4 path contours - cartesian coordinates, Overview of path functions, Programming path functions – HEIDENHAIN TNC 620 (81760x-02) ISO programming User Manual

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Programming: Programming contours

6.4

Path contours - Cartesian coordinates

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TNC 620 | User's ManualDIN/ISO Programming | 2/2015

6.4

Path contours - Cartesian coordinates

Overview of path functions

Path function key

Function

Tool movement

Required input

Page

Straight line

L

G00 and G01

Straight line

Coordinates of the end

point of the straight line

217

Chamfer:

CHF

G24

Chamfer between two

straight lines

Chamfer side length

218

Circle center

CC

I and J

None

Coordinates of the circle

center or pole

220

Circular arc

C

G02 and G03

Circular arc around a

circle center CC to an arc

end point

Coordinates of the arc

end point, direction of

rotation

221

Circular arc

CR

G05

Circular arc with a certain

radius

Coordinates of the arc

end point, arc radius,

direction of rotation

222

Kreisbogen

CT

G06

Circular arc with

tangential connection

to the preceding and

subsequent contour

elements

Coordinates of the arc

end point

224

Corner rounding

RND

G25

Circular arc with

tangential connection

to the preceding and

subsequent contour

elements

Rounding radius R

219

FK

free contour

programming

Straight line or circular

path with any connection

to the preceding contour

element

see "Path contours

– FK free contour

programming (option

19)", page 235

238

Programming path functions

You can program path functions conveniently by using the gray path

function keys. In further dialogs, you are prompted by the TNC to

make the required entries.

If you enter DIN/ISO functions via a connected USB

keyboard, make sure that capitalization is active.
At the start of the block the control automatically

writes in capitals.

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