MACHINE TOOLS APPLICATION SUPPORT DOCUMENT

DATE : 6/26/08

BULLETIN NO. : APP2008-001

SUBJECT : Easy Guide Programming Manual for MC

Easy Guide i
Programming Manual
For Doosan Machining Centers

©Phil Misseldine 2007

 Introduction
Easy Guide i is an innovative new way to program CNC machine tools.
The operator uses graphical screens with easy-to-use icons that create part
programs interactively in very few steps. This ‘Fill-in-the-blank’ method of
programming greatly reduces set up time and allows operators with no
G-code experience to construct most 2 dimensional parts.

Programming Method

By following this simple programming method the operator will find it much easier to enter a
complete program.

NEW PROGRAM SET PROCESS DEFINE BLANK

CHOOSE CYCLE DEFINE FIGURE END PROGRAM

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 Starting Easy Guide i

Press the ‘custom’ hard Key to start

Easy Guide i.

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 Fixed Form Sentence
Fixed Form Sentence gives the operator the ability to create
statements that can be added anywhere in the program

Press the 'SETTING' soft key to display the Fixed

Form Setting page.

You will notice that there are Tabs marked

Form 1 to Form 5.
Entering information into Form 1 will be dis-
played when you press the 'START' soft key,
Form 5 will be displayed when you press the
'END' soft key. Forms 2 - 4 are not used.

Highlight Form 1 and then press the

'NEW' soft key

In the 'Create New Fixed Form Sentence'

box enter a Name and then enter the infor-
mation you want at the beginning of your
program. When finished press the 'Insert'
soft key. You can enter multiple sentences.
When you have finished press the 'To MNU'
soft key.

To Insert a Fixed Form Sentence in to the

program, press the 'START' soft key. High
light the sentence you want and the press the
'INSERT' soft key.

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 Creating a New Program

Press the 'NEWPRG' soft key to

start a new program.

The following screen will appear.

Enter any program number

that is not in use. Then press
the
'CREATE' soft key.

Once the ' CREATE' soft

key has been pressed the
program is entered into
the controls memory.

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 Start Screen
The START, CYCLE, FIGURE and END soft keys are the
main keys used in creating your program.

After creating a new program press the right arrow

soft key to display the start menu.

The 'START' key is used for entering program start and all tool processes.
The 'CYCLE' key is used for defining which cycle the tool will use.
The 'FIGURE' key is used for defining hole patterns, machining figures and
subprograms.
The 'END' key is used for entering the information to end the program.

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 Process Start
Press the 'START' soft key and then cursor over to the 'TAB' marked
'PROCESS START' then press the 'SELECT' soft key to display the following page.

Press the 'SELECT'

soft key

Once the 'SELECT' key is

pressed the following screen
is displayed.

Using the 'PROCESS START' page enter the number of the tool you wish to
use.
Spindle speed and spindle rotation direction (M3 CW, M4 CCW).
Tool offset number (this will always correspond to your tool number
e.g... T1 H1).
Your 1st X,Y and Z position move.
The next tool you wish to use.
Whether you require coolant on (M8 Flood coolant, M7 Though-the-spindle-
coolant).
And finally your work offset number (G54-G59).

When finished press the 'INSERT' soft key.

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 Machining Cycle's

Easy Guide supports the following machining cycles

Drilling Cycles Pocket Milling Cycles

Face Machining Cycles Slot Machining cycles

Wall Machining Cycles

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 Drilling

Press the 'CYCLE' key to display

the following page.

From the Drilling Menu select the Drilling

Cycle to display the following page
W= Machining Type
Normal 1 peck (G81)
Dwell 1 peck with dwell
Peck peck drilling (G83)
H Speed high speed peck (G73)
I= Initial Position
INIT. POS-1
Starts at J value and returns to C value
INIT. POS-2
Starts and returns to J value
REF. POINT
Starts and returns to C value
J=Point
Stop distance above the part
L= Cut Depth
Enter the final hole depth
K= Go Past
Allows for the tip of the drill
C= Clearance
This is the amount you want to stop above the part
F= Feed rate
Enter the desired feedrate
Z= Approach Motion
When finished press the 'INSERT' soft key
X and Y approach or
X'Y and Z approach

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 Tapping
Cutting Conditions
From the Drilling Menu select the Tapping
Cycle to display the following page
W= Machining Type
Normal Right hand tapping
Reverse Left hand tapping
D= Thread Lead
Enter the thread pitch
I= Initial Position
INIT. POS-1
Starts at J value and returns to C value
INIT. POS-2
Starts and returns to J value
REF. POINT
Starts and returns to C value
J=Point
Stop distance above the part
L= Cut Depth
Enter the final hole depth
C= Clearance
This is the amount you want to stop above the
part
P=Dwell
Enter a dwell time if desired
After entering the cutting conditions Z= Approach Motion
highlight the Rigid Tap Tab. X and Y approach or
X'Y and Z approach

RIGID TAP

R=TAP TYPE
Floating or Rigid
S= SPINDLE SPEED
Enter the desired
spindle speed

When finished press the

'INSERT' soft key

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 Boring

From the Drilling Menu select the Boring

Cycle to display the following page Cutting Conditions

W= Machining Type
CUT
Cuts on the way in and the feeds out of
the bore
RAPID
Cuts on the way in and then rapids out
of the bore
DWELL
Cuts on the way in, Dwells and then
feeds out of the bore
I= Initial Position
INIT. POS-1
Starts at J value and returns to C
value
INIT. POS-2
Starts and returns to J value
REF. POINT
Starts and returns to C value
J=Point
Stop distance above the part
L= Cut Depth
Enter the final hole depth
C= Clearance
This is the amount you want to stop
above the part
P=Dwell
Enter a dwell time if desired

When finished press the 'INSERT' soft

key

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 Hole Positions
Random Points

After you have finished entering information for the drilling cycle you are then
prompted for your hole positions.

The 'Hole Position' menu can also be displayed

by pressing the 'figure' soft key

B= BASE POSITION
Enter the base position. Usually
zero for the top of the part

POINT H through T
Enter each hole position in X and Y.
You can enter up to 8 hole positions

When finished press the 'INSERT' soft

key

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 Hole Positions
Circle Points

From the Hole position Menu select the Bolt

circle cycle to display the following page

B= BASE POSITION
Enter the base position. Usu-
ally zero for the top of the part

H= Center Point in X
Enter circle center in X
V= Center Point in Y
Enter circle center in Y
R=Radius
Enter the radius of the circle
A= Start Point of Angle
Enter the angle of the 1st hole
C= Number of Holes
Enter the number of holes in the bolt

If for any reason you do not want to

machine a particular hole, highlight
the 'SKIP' tab and enter the number
of the hole or holes you want to

When finished press the 'INSERT' soft key

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 Hole Positions
Grid Points
From the Hole position Menu select the
Grid

B= BASE POSITION
Enter the base position. Usually
zero for the top of the part

H= Start point in X
Enter the 1st X position
V=Start point in Y
Enter the 1st Y position
U= Length for X axis
Enter the length between the 1st and
last hole in the X axis
W= Length for Y axis
Enter the length between the 1st and
last hole in the Y axis
I=Number for X axis
Enter the number of holes in the X
axis
J=Number for Y axis
Enter the number of holes in the Y
axis
K= Angle for X axis

If for any reason you do not

want to machine a particular
hole, highlight the 'SKIP' tab
and enter the number of the
When finished press the 'INSERT' soft key hole or holes you want to

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 Subprogram
After you have finished entering information in any of the hole patterns you will then be
asked if you want to save this information as a 'SUB PROGRAM'. This saves having to en-
ter all the information again should the same hole pattern be needed for additional tools.

To create a subprogram page down to 'Create as subprogram'.

Enter a subprogram number and enter a comment for the subpro-

Press the 'OK' soft key to enter this

information into the program

To access subprograms at any time. Press the 'Figure'

soft key and then highlight the 'Subprogram' tab to dis-
play a list of saved subprograms. To enter one of these

You can only save Sub Programs by us-

ing program numbers 8000 through

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 Face Machining
Facing Rough

There are two machining cycles for face machining

From the Face Machining

Menu select the Facing
Rough Cycle to display
the following page

T=Thickness
Enter the amount of material that will
be removed
H=Finish Amount
Enter the amount you want to leave
for finishing
J=Cut Depth of Axis
Enter the depth of cut per pass

L=Cut Depth of Radius

Enter the width of cut

F=Feedrate Radius
Enter the cutting feedrate
E=Feedrate Axis
Enter the feedrate for the Z

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 Facing Rough
(continued)
When finished entering information under 'Cut Cond' highlight the 'detail'

W=Cutting Method
Enter single or zigzag passes across the
part
H=Finish Amount

P=Path Move Method

Enter Pull-lift up after each pass
Keep- stay at Z depth
C= Clearance
This is the amount you want to stop
above the part
M= Clearance of Radius
This is the amount you want to clear the
part after each pass

A= Cutting Direction
Choose from which direc-
tion you want to cut

B = Cut Depth Direction

Choose from which position
you want to your first pass to
be
Z= Approach Motion
X and Y approach or

When finished press the

'INSERT' soft key

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 Finish Facing

From the Face Machining Menu select

the Facing Finish Cycle to display the following

F=Feedrate Radius
Enter the cutting feedrate
E=Feedrate Axis
Enter the feedrate for the Z

When finished entering information un-

L=Cut Depth of Radius der 'Cut Cond' highlight the 'detail'
Enter the width of cut

W=Cutting Method
Enter single or zigzag passes
across the part
P=Path Move Method
Enter Pull-lift up after each
pass
Keep- stay at Z depth
V=Path Move Feed rate C= Clearance
This is the amount you want to stop
above the part

B = Cut Depth Direc-

tion
Choose from which po-
sition you want to your
first pass to be
Z= Approach Motion
X and Y approach or
X'Y and Z
ap- proach
When finished press the
'INSERT' soft key
A= Cutting Direction
Choose from which direc-

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 Contour Machining
Outer Wall Contouring (Rough)

From the Insert Milling Cycle Menu

select the Contour tab to display
the following page

T = Bottom Thickness
This is the amount of material you will be
removing
from the top of the part to finished depth
S= Side Thickness
This is the amount of material you will be
removing from the edge of the part to fin-
ished surface
L = Cutting Amount of Tool Axis K = Side Finish Amount
Enter the width of cut Enter the amount you want to leave for fin-
J = Cut Depth of Axis ishing
This is how deep you want to cut per pass H = Bottom Finish Amount

F = Feed Rate
Enter your cutting feed rate
V = Feed Rate
Enter the feed rate for full width of cut
E = Feed Rate Axis
Enter the Z feed rate

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 Outer Wall Contouring (Rough)
(continued)

When finished entering information under 'Cut Cond' highlight the 'detail' tab.

W = Up Cut/ Down Cut

What direction do you want to cut in
1. Down Cut
2. Up Cut

C= Clearance
This is the amount you want
to stop above the part

P= Approach type
Select from Arc, Tangent or Vertical
R= Approach Rad/Dist
Enter the a radius or distance value for
your approach
A= Approach Angle
Enter the a angle of approach

Q= Escape type
When you have finished machining
how do you want to leave the part
Select from Arc, Tangent or Vertical
X=Escape rad/Dis
Enter the a radius or distance
value for your escape
Y= Escape Angle
Enter the a angle of escape
Z= Approach Motion
X and Y approach or When finished press the
X'Y and Z approach 'INSERT' soft key

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 Contouring
Outer Wall Contouring (Side Finish)

From the Contour Menu select the Outer Wall Contouring (Side Finish) to
display the following page

S= Side Thickness
This is the amount of material
you will be removing from the
edge of the part to finished
surface
K = Side Finish Amount
Enter the amount you want to
leave for finishing
B = Number of Finish-

F = Feed Rate Sing.Cut

Enter your finishing cut feed rate
V = Feed Rate
Enter the feed rate for full width of cut

E = Feed Rate Axis

Enter the Z feed rate

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 Outer Wall Contouring (Side Finish)
(continued)

When finished entering information under 'Cut Cond' highlight the 'detail'

W = Up Cut/ Down Cut

What direction do you want to cut in
1. Down Cut
2. Up Cut

C= Clearance
This is the amount you want
to stop above the part

P= Approach type
Select from Arc, Tangent or Vertical
R= Approach Rad/Dist
Enter the a radius or distance value for your ap-

Q= Escape type
When you have finished machin-
ing how do you want to leave the
part
Select from Arc, Tangent or Verti-
cal
X=Escape rad/Dis
Enter the a radius or dis-
tance value for your escape
Z= Approach Motion
When finished press the
X and Y
'INSERT' soft key
ap-
proach or

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 Pocket Machining
Pocketing (Rough)

From the Insert Milling Cycle Menu select

the Pocketing tab to display the following
page. Then select Pocketing (Roughing)

T = Bottom Thickness
This is the amount of material you will be remov-
ing
from the top of the part to finished depth
S= Side Thickness

L = Cut Depth of Radius

Enter the width of cut

J = Cut Depth of Axis

This is how deep you want to cut
per pass
K = Side Finish Amount
Enter the amount you want to
leave for finishing

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 Pocketing (Rough)
(continued)

F = Feed Rate Sing.Cut

Enter your finishing cut feed rate
V = Feed Rate
Enter the feed rate for full width
of cut

E = Feed Rate Axis

Enter the Z feed rate

When finished entering information under 'Cut Cond' highlight the 'detail'

W = Up Cut/ Down Cut

What direction do you want to cut in
1. Down Cut
2. Up Cut

B= Clearance of Radius
Distance you want to stay away from
the finished wall when feeding in Z
C= Clearance
This is the amount you want to stop above
the part
Z= Approach Motion
X and Y approach or
X'Y and Z approach

When finished press the

A= Cut Angle 'INSERT' soft key
Enter the a ramp angle if re-

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 Pocketing ( Side Finish)

From the Pocketing Menu select the Pocketing (Side Finish) to display the following
page

K = Side Finish Amount

Enter the amount you want to leave for finish-
ing
H = Bottom Finish Amount

F = Feed Rate Sing.Cut

Enter your finishing cut feed rate
V = Feed Rate
Enter the feed rate for full width of cut

E = Feed Rate Axis

Enter the Z feed rate

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 Pocketing ( Side Finish)
(continued)

When finished entering information under 'Cut Cond' highlight the 'detail'

F = Feed Rate Sing.Cut

Enter your finishing cut feed rate
V = Feed Rate
Enter the feed rate for full width

C= Clearance
This is the amount you want to stop above the

P= Approach type
Select from Arc, Tangent or Ver-
tical
R= Approach Rad/Dist
Enter the a radius or distance
value for your approach
A= Approach Angle

Q= Escape type
When you have finished ma-
chining how do you want to
leave the part
Select from Arc, Tangent or
Vertical
X=Escape rad/Dis
Enter the a radius or dis-
tance value for your es-
cape
Z= Approach Motion
When finished press the X and Y approach or
'INSERT' soft key X'Y and Z

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 Grooving (Slot milling)
Grooving Rough

From the Insert Milling Cycle Menu select the Grooving

tab to display the following pageThen select Grooving
(Rough)

L = Cut Depth of Radius

This is the width of cut you want to take

J = Cut Depth of Axis

This is how deep you want to cut per pass
K = Side Finish Amount
Enter the amount you want to leave for fin-
ishing
H = Bottom Finish Amount

F = Feed Rate Sing.Cut

Enter your finishing cut feed rate
V = Feed Rate
Enter the feed rate for full width of cut

E = Feed Rate Axis

Enter the Z feed rate

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 Grooving Rough
(continued)

When finished entering information under 'Cut Cond' highlight the

W = Up Cut/ Down Cut

What direction do you want to cut in
1. Down Cut
2. Up Cut

B= Clearance of Radius
Distance you want to stay away
from the finished wall when feed-
ing in Z
C= Clearance
This is the amount you want to stop
above the part
Z= Approach
Motion
X and Y approach or

When finished press the

'INSERT' soft key

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 Grooving (Side Finish)

From the Grooving Menu select the Grooving (Side Finish) to display the follow-
ing page

S= Side Thickness
This is the amount of material you will be
removing from the edge of the part to
finished surface
K = Side Finish Amount
Enter the amount you want to leave for
finishing
B = Number of Finishing
Enter the amount of finish passes you

F = Feed Rate Sing.Cut

Enter your finishing cut feed rate
V = Feed Rate
Enter the feed rate for full width of cut

E = Feed Rate Axis

Enter the Z feed rate

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 Grooving (Side Finish)
(continued)

When finished entering information under 'Cut Cond' highlight the 'detail'

W = Up Cut/ Down Cut

What direction do you want to
cut in
1. Down Cut
2. Up Cut

C= Clearance
This is the amount you want to stop above the

P= Approach type
Select from Arc, Tangent or Vertical
R= Approach Rad/Dist
Enter the a radius or distance
value for your approach
A= Approach Angle
Enter the a angle of approach

Q= Escape type
When you have finished ma-
chining how do you want to
leave the part
Select from Arc, Tangent or
Vertical
X=Escape rad/Dis
Enter the a radius or dis-
tance value for your es-
cape
Z= Approach Motion
X and Y approach or When finished press the
X'Y 'INSERT' soft key
and

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 Program Options
To search and open a program that is already stored in memory

Press the 'O SRCH soft key to

display the following page

Highlight the program you re-

quire and then press the open
soft key

To edit a program comment

To edit the program comment press the

EDT COM soft key

and then enter your comment in the box

When finished press the Alter soft key

Deleting a Program

To delete a program from the list.

First highlight the program you want
to remove and then press the Delete
soft key

Pressing Yes now will re-

move the program

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 Memory Card
(PCMCIA)

You can Upload and Down load programs from the Memory card

Press the M CARD soft key to display

the following screen

To insert a program into mem-

ory using the excising program
number 1st highlight the desired To insert a program into memory using a different pro-
program and the press the IN- gram number 1st highlight the desired program and the
PUT soft key. press the O INPUT soft key.

To output a program to the memory

card
Press the OUTPUT soft key. High-
light the desired program and then
press the OUTPUT soft key again. Input the new program number in the empty box and
the press the INPUT soft key

When using the Mem-

ory Card the I/O Chan-
nel must be set to 4

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 M - Codes
Easy Guide has a full list of M-Codes that can be inserted into the

To access the M-Code list press the

M CODE soft key

Highlight the M code To insert the M code

you require and the with a end of block
press the INSERT soft character press the
key. INS+; soft key

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 Work Offsets
To display the work offset page press the WK SET soft
key

You can enter the work offset values manually or if you are at your
work offset position press the X,Y or Z hard key and the MEASUR
soft key

To select the additional 48 work offsets press the TAB soft key

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 Tool Offsets

To display the tool offset page press the T-OFS soft key

You can enter the tool offset values manually or if you are at your Z -
zero position press the INP. C. soft key

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 Editing the Program
It is possible to edit the program at any time.
There are several ways to do this.

MODE
Make sure that the mode select switch is on MDI
TAPE REF.RTN.

MEMORY JOG

EDIT

HANDLE

MODESELECT

Using the cursor keys highlight the

command to be changed.

Once the command is highlighted it is possible to change it.

If the command is no longer needed simply press the Delete key to erase it.
If the value needs to be changed simply key in the new value and press Alter.
If a command has to be added, highlight the command before the point were the new
data is to be inserted, key in the new command and press Insert.

An alternative way is to use the 'ALTER' fea-

To Alter the program first high-

light the block of information to
be changed, and then press
the 'ALTER' soft key.

Once the Alter key is pressed the screen automatically changes to

the data entry screen that relates to the highlighted block. Once you
have changed the information press the Alter key again to update

You can also copy, move or delete whole or parts of the program us-
ing the COPY, CUT, PASTE and DELETE soft keys.

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 Machining Simulation
Defining the Blank

Machining simulation allows the operator to check for programming er-

rors without having to run a part.

Before starting the machining simulation you must first define the
blank material size and also define all the tools you will be using.

From he 'START' menu select the

'BLANK' tab to display the screen oppo-
site.
Select Rectangular Blank Fig-
ure and then press the se-
lect soft key.

B = Width
Enter the width of the blank
D = Length
Enter the length of the blank
H = Height
Enter the thickness of the

I = Work Origin X
J = Work Origin Y
The work origin is calculated from
the bottom left corner
K = Work Origin Z
Usually zero for the top of the part

When finished press the

'INSERT' soft key

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 Tool Data Table
To be able to see the tool when running simulation you must first set
up the Tool Data Table.

From the Tool Offset screen

highlight the 'TOOL DATA' tab
to display the page opposite

Select which type of tool you are using

from the list at the bottom of the screen

After selecting the tool move the cursor to the 'SET' column. Set
the number corresponding to the direction in which you will be
cutting. ( Will almost always be 1)

The last column is for setting the nose angle of the drill (NOS AN)
(Remember this information is for simulation purpose only and
will not effect the pro- gram).

You will also have to inset a value into the 'TOOL OFFSET' geometry column so
the control knows the size of the tool to draw.

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 Machining Simulation

To run simulation set the mode switch to

MODE
Memory TAPE
MDI
REF.RTN.

MEMORY JOG

EDIT

HANDLE

MODE SELECT

and then press the 'SIMLAT'

soft key.

Press the 'REWIND' soft key to make sure that the program
is at the beginning. And then press the 'START' soft key.

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 Programming Example
Creating a Program

Press the 'NEWPRG' soft

key to start a new pro-

The following screen will ap-

Enter any program

number that is not in
use. Then press the
'CREATE' soft key.

Once the ' CREATE' soft

key has been pressed the
program is entered. It is
know possible to start build-

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 Press the 'START' soft key to display
the

Pressing the 'INSERT' soft key now will insert the fol-
lowing lines at the start of the program.
G0 G90 G80 G40 G49 G94
G91 G28 Y0 Z0
G90
The 1st line of information makes sure that all work
and tool offsets are canceled. The 2nd line moves the
Y and Z axis to there home positions.

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 Press the 'START' soft key and then cursor
over to the 'TAB' marked 'PROCESS START'
then press the 'SELECT' soft key to display the

Press the
'SELECT' soft

Once the 'SELECT'

key is pressed the fol-
lowing screen is dis-

Using the 'PROCESS START' page enter

the number of the tool you wish to use.
Spindle speed and spindle rotation direction
(M3 CW, M4 CCW).
Tool offset number (this will always corre-
spond to your tool number e.g. T1 H1). When finished press
Your 1st X,Y and Z position move. the 'INSERT' soft key.
The next tool you wish to use.
Whether you require coolant on (M8 Flood
coolant, M7 Though-the-spindle-coolant).
And finally your work offset number
(G54-G59).

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This page is used for defining the size of the blank part you
will be machining and is used for simulation purposes only.

Once the INSERT key has been pressed after

entering your process start information the
screen will change showing the 'BLANK' tab high
lighted.

Enter the Width, Length and Thickness of the

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 When entering the work origin the distances taken from
the lower left hand corner. e.g.... If the actual work origin
is the top left hand corner and the blank size is 6" x 4" x
2" then the distance from the bottom left corner will be X

When work origin Z is en-

tered the screen changes to
the page opposite

When you have finished entering all the

data press the 'INSERT' soft key and this
information will be entered into the pro-

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Now that the start of the program is complete we can start to enter
machining data. Press the 'CYCLE' soft key to select the Milling Cy-

Choose the machining operation you require and then

press the 'SELECT' soft key. Our 1st tool is a 27/64

Enter the information for the 27/64 drill in the

empty boxes. When finished press the 'INSERT'

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 After inserting the drill information the screen will change to
the Hole Position page.

Cursor to the desired pattern and then press the

'SELECT' soft key to display the next page.

Enter the position of your hole pattern in to the boxes. When

finished press the 'INSERT' soft key. The 'Base Position'
should be the same as the initial position or Ref. Point position

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When you press the insert soft
key you will then be asked if
you want to save this informa-
tion as a 'SUB PROGRAM'.
This saves having to enter all
the information again should
the same hole pattern be

You can only save Sub Programs by us-

ing program numbers 8000 through

Press the 'OK' soft key to enter

this information into the pro-

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 Now we can enter our next tool which is a 1/2-13
tap. Again press the 'START' soft key and then
select the 'PROCESS' tab and enter the informa-

When entering Again fill in all the

information for blanks for the 1/2-13
'RIGID TAPPING' do tap and press insert
not enter RPM or M3 to enter this informa-
on the process page. tion into the program.

From the 'CYCLE' menu select the Tapping

Enter all the informa-

tion for the 1/2-13 tap.

After entering the tap in-

formation, cursor over to
the tab marked 'RIGID
TAP'. Select the Rigid
tap option and also enter
the spindle speed.

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Once you have inserted the tapping information the screen will
change to the milling figure screen. Cursor over to the
'SUBPROGRAM' tab to display the following page.

High light the desired 'sub program' and then

press the 'SELECT' soft key to add this to the

The program should look the same as the screen

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 Our next tool is a 3/4" end mill. Again select the
'PROCESS START' page and enter the information for the

When finished press the insert key to enter this informa-

tion into the program.

Next from the milling figure menu select the 'POCKET FIG'
tab. And then high light the X,Y Concave and press the 'Select'

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 Once the select key is pressed the following screen is dis-

Enter your information into each empty

box.
As you move down the screen will

Once all the informa-

tion is complete press
the 'INSERT' soft key.

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Once the insert key is pressed the following screen is dis-

Highlight the X,Y CONVEX and press

Enter your information into the blank boxes, when finished

press the 'INSERT' soft key to enter this information into

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 When using the same tool for a different operation it
is not necessary to enter the process information

Press the 'FIGURE' soft key

to display the following page.
Highlight the 'X,Y CONCAVE'
option and then press the
'SELECT' key.

Again enter all your information in to the

blank boxes. When finished press the
'INSERT' soft key to enter this into the main

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 When you have finished entering all
your machining information you must
end the program. To do this press the
'END' soft key to display the following

Add this information to the end of the program will

send the Y and Z to there home positions and rewind
the program. The finished program should look like the

You can now run the

machining simulation
to check the program
before machining a

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