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Operating
modes |
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Manual
operation |
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Manual
traversing via joystick or with electronic
handwheels |
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Graphic
support for entering and running cycles in
direct interaction with manual machine
operation |
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Thread
repair (thread recutting of workpieces in a
different setup) |
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Teach-in |
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Sequential
linking of fixed cycles |
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Graphic
simulation of the machining cycle sequence
immediately after data entry |
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Immediate
machining after each cycle input |
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Storing
of machining cycles, with automatic program
creation |
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Program
run |
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Cycle
or ISO programs in single block or full
sequence |
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Programming |
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Machining
cycles |
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Conversational
cycle entry with graphic support |
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Linear
and circular paths, chamfers and roundings |
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Area
clearance cycles for longitudinal and
transverse turning of simple, complex and ICP
contours |
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Contour-parallel
area clearance cycles for simple, complex and
ICP contours |
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Recessing
cycles for simple, complex and ICP contours |
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Recess-turning
cycles for simple, complex and ICP contours |
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Undercuts
according to DIN 76, DIN 509E, DIN 509F |
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Cutoff
cycle |
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Drilling,
pecking and tapping cycles |
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Linear
and circular bolt-hole patterns on end face
and lateral surface |
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Cycles
for single- or multi-start paraxial and taper
threads |
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Axial
and radial milling cycles for slots, figures,
single sides and polygons as well as complex
ICP contours |
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Thread
milling |
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Assume
cutting data from tool memory |
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Use
ISO macros in cycle programs |
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Conversion
of cycle programs into ISO programs |
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Interactive
contour programming (ICP) |
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Contour
definition with linear and circular contour
elements |
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Immediate
display of entered contour elements |
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Calculation
of missing coordinates, intersections, etc. |
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For
multiple solutions: graphic display of all
solutions with selection by the user |
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Superimposition
of chamfers, roundings and form elements
during or after contour definition |
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For
turning contours |
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For
milling contours on end face and lateral
surface |
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ISO
programming |
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NC
programming according to ISO 6983 |
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Creation
of ISO programs and ISO macros |
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Programming
with clearance, recessing, recess turning,
drilling and milling cycles |
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Simplified
geometry programming (calculation of missing
data) |
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Variable
programming |
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Subprograms |
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Positional
data |
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Nominal
positions in Cartesian or polar coordinates |
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Absolute
or incremental dimensions |
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Input
and display in millimeters or inches |
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Tool
compensation |
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compensation
of the tool-tip position in the X/Z plane |
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Automatic
tool-tip position recognition |
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Precision
compensation via handwheel with transfer of
compensation values to the tool table |
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Cutting
radius and milling radius compensation |
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Tool
table |
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One
tool table for 99 tools with tool description |
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Graphic
support for tool entry |
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Tool
monitoring according to the service life of
the tool tip or number of workpieces produced |
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Verification
graphics |
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Graphic
simulation of individual cycles, or of the
memorized cycle or ISO program |
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Two-dimensional
wire frame or cutting-path graphics |
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Side
or end face view, or display of the (unrolled)
lateral surface |
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Detail
magnification and reduction (zoom) |
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Analysis
of the machining time |
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Calculation
of the machining times and idle times |
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Recognition
of the switching commands triggered by the CNC |
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Display
of the individual times per cycle or per tool
change for ISO programs |
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Communication/data
exchange |
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Via
the networks common under Windows 98 |
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Dialog
languages |
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German,
English, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch,
Danish, Swedish, Czech |
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