Heidenhain CNC Pilot 4290 V7.1 Description of B and Y axes User Manual Page 15

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HEIDENHAIN CNC PILOT 4290 15
1.2 Manual Control and Automatic Modes
Changing the tool position: If the call refers to the active tool, the
slide moves to the tool change position and tilts the B axis or rotates
the tool to the position angle.
Offset position angle: With the “offset position angle” you can
position turning tools in the “normal” attitude or “upside down.”
When positioning the tool, the CNC PILOT also takes the basic setting
saved in the tool database into account (position angle = position angle
from the tool data + offset position angle).
Tool orientation: The CNC PILOT takes the orientation of the cutting
edge into account when calculating the position of the tool tip. The
control distinguishes between roughing, finishing and button tools as
well as recessing and threading tools (see figure).
Declaring magazine tools
If there is a tool in the machine's working space when the control is
switched off and on again, the tool needs to be redeclared. In the
corresponding dialog box, the CNC PILOT automatically suggests the
values in effect when the control was switched off.
U Select “T > Magazine > Manual tool” in manual
control mode. The control opens the “Magazine:
Manual tool” dialog box.
U Press the soft key, enter the B axis angle, check all
other parameters and click OK to close the dialog box.
The control loads the associated NC program.
U Activate the NC program with Cycle Start.
Note on operation and display: This function is executed
using an NC program. To activate the NC program, press
Cycle Start.
C=0° C=180°
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Parameters
ID ID number of the magazine tool.
P Pocket number in the tool magazine.
O Orientation of turning tools. Position of the tool's cutting edge
(see figure).
Tool positions 1, 3, 5, 7: For roughing, finishing and button
tools (neutral tools are recognized by the tool angle).
Tool positions 2, 4, 6, 8: For recessing and threading cycles
(a “right-hand” or “left-hand” tool is defined in the tool
data).
B B axis angle. Angle to which the B axis is tilted.
C Offset position angle of turning tools.
0°: Tool attitude “normal”
180°: Tool attitude “upside down”
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