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5 geometry commands – HEIDENHAIN CNC Pilot 4290 User Manual

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Programming X, Z: Absolute,
incremental, modal or ”?”

Line segment in a contour G1-Geo

Parameters
X, Z: End point of contour element (X diameter)

A:

Angle to rotary axis – for angle direction see graphic support
window

Q:

Selection of intersection – default: 0. End point, if the line
segment intersects a circular arc.

Q=0: near intersection

Q=1: distance intersection

B:

Chamfer/rounding arc – transition to the next contour element.
Program the theoretical end point when you enter a chamfer/
rounding arc.

No entry in B: tangential transition

B=0: no tangential transition

B>0: Radius of the rounding arc

B<0: Width of chamfer

E:

Special feed factor for chamfer/rounding arc in a finishing cycle
(0 < E <= 1) – default: 1
(special feed rate = active feed rate * E)

Circular arc in a contour

G2/G3 Geo – incremental center coordinates
G12/G13 Geo – absolute center coordinates
Direction of rotation: see help graphic

Parameters
X, Z: End point of contour element (X diameter)

R:

Radius

Q:

Selection of intersection – default: 0. End point, if the circular arc
intersects a circular arc.

Q=0: Far intersection

Q=1: Near intersection

B:

Chamfer/rounding arc – transition to the next contour element.
Program the theoretical end point when you enter a chamfer/
rounding arc.

No entry in B: tangential transition

B=0: no tangential transition

B>0: Radius of the rounding arc

B<0: Width of chamfer

E:

Special feed factor for chamfer/rounding arc in a finishing cycle
(0 < E <= 1) – default: 1
(special feed rate = active feed rate * E)

G2/G3 – incremental center:
I:

Center (distance from starting point to center as radius)

K:

Center (distance from starting point to center)

G12/G13 – absolute center:
I:

Center (radius)

K:

Center

Programming X, Z: Absolute, incremental, modal or ”?”

G13 Geo

G2 Geo

4.5 Geometry Commands