change position

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Approach - external contour recessing [ANKSA]

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Approach - internal contour recessing [ANKSI]

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Depart - external contour recessing [ABKSA]

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Depart - internal contour recessing [ABKSI]
Entries for retracting a tool:

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1: Simultaneous, X and Z direction

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2: First X direction, then Z

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3: First Z direction, then X

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6: Coupled motion, first X, then Z

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7: Coupled motion, first Z, then X

Approach and departure are in rapid traverse (G0).

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