Hello!
I hope that someone can help me!
When I reference the C-axis
G74 C0
is obvious.
Does the reference point of the spindle refer to the point where it stands at the moment?
Or is it defined in a certain turning position?
As in G18 in X and Z
Example:
I wrote G74 C0, later I reference it again. G74 C0.
Is it then the same position as in the first call?
Regards, lolo
Thread: Referencing of C-axis
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08-22-2008, 07:22 PM #1
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08-23-2008, 06:15 AM #2
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Hi lolo26!
Yes, G74 always refers to a certain point. If it wasn’t so, that would be bad!!!
Christian
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08-25-2008, 10:36 AM #3
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Ok.
Thanks a lot!
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08-25-2008, 01:39 PM #4
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Hello again
I have one more problem with the C-axis.
I want to have holes in plane surface. C-axis is chosen and diameter position of the holes is established.
Problem:
Details of the straight line, where exactly is actually C+0?
+X or +Y and the turning direction.
And what is about TRANSMIT? The same position?
I need help!
Regards, lolo
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08-25-2008, 05:22 PM #5
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Hello
I’d say, in your case:
C0 is in the X+ axis
C43 and C260 or C-100 and the X value.
Rotation direction of the spindle is clockwise.
Y value isn’t considered.
What about transmit – I don’t know…
Regards, Peter
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08-25-2008, 08:55 PM #6
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I would program it the following way:
C=DC(43)
and
C=DC(260)
Turn in the shortest way!
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