Acu-Rite Control System MILLPWRG2 User Manual
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ACU-RITE MILLPWRG2 61 3.1 DRO Manual Data Input Circle milling Press the CIRCLE key on the front panel. The soft key CIRCLE is displayed, and a popup menu appears on the display listing the type of circles available for milling. Circle milling example (e.g. pocket, frame, ring, or helix) Select Pocket from the popup menu. The popup menu disappears, and the Circle Pocket dialogue is displayed. Enter the data to mill the pocket. Press GO to run the circle pocket.
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623 DRO Mode and Calculator 3.1 DRO Manual Data Input DRO mill cycles The one step milling function are grouped in Four categories as shown in these groups. Drill Cycles Position Row of Holes Rectangular Frame Rectangular Array Bolt Circle Rectangular Pocket Cycles Pocket Frame Slot Face Circular Pocket Cycles Pocket Frame Ring Helix Other one step milling features Mill Line Mill Arc When a Milling Function key is selected for a single step operation, either a popup menu is...
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ACU-RITE MILLPWRG2 63 3.2 Calculator 3.2 Calculator Accessing the calculator The built in calculator can be used for simple arithmetic, or other math functions. The calculator can be accessed at any time, during most operations. The mathematical functions; +, -, x, and ÷, can be access at any time using the numerical key pad. These functions are normally accessed while in a field of a dialogue during PGM mode. Refer to Chapter 9 Geometry Calculator on page 210 for a complete description, and how...
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643 DRO Mode and Calculator 3.2 Calculator Trig functions The Trig function calculator can be accessed at any time, during most operations. To access the calculator’s Trig functions, press the CALC key. Then press the Trig soft key, and select the function to be used. The following Trig calculator soft keys are available: Soft keyDescription Sin Trigonometric Sine function Cos Trigonometric Cosine function Tan Trigonometric Tangent function Open Parenthesis ( Used as one of a pair to enclose a...
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ACU-RITE MILLPWRG2 65 3.2 Calculator More Commands, second menu. Press the CLEAR key to clear the entry field. To exit the calculator press the CALC key a second time or press CANCEL. Trig functions When calculating the Sine, Cosine, or Tangent of an angle, enter the angle first (in decimal degrees), then press the function soft key. Soft keyDescription ArcSin Inverse function of Sine ArcCos Inverse function of Cosine ArcTan Inverse function of Tangent
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684 Tool Table 4.1 Tool Table 4.1 Tool Table Overview When the MILLPWRG2 runs a program step that activates a tool, it only activates the diameter, and length values on that row of the Tool Table. The tool number, or tool type are not activated in dialogues that have these fields. Tool Table values are automatically converted to their inch or millimeter equivalents when the MILLPWR G2 mode is changed. All typed values must match the current unit mode of the MILLPWRG2. Define and store up to 99...
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ACU-RITE MILLPWRG2 69 4.1 Tool Table Tool numbers / tool names Each tool is identified by a number between 0 and 99. The tool name is its tool number. The tool number 0 is automatically defined as the zero tool (empty spindle) with the length L=0 and the diameter D=0. Sign for the length difference ΔL If the tool is longer than the T1 tool: ΔL>0(+). If the tool is shorter than the T1 tool: ΔL
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704 Tool Table 4.1 Tool Table Tool table Editing the tool table When the tool table is open, a new tool can be added, or an existing tool can be edited by changing the existing information for that tool. To enter a new tool, a blank numbered row will need to be selected. Using the ARROW keys, highlight the next available blank row number. Highlight the Diameter field, and using the numeric keypad, enter the tool diameter. Press the ENTER key. ARROW over to the next field and enter the tool Length...