Acu-Rite Control System MILLPWRG2 User Manual
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ACU-RITE MILLPWRG2 201 8.2 Additional Milling Functions Repeat, rotate ... The Repeat, Rotate, ... soft key provides milling functions available with the MILLPWRG2 product. Repeat Using this step you can repeat sections of programs with any combination of X, Y or Z offsets. To program a repeat: From the PGM screen, press the Program Steps soft key. Press the Repeat, Rotate, ... soft key. Enter the number of the First step and the Last step in the Step Range that you want to repeat. Enter the...
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2028 Milling and Drilling 8.2 Additional Milling Functions Footer note for Repeat and Rotate When running a program at the point of executing a Repeat or Rotate, the footer in the program list view will display the line number, step type, and iteration of the step. Mirror The steps being mirrored must precede the Mirror step. With Mirror you can create a mirror image of an entire program or a section of a program. To program a mirror: From the PGM screen, press the Program Steps soft key. Press...
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ACU-RITE MILLPWRG2 203 8.2 Additional Milling Functions Engrave line All ASCII characters within the range of x032 - x126 are allowed, which includes Uppercase, Lowercase, Numbers, and Punctuation. From the PGM screen, press the Program Steps soft key. Then press the Other Steps soft key. In the popup menu select Engrave Line. With the cursor in the Text input field, press the Alphanumeric Keyboard soft key, and insert the desired text. Enter the X and Y axes coordinates for the point at the lower...
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2048 Milling and Drilling 8.2 Additional Milling Functions Engrave arc All ASCII characters within the range of x032 - x126 are allowed, which includes Uppercase, Lowercase, Numbers, and Punctuation. From the PGM screen, press the Program Steps soft key. Then press the Other Steps soft key. In the popup menu select Engrave Arc. Highlight the TEXT input field, press the Alphanumeric Keyboard soft key, and insert the desired text. Enter the X and Y axes coordinates for the Text Center from the...
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ACU-RITE MILLPWRG2 205 8.2 Additional Milling Functions Comment step With MILLPWRG2, you have the ability to insert messages anywhere within a program. These messages can be displayed during machining (at run-time) or as Operator Intervention Messages (OIM). These messages become operational steps within the program and communicate pertinent information like Rotate Part or Activate Coolant. For comments that dont require an operator intervention, select No when asked if you want the comment...
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2068 Milling and Drilling 8.2 Additional Milling Functions If PULSED is selected, then enter the amount of time (in seconds or tenths of seconds) for the relay to remain on. The maximum amount of time that a relay can pulse is 999.9 seconds. Set the Display User Prompt for the step to pause before or after by pressing either the Before Step, or After Step. If a pause is not to be included, press the No softkey. These can also be selected from the drop down menu in the field window. Set the Set...
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ACU-RITE MILLPWRG2 207 8.2 Additional Milling Functions Dwell This is where the time is set for the machine to pause it’s movement, and stay in its current position for a programmed amount of time measured in seconds. From PGM screen, press the Program Steps soft key, then press the Other Steps soft key. Select Dwell in the popup Menu. Enter the Dwell time in seconds, tenth of seconds can also be entered. Press the USE key. Reference point Reference points are commonly used to identify center...
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2109 Geometry/RPM Calculator 9.1 Geometry Calculator 9.1 Geometry Calculator Overview The MILLPWRG2 geometry calculator is used to construct Point/Line/ Arc entities which can then be transferred to the part program. MILLPWR G2 built-in calculator is capable of handling everything from simple arithmetic to complex trigonometry, geometry, and RPM calculations. The numeric keypad resembles a standard calculator with keys for numbers 0 through 9, four math function symbols (+, -, x, and ÷), a decimal...