27 milling cy cles – HEIDENHAIN CNC Pilot 4290 V7.1 User Manual
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4.27 Milling Cy
cles
G840 – Deburring
G840 deburrs when you program chamfer width B. If there is any
overlapping of the contour, specify with Q whether the first area (as of
starting point) or the entire contour is to be machined. Program only
the parameters given in the following list.
B
P
J
B
P
1
2
Parameters – deburring
Q
Cycle type (= milling location)
Open contour
Q=0: Milling center on the contour. Q0 deburrs the slot in
one pass on the previously open or closed contour.
Q=1: Machining at the left of the contour. If there is
overlapping, G840 machines only the first area of the
contour.
Q=2: Machining at the right of the contour. If there is
overlapping, G840 machines only the first area of the
contour.
Q=3: The contour is machined to the left or right
depending on H and the direction of cutter rotation (see
“G840 – Milling” on page 263). If there is overlapping,
G840 machines only the first area of the contour.
Q=4: Machining at the left of the contour. If there is
overlapping, G840 machines the entire contour.
Q=5: Machining at the right of the contour. If there is
overlapping, G840 machines the entire contour.
Closed contours
Q=0: Milling center on the contour
Q=1: Inside milling
Q=2: Outside milling
NS
Block number—beginning of contour section
Figures: Block number of the figure
Free open or closed contour: First contour element (not
starting point)
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
NE programmed: Machining against the contour direction
E
Reduced feed rate for circular elements (default: current feed
rate)