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HEIDENHAIN SW 548328-05 DIN Programming User Manual

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DIN programming for the Y axis

6.7 Milling cy

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r the Y axis

G845 (Y axis)—Milling
You can change the cutting direction with the "cutting direction H,"

the "machining direction Q" and the direction of tool rotation (see table

G845 in the User's Manual). Program only the parameters given in the

following table.
See also:

G845—Fundamentals: Page 508

G845—Calculating hole positions: Page 509

Parameters—Milling

ID

Milling contour—name of the contour to be milled

NS

Starting block no. of contour

Figures: Block number of the figure

Free closed contour: A contour element (not starting point)

B

Milling depth (default: depth from the contour description)

P

Maximum infeed (default: milling in one infeed)

XS

Milling top edge in YZ plane (replaces the reference diameter

from the contour description)

ZS

Milling top edge in XY plane (replaces the reference plane from

the contour description)

I

Oversize in X direction (radius)

K

Oversize in Z direction

U

(Minimum) overlap factor. Defines the overlap of milling paths

(default: 0.5).
Overlap = U*milling diameter

V

Overrun factor (default: 0.5). Defines the distance by which the

tool should pass the outside radius of the workpiece.

0: The defined contour is milled completely

0< V <= 1: Overrun = V*milling diameter

H

Cutting direction (default: 0)

0: Up-cut milling

1: Climb milling

F

Feed rate for infeed (default: active feed rate)

E

Reduced feed rate for circular elements (default: current feed

rate)

RB

Retraction plane (default: back to starting position)

XY plane: Retraction position in Z direction

YZ plane: Retraction position in X direction (diameter)

Q

Machining direction (default: 0)

0: From the inside out (from the inside towards the outside)

1: From the outside in (from the outside towards the inside)

A

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

NF

Position mark—reference from which the cycle reads the hole

positions [1 to 127].