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26 milling cy cles – HEIDENHAIN SW 548328-05 DIN Programming User Manual

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DIN programming

4.26 Milling cy

cles

Parameters—Milling

NE

Block number—end of contour section

Figures, free closed contour: No input

Free open contour: Last contour element

Contour consists of one element:

No input: Machining in contour direction

NS=NE programmed: Machining against the contour

direction

H

Cutting direction (default: 0)

0: Up-cut milling

1: Climb milling

I

(Maximum) infeed (default: milling in one infeed)

F

Infeed rate (depth infeed) – (default: active feed rate)

E

Reduced feed rate for circular elements (default: current feed

rate)

R

Radius of approaching/departing arc (default: 0)

R=0: Contour element is approached directly; infeed to

starting point above the milling plane, then vertical plunge.

R>0: Tool moves on approaching/departing arc that

connects tangentially to the contour element

R<0 for inside corners: Tool moves on approaching/

departing arc that connects tangentially to the contour

element

R<0 for outside corners: Contour element is approached/

departed tangentially on a line

P

Milling depth (default: depth from the contour description)

XS

Milling top edge—lateral surface (replaces the reference plane

from the contour definition)

ZS

Milling top edge—face (replaces the reference plane from the

contour definition)

RB

Retraction plane (default: back to starting position)

Front or read face: Return position in Z direction

Lateral surface: Return position in X direction (diameter)

D

Starting element number when partial figures are machined.

V

End element number when partial figures are machined.
The direction of contour definition for figures is

counterclockwise. The first contour element for figures:

Circular slot: The larger arc

Full circle: The upper semicircle

Rectangles, polygons and linear slots: The orientation angle

points to the first contour element.

A

Sequence for "Milling, deburring": A=0 (default=0)

NF

Position mark—reference from which the cycle reads the hole

positions [1 to 127].