Detailed Description
2.4 Tool: Tool radius compensation 2D (TRC)
Fig. 2-23
System variables
Points P
$P_APR:
$P_AEP:
$P_APDV
Changing the WCS between the SAR block and the read operation has no effect on the
position values.
Supplementary conditions
• Any further NC commands (e.g., auxiliary function outputs, synchronous axis movements,
• If the end point P
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Velocities in the SAR subblocks on retraction
and P
can be read in the WCS as system variables during approach.
3
4
Read P
(start point) in WCS
3
Read P
(contour start point) in WCS
4
=1
If the content of $P_APR and $P_AEP is valid, i.e., if these contain the
position values belonging to the last SAR approach block programmed.
=0
The positions of an older SAR approach block are read.
positioning axis movements, etc.) can be programmed in a SAR block.
These are executed in the first subblock on approach and in the last subblock on
retraction.
is taken not from the SAR block but from a subsequent traversing
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block, the actual SAR contour (straight line, quadrant or semicircle) is traversed in this
block.
The last subblock of the original SAR block does not then contain traversing information
for geometry axes. It is always output, however, because further actions (e.g., single
axes) may have to be executed in this block.
Function Manual, 08/2005 Edition, 6FC5397-0BP10-0BA0
Tool Compensation (W1)