HEIDENHAIN TNC 410 - Manual (Page 315)

Index
Index II
G
Graphic simulation ... 235
Graphics
detail magnification ... 234
displays ... 232
during programming ... 39
H
Helical interpolation ... 88
Helix ... 88
HELP files
running ... 275
HELP function
displaying ... 41
Hole patterns
on a circle ... 159
on a line ... 160
overview ... 158
I
Insert rounding arc
between straight lines: M112 108
Interrupting machining ... 240
K
Keyboard ... 5
L
Look ahead ... 115
M
Machine parameters
for 3-D touch probes ... 280
for external data
transfer ... 279
for TNC displays
and TNC editor 281
Machine-referenced
coordinates: M91/M92 105
M
Machining small contour steps: M97
112
Main axes ... 27
Mid-program startup ... 243
Mirror image ... 184
Miscellaneous functions
entering ... 104
for contouring behavior ... 107
for coordinate data ... 105
for program-run control ... 105
for rotary axes ... 117
for the spindle ... 105
MOD functions
editing ... 268
exiting ... 268
selecting ... 268
Modes of operation 5
Moving the machine axes
with electronic handwheel ... 16
with incremental jog
positioning 17
with machine direction keys ... 15
Multipass milling ... 176
N
Nesting ... 197
Non-controlled axes
in the NC program ... 239
O
Open contours: M98 113
P
Paraetric programming. See Q
parameter programming
Parenthetical calculation ... 219
Part families ... 207
P
Path contours
Cartesian coordinates ... 76
circular path around circle
center ... 79
circular path with
defined radius 80
circular path with tangential
connection 81
overview ... 76
straight line ... 77
FK free contour programming. See
FK programming
Polar coordinates ... 86
circular path around
pole CC 87
circular path with tangential
connection 88
overview ... 86
straight line ... 87
Path functions
fundamentals ... 65
circles and
circular arcs ... 66
pre-positioning ... 66
Pecking ... 125
Plan view ... 233
Pocket table ... 50
Point tables ... 122
Programming example ... 136, 157
Polar coordinates
fundamentals 28
setting the pole ... 28
Positioning with manual
data input ... 22
POSITIP operation ... 239
Probe cycles ... 248