Tag: Other CNC Controller
CNC | M03-M04-S Command | Spindle Speed
Spindle Speed Introduction
The spindle speed is programmed in revolutions per minute under the address S provided that the machine possesses a controlled spindle. The direction...
CNC Lathe | G50.2 and G51.2 | Polygon Turning
Polygon Turning Introduction
When rotating the workpiece and a tool at a certain ratio, a polygonal figure can be machined. For example, by changing conditions such...
CNC Grinding | G74 Cycle | Oscillation Direct Constant-Size Grinding
CNC Grinding - Oscillation Size Grinding
This cycle uses only CNC grinding machines with related control units. Not applicable to CNC lathe or machine centres. An...
CNC Grinding | G73 Cycle | Oscillation Grinding
CNC Grinding - Oscillation Grinding
This cycle uses only CNC grinding machines with related control units. Not applicable to CNC lathe or machine centres. An oscillation...
CNC Grinding | G72 Cycle | Traverse Direct Constant-Size Grinding
CNC Grinding - Size Grinding
This cycle uses only CNC grinding machines with related control units. Not applicable to CNC lathe or machine centres. A traverse...
CNC Grinding | G71 Cycle | Traverse Grinding
CNC Grinding - Traverse Grinding
This cycle uses only CNC grinding machines with related control units. Not applicable to CNC lathe or machine centres. A traverse...
CNC | M198 Code | External Subprogram Call (Quick Guide)
M198 Code Introduction
During memory operation, you can call and execute a subprogram registered in an external device (such as a Memory Card, Handy File,...
CNC Macro | Real versus Integer Values
Introduction
Though perhaps inappropriate, Fanuc control is very liberal in the use of real numbers in place of integer numbers, and vice versa, in macro...
CNC Macro | Display of Variables
Introduction
It is necessary to understand how the values of variables are displayed on the macro variable screen, because it might cause some confusion. The...
CNC Macro | Assigning a Value to a Variable
Introduction
A value can be assigned to a variable in the general format; #i = <some value or arithmetic expression>; where i is the variable number. On...