Rockwell-automation 8520-GUM 9/Series CNC Grinder Operation and Progra Manual de usuario Pagina 340

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Coordinate Control
Chapter 11
11-24
To rotate the current work coordinate system , program this command:
G68 X__ Z__ R__;
Where: Is:
X, Z
thecenterofrotationusing only the two axis wordsthatareinthecurrentactive
plane (G17,G18,or G19). The value enteredwiththeseaxiswords representa
position in the current work coordinate system. The values specified with the
axiswords are alwaysabsolute coordinatevalues,the centerof rotati on cannot
be specified asan incrementalposition.
R theangl e of rotationthatthecoordinate systemistobe rotatedat. Enter a value
in unitsof degrees. R is alwaysmeasuredparalleltothe first majoraxisin the
currentplane. PositiveR is measuredcounter clockwise,and a negativeRis
measuredclockwise. Ifyou do notspecify an angle using an R wordin theG 68
block,thecontrolusesthe valueofthe “Programmable PartRotation”angle field
fromtherotationtable shown on page 11-30.
Important: If the first motion command following the G68 command is an
incremental move, the center of rotation as described in the G68 command
is ignored and the coordinate system is rotated about its zero point (see
Example 11.10). The first motion command following a G68 block cannot
be a circular move.
The control ignores any unnecessary parameters in the G68 block. Any G
codes other than a plane selection (G17, G18, or G19) or a change from
absolute or incremental mode (G90, or G91) specified in a G68 block
results in an error.
The G68 block does not create any axes motion. Position displays change
due to the alteration of the work coordinate system.
Any rotation of the work coordinate system by programming a G68
command rotates only the currently active work coordinate system. When
changing to a different work coordinate system, the rotation does not apply
to the new work coordinate system. When changing back to the rotated
coordinate system, the rotation is still in effect.
If you do not program an R word in the G68 block, the value of the angle
for programmed rotation is taken from the part rotation screen. Access this
screen as described for external part rotation on page 11-30. The last field
on this screen is the programmable part rotation angle. This angle is only
used when the R word is excluded in the G68 block.
11.6.1
Rotating the Current Work
Coordinate System (G68,
G69)
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