8-11-18 Single Canned Cycle (G90, G92, G94)

By using this function, it is possible to simplify that the cutting operation such as "cutting in 
turning (threading)  retract  return" without commanding the G00, G01 and G32.
This can be commanded in Z-X, Z-Y and E-Y plane.

NOTICE
 The M, S and T command is a cutting condition should be commanded in the block before
the G90, G92 and G94 as a principle.
 In the blocks after commanding G980, G92 and G94, the section just before other G codes
such as G00, G01 etc. command of 01 group is available for single canned cycle command.

(A caution will be required in the MDI mode.)

 The program will not stop on the way when the SINGLE BLOCK key is lit, but will
stop after performing “cutting in  turning (threading)  retract  return” cycle.)
 Refer to the CNC manufacturer’s (FANUC) operation manual for the details of G90 and G94.

 Canned cycle table

This manual takes an example of the Z-X plane machining. For machining the Z-Y plane,
interpret the X and U as Y and V. In case of the E-Y plane, interpret the part of the X as Y,
the part U as V and the part of Z (W) as E after G158 command. Always command G154 after
the E-Y plane machining process ends.

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 Threading cycle (G92)
NOTICE
 Tool nose radius compensation can not be used.
 An inaccurate thread will be created at the start and end of threading. Thus, when
determining the start and end positions, the following cautions will be required.

In the diagram above portions 1 at cutting start and 2 cutting end will have inaccurate
leads. Calculate the approximate value of 1 and 2 by following formula.

 There are limits between the spindle speed and thread lead.
LS≦ Maximum cutting feed rate( mm/min)
 Cutting feed rate will be fixed to 100% during thread cycle regardless of the JOG
/OVERRIDE switch .
 Threading cycle retract
If this threading cycle retract is added to the function, by pressing the FEED HOLD button

during threading, the program will return to the starting point “P” immediately
after completion of thread finishing.

Pressing the START button will resume the machining program.

 If this function is not added, the threading cycle will continue the program until the point

“C” that complete the retraction even if the FEED HOLD button is pressed during
threading.

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(a) Straight thread cycle
 Format
G92 X(U)････Z(W)････F････;
F: It specifies the thread lead (L)
The following cycle to will be executed.

(Example):

G92 is a modal, therefore the program will be as follows.

G00 X(x1) Z(z1) (M23);
G92 X(x2) Z(z2) F(L); L: Thread read
X(x3);
X(x4);

X(xn);
G00 X････Z････(M24);
If M23 (chamfering ON) is active when G92 is commanded, the chamfering will be
performed.
The amount of chamfering  can be set into the parameter No 5130 from a range of 0 to
25.5L by 0.1L (unit).

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(b) Taper threading cycle
 Format
G92 X(U)････Z(W)････R････F････ ;
F: This specifies the thread lead (L).
This will execute the following cycle  .

For X, command B position data.

The sign of address R is specified by the direction from point B to the line that runs through A’.
G92 is a modal code, therefore the block after G92 will execute the taper threading cycle only
with a cutting in command in the X-axis direction.
(Example):

G00 X18.0 Z15.0 M23 ;

G92 X16.0 W10.0 R-1.5 F2.0 ; (lead 2.0)
X15.0 ;
X14.0 ;
G00 X50.0 Z15.0 M24 ;

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8-11-19 Constant Surface Speed Control (G96, G97)
The spindle speed is controlled so that the surface speed is always the specified value in
correspondence with the X-axis or Y-axis position.

NOTICE
 The constant surface speed control is available on both main and sub spindle.
 Maximum spindle speed clamp is available during the command of constant spindle speed
control ON (G96). This S value, also, memorized during constant spindle speed control
OFF (G97) and when the program is returned to G96, S is valid again.
(If the CNC power is off, this memory is deleted.)
 Constant surface speed control regulates the surface speed in correspondence with X-axis
or Y-axis moving command position on program and no offset amount will be added.
 Do not use constant surface speed control in threading.
 During the main spindle feed per revolution (M91) control on HEAD2, this constant
surface speed control function is not available on HEAD2.

 Constant surface speed control ON command

 Format
G96 S･･････ ;
S specifies the constant speed. (For mm input, use m/min: For inch input, use ft/min.)
This executes the constant surface speed control until G97 is commanded.

 Constant surface speed control OFF command

 Format
G97 S･･････ ;
S specifies the speed. (min-1)
If S is not specified, it will be set to the speed of the G96 command just before command of
G97.

 Main spindle maximum speed clamp

 Format
G50 S････ ;
The maximum spindle speed for the constant surface speed control is specified with “S” in
min-1 after G50. This command will clamp the maximum spindle speed.

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8-11-20 Feed Function Specification (G98, G99, G101, G103)
These functions will determine the feeding unit, whether [mm/rev] or [mm/min] will be used
for commanding the feed F.

NOTICE
 Both HEAD1 and HEAD2 will be G99 mode when turning the power on.
 Address C or H should not be commanded in the same block.
 A new feed (F) command is required when commanding G98~G103.
 Feed function commands (G98~G103) are modals; therefore command the spindle speed
for these commands after commanding the feed function.
 Do not input the S command into the same block of G101 or G103 block. If it will be
commanded, the S command will be ignored.

 Feed per minute (G98)

 Commanding G98 will execute the following F command in mm/min.
 If G98 is commanded in HEAD1, the feed unit for the X, A, Y, B and Z1-axis will be mm/min.
 If G98 is commanded in HEAD2, the feed unit for the Y, E, B and Z1-axis will be mm/min.

 Feed per revolution (G99)

 Commanding G99 will execute the following F command in mm/rev.
 If G99 is commanded in HEAD1, the feed unit for the X, A, Y and Z1-axes change to mm/rev
against the main spindle rotation.
 If G99 is commanded in HEAD2, the feed unit for the Y, E, B and Z2-axes change to mm/rev
against the sub spindle rotation.

 Feed per revolution for X-axis power-driven tool (G101) [Available only on HEAD1]
 Commanding G101 will execute the following F command in mm/rev.
 Commanding G101 on HEAD1, the feed unit of the X, A and Z1-axes change to mm/rev
against the rotation of the X-axis power-driven tool.

 Feed per revolution for Y power-driven tool (G103) [Available on HEAD12]

 Commanding G103 will execute the following F command in mm/rev.
 If G103 is commanded in the HEAD1 side program, the feed unit for the Y, B and Z1-axes
will be [mm/rev] relative to the rotation of the Y power-driven tool.
 If G103 is commanded in the HEAD2 side program, the feed unit for the Y, B, E and Z2-axes
will be [mm/rev] relative to the rotation of the Y power-driven tool.

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8-11-21 Cylindrical Interpolation (G107)
This function will perform the machining at the expanded cylindrical surface of the product by
using linear Interpolation (G01) and circular Interpolation (G02, G03) with the Z1 and C-axis.
 Format
G107 C_ ; Cylindrical interpolation mode ON (C: Cylinder radius value)
G107 C0 ; Cylinder interpolation mode OFF (Cancel)

 Coordinate system (Expanded drawing)

 Cylindrical interpolation format (Plane selection command)

G150(G154) ; ............. Selection of circular interpolation plane in cylindrical interpolation
G18 H0 W0 ;. ............. Selection of circular interpolation plane in cylindrical interpolation
G02 (G03) Z(W) C(H) R F ;
G18 ; .......................... Standard plane selection
G154 ;

NOTICE
 This function is available when the gang tool post or turret is selected on HEAD1 and
when the turret is selected on HEAD2.
 The radius R designation must be used. Designation with I and K is not possible.
 With cylindrical interpolation, the G02 (CW) and G03 (CCW) machining path will be the
reverse of the standard path (G02 : CW, G03: CCW).
G02: CCW (Counterclockwise)
G03: CW (Clockwise)
 Command the plane selection G150 (on HEAD1) and G154(HEAD2) before cylindrical
interpolation mode on.

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 Program example
T1500 ;
G150 ; G154 when commending on HEAD2
G103 M5 ; Change F when commanding G98 for G103
M8 ; G98 M5 ;
M46 S1000 ;
G00 Y8.0 Z10.0 C0 T15 ;
G107 C2.5 ;
G01 Y5.0 F0.12 ; F120.0
G01 W10.0 F0.2 ; F200.0
G18 H0 W0 ;
G03 W5.5 H90.0 R5.5 F0.15 ; F150.0
G1 C180.0 F0.2 ; F200.0
G02 W5.5 H90.0 R5.5 F0.15 ; X command F150.0
G1 W5.0 F0.2 ; impossible F200.0
G1 Z41.0 C90.0 F0.2 ; F200.0
G1 Y8.0 F0.5 ; F500.0
G 18 ;
G107 C0 ;
M9 ;
M48 ;
G00 T00 ;
G99 ;

NOTICE
 The work coordinate system (G50) cannot be commanded in the cylindrical interpolation
mode.
 The rapid traverse positioning (G00, G28, etc.) cannot be commanded in the cylindrical
interpolation mode.
 The main spindle rotation cannot be commanded during G101 and G103 mode.
 Do not execute the cylindrical interpolation ON/OFF during tool nose radius
compensation (G41, G42) is command.
Tool nose radius compensation can be executed during the cylindrical interpolation mode.
 Command the plane selection G150 (on HEAD1) and G154 (on HEAD2) before cylindrical
interpolation mode on.

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8-11-22 Polar Coordinate Interpolation (G112, G113)
This is a function that exercises contour control in converting a command programmed in a
Cartesian coordinate system to the movement of a liner axis (G01) and the movement of
rotary axis (G02). This method is useful in cutting a front surface and grinding a cam shaft on
a later.

 Format (Independent command)

G112: Polar coordinate interpolation mode ON
G113: Polar coordinate interpolation mode OFF (cancel)

 Coordinate system

 Circular interpolation format

G150 ;
G02 (G03) Y(V) C(H) R F ;
G154 ;

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 NOTICE
 This function is available only when the turret is selected on HEAD1 and HEAD2.
 With polar coordinate interpolation, the G02 and G03 machining path becomes to a
reverse rotation from the standard (G02 : CW, G03 : CCW).
 G02 : CCW G03 : CW

 Pressing the RESET key will change to the G113 mode.

 G codes that can be commanded in the G112 mode are G01G04, G40G42, G65, G98, and
G99.
G00 cannot be commanded.
 Command the plane selection G150 (on HEAD1) and G154(HEAD2) before Polar
coordinate interpolation.

 Program example
T1400 ;
G150 ; G154 when commanding on HEAD2
G98 M05 ;
M08 ;
M46 S1000 ;
G0 Y20.0 Z10.0 C0 T14 ; …P1
G112 ;
G01 W5.0 F200 ;
G01 Y8.0 C4.0 ; …P2
G01 Y-4.0 ; …P3
G03 V-5.0 H-2.5 R2.5 F150 ; …P4
G1 C0 F200 ; …P5
G03 Y0 C-4.5 R4.5 F150 ; …P6
G1 Y8.0 F200 ; …P7
G1 C4.0 ;
G113 ;
G00 Y20.0 ;
M09 ;
M48 ;
G154 ;

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8-11-23 Coordinate System Setting (G120,G121,G130,G131,G132Kk,G140,G141)

NOTICE
 When commanding G131 or G, the Z1-axis coordinate system setting (G120) should be
commanded on HEAD1 beforehand.

 Z1-axis coordinate system (G120) [Commanding on HEAD1]

 Format
G120 Z ;
 Set the absolute zero point of Z1-axis. The absolute zero point is the point specified by G120
Z0 (the material end at the cut-off).
 When commanding G131 or G141 on HEAD2 side, the Z1-axis coordinate system setting
(G120) should be commanded on HEAD1 beforehand.
 Command the wear offset on HEAD1 at the cancel state.
 When only G120 is commanded, it is interpreted as the G120 Z0 command.
 Do not command G50 for Z1-axis if G120 is set.

 Absolute reference point setting with G120 (Z1-axis coordinate system setting)
 Setting method 1.

① Press the MODE key MEMORY to turn the light on.

② Press the AIR CUT key to turn the light on.

③ Press the HEAD key HEAD1 to turn the light on.

④ Press the PROGRAM key to turn the light on.

⑤ Press the Z1-AXIS STROKE CHECK key to turn the light on.
(The program will be automatically one cycle stop available state.)

⑥ Press the START button .

This executes the program in one cycle and the Z1-axis maximum stroke will be set on
the machining data screen.

⑦ After one cycle stop, press the HEAD key SIMUL and the MODE key MACRO

to turn the light on.

⑧ Press the INITIAL POSITION key to turn the light on.

⑨ Press the START button . This moves the absolute zero point and X-axis to the
cut-off complete position, and will move the other axis to the reference point. Also it sets
G120 Z0 for Z1-axis.

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 Setting method 2.

① By operating MDI or JOG , and move the Z1-axis to the desired absolute
zero point.

② Command G120 Z0 ; on HEAD1 side in MDI mode.

 Setting method 3.

Set the absolute zero point for Z1-axis in the MEMORY operation.
Program example
[HEAD1]
N0 ;
M5 ;
M11 T00;
G28 W0 ;
G00 W ; W :This commands the Z1-axis absolute zero point.
G120 Z0 ; W =Z1-axis stroke – program maximum value of Z1 – Clearance (510mm)
M99 ;

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 Z1-axis coordinate setting at re-chucking (G120) [Commanding on HEAD1]
 Format
G120 Z ; or G120 W ;･････Z1-axis coordinate system at the re-chucking

 Program example [HEAD1]

G00 Z150.0 ; Collet unclamp position for re-chucking 
M05 ; Main spindle stop
G04 U0.1 ; Dwell 0.1 second
M12 ; Gripping ON
M11 ; Collet unclamp
G00 Z 0 T0; Collet clamp position for the re-chucking
Collet clamping position on re-chuck Z : G120 Z value just before
this block
G120 Z150.0 Z1-axis coordinate system setting at the re-chucking position
Z: Z value of 
M10 ; Collet clamp
M13 ; Bar stock Gripping unit OFF(option)
M03 S ; Main spindle forward rotation
Machining process
No barstock detection
M11 ;
G00 Z 150.0 ; Z: Last commanded value of Z1-axis coordinate system setting at the last
re-chuck
G120 Z 0 ; Return the Z1-axis coordinate to the program start setting
M99
 After completion of the no barstock detection, be sure to reset the Z1-axis coordinate system
to the program start setting (G120 Z0).

 Z1-axis coordinate system recovery (G121) [Commanding on HEAD1 side]

 Format
G121 ;
 Once set the Z1-axis coordinate system (G120), it will be recovered by commanding G121
when turning the main power supply (the main breaker) on even if it has been turned off
the power. The Z1-axis will move from the current position to G120 Z0 in rapid traverse
with G121 command. Moreover G121 will move the Z-axis to the commanded coordinate
value.
 When only G121 commanded, it will consider that G121 Z0 was commanded.

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 Z2-axis coordinate system selection (G130, G131, G132Kk)
[Commanding on HEAD2 side]
G130 ······· Z2-axis coordinate system cancel
G131 ······· Z2-axis coordinate system at the parts pick-up
G132Kk ··· Z2-axis coordinate system setting during back machining
k : Material length from sub spindle end (mm)
 Command G130, G131 or G132Kk in single block independently.
 Be sure to command the Z1-axis coordinate system (G120) before commanding G131.
 Command G131 when Z1-axis is stopped and when the wear offset on HEAD2 is at cancel
state.
After commanding G131, the Z1-axis movement will not affect to the absolute position of
Z2-axis. To affect the movement, command G131 once again.
 Value k in G132Kk is a modal value.
 Before commanding G132Kk, be sure to input a geometry offset value E (plus value) of the
tool No. which is used in G132kk on geometry offset 2 screen.
 EThe amount of distance from the tip of the cut-off tool to the tip of the tip of the block
machining tool when E-axis is at the reference point.
 After commanding G132Kk, the E-axis movement will not affect to the absolute position of
Z2-axis. Command G132Kk once again when commanding the E-axis control or tool
selection on HEAD2 side.
 Before commanding G132Kk, command the offset cancel (T00) on HEAD2 side and perform
tool selection..

 Format
G131 ; ··················· Z2-axis coordinate system at the parts pick-up
G00 Z ; ············· The distance from the material end of the main spindle to the surface
of the sub spindle cap.
(Example): When Z-3.0 is commanded, the Z2-axis will move to the
position 3 mm before the sub spindle cap surface from
material end of the main spindle
G130 ; ··················· It return the Z2-axis coordinate system to the original.

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 For G132Kk
G132Kk ;......It sets the Z2-axis coordinate system during back machining
G00 Z ;.....Position of sub-spindle tool edge from the tip of tool on the turret.
(Example) : When Z-2.0 is commanded, the Z2-axis will move 2 mm from the
material end in the sub spindle to the edge of the tool on the turret.
G130 ;..........Restores the Z2-axis coordinate system setting.

 E-axis coordinate system setting (G140, G141) [Commanding on HEAD2]

G140............ E-axis coordinate system cancel
G141.............E-axis coordinate system setting
 Command G140 and G141 in single block independently.
 Be sure to command the Z1-axis coordinate system-setting (G120) before commanding
G141.
 Before commanding G141, input positive value of geometry offset value E for the tool
number using in G141.
 Command G141 when Z1-axis is stopped, after selecting a tool with offset cancel state (T00)
in HEAD2.
Even if the Z1-axis is moved after G141 command, the E-axis absolute value will not be
affected. To reflect the movement on the E-axis, command G141 again.
 Command either one of G132Kk or G141(do not command both), when the counter-face drill
sleeve is installed on the tool holder to perform front and back machining

 Format
G141 ;..........E-axis coordinate system cancel
G00 E ;........The tool tip position on the turret from the material end in the sub-spindle.
Example : When E10.0 is commanded, the tool tip on the turret will move
10mm toward the E-axis minus direction from the material front
end.
G140 ;..........Reset the E-axis coordinate system setting to the original.

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8-11-24 Plane Selection Function (G150, G154, G158)

When commanding the circular interpolation or tool nose radius compensation on the plane
including A,B and E axes, plane selection among G17, G18, and G19 is required.
Refer to “8-11-3 Circular Interpolation” for the format.
G150: Z-X plane selection
G154: Z-Y plane selection
G158: E-Y plane selection

NOTICE
 Command these in single block independently.
 To command G150, G154 or G158, cancel (G40) the tool nose radius compensation (G41,
G42) beforehand.
 Always command G154 (Z-Y plane) after the completion of G158 (E-Y plane) machining.

8-11-25 Approach Position Setting (G170)

 Approach position setting (G170) [Commanding on HEAD1]
 Format
G170 X Y ;
G01 Z ,A ;
 The tool commanded with ",A" moves to the position set with X or Y in G170.

NOTICE
 The X or Y value commanded by G170 is available for the first approach command only
after the G170.

8-11-26 Tool Selection in Short Cut (G171)

When G171 was commanded in a same block of the T code (tool selection), the tool selection
can be performed without moving the X-axis (gang tool post side) or Y-axis (turret side). This
shortens a tool selection time.

 Format (Independent command)

G171 T ;

CAUTION
 Command carefully a distance between a bar and the tool.

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8-11-27 C-axis Coordinate System Shift (G202, G203)
This function shifts or returns the C-axis coordinate system of the main spindle by 180.

NOTICE
 Always command G202, G203 in single block independently.

 Format
G202 ; It returns the C-axis coordinate system.
G203 ; It shifts the C-axis coordinate system by 180°.

8-11-28 Heat Expansion compensation (G210, G211, G212, G213, G551)

This function compensates the heat expansion in direction of Y-axis.

NOTICE
 Always command G210, G211, G212, G213 and G551 in single blocks independently.
 G210, G211, G212 and G213 are modal commands.
 Command G211G213 before commanding the tool number that performs the heat
expansion compensation.
 Command G551 after M20 on HEAD1•HEAD2.

 G211, G212 and G213 are cancelled by G210 mode, not by the RESET key .
 When turning the CNC POWER on( ), G551 completion and during G210 command, the
machine is in G210 mode.

 Heat expansion compensation cancel (G210)

 It releases the heat expansion compensation from G211 to G213.

 Heat expansion compensation 1 (G211)

 The heat expansion compensation functions with the coefficient that set in the heat
expansion coefficient 1 on the screen and it shifts the coordinate system of Y-axis.

 Heat expansion compensation 2 (G212)

 The heat expansion compensation functions with the coefficient that set in the heat
expansion coefficient 2 on the screen and it shifts the coordinate system of Y-axis.

 Heat expansion compensation 3 (G213)

 The heat expansion compensation functions with the coefficient that set in the heat
expansion coefficient 3 on the screen and it shifts the coordinate system of Y-axis.

 Heat expansion measurement (G551)

 It selects the tools number T1600 then measure the heat expansion.
 Command G551 both on HEAD1 and HEAD2. (Waiting each other.)

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8-11-29 Polygon Machining (G250, G251)
Polygon machining means machining a polygonal figure by rotating a bar and cutting tool (Y
power-driven tool) of the polygon machining unit [34191] at certain ratio.

 Format [Command on HEAD2]

G250 ; It cancels the polygon machining
G251 P Q ; It perform the polygon machining

[P ]: “Spindle speed on main side” and [Q ] “spindle speed on Y power-driven tool side”,
are rotating ratios
 Command P1 Q2 when rotating ratio is 1:2.
Machining 2 planes (180°) with each blade of three makes hexagonal-shape and its surface
becomes convex plane slightly.
 Command P1 Q3 when rotating ratio is 1:3.
Machining 3 planes (120°) with each blade of three makes nine-corner form and its surface
becomes convex plane slightly.

 Machining drawing

 Format [Command on HEAD2]

M91 ; ････････Feed per revolution with the main spindle
M127 ; ････････Zero return of Y axis power-driven tool
G50 A0 ;･･･････Setting of tool phase
G00 A ;･････ Shifting of tool phase A3.6=360°
G251 P Q ;Polygon machining Q will be positive value for the main spindle M04
command, and will be Q– negative value for the main
spindle M03 command.
G250; ････････Polygon machining cancel
M92;･･････････Feed per revolution by sub spindle

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 CAUTION
 The main spindle and the cutter will rotate and work in same direction.
 The installing nut of the cutter is right-handed screw. Command M04 (reverse rotation)
on HEAD1 for main spindle.
 Install the cutting tool which the cutting direction of the blade can be used in the main
spindle reverse rotation M04 command.

NOTICE
 Set the keep relay: K07-bit4=1.
 The spare M code 4 (HEAD1, HEAD2) is not used when polygon machining is added.
 Following wiring is required when polygon machining is added. Connect each wire of NC
accessories as following. Refer to the electric diagram for detail.
Connect the wiring between "450" in the terminal box XT782 and "146" in the terminal
XT781.
Connect the wiring between "+24N" in the terminal box XT782 and "147" in the terminal
box XT781.
 Execute polygon machining in state of the main spindle fluctuation detection OFF (G25).
 Execute an actual machining for tool phase adjusting.
 There will be an gap in a tool phase when changing a rotating command or changing a
gear position by removing/attaching the polygon machining unit. In this case, execute an
actual machining to adjust the tool phase.
 Command M91 just before M127 block.
There will be an gap in the tool phase when commanding "G251 P Q " just after M91
block.
 The polygon cutter rotates one time (360) by commanding the tool phase shift G00 A3.6.
To execute a tool phase 1° shift, command G00 A0.01.
 Polygon machining will shift toward M04 direction by commanding "G00 A plus value": the
tool phase shift.
 Maximum spindle speed of the Y power-driven tool is 2000min-1 at the polygon machining.

 Y power-driven tool will stop by pressing the RESET key during polygon
machining.

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  Program example
[HEAD1] [HEAD2]
M131 ; M131 ;
T1300 ;
M04 S500 ;
G25 ; Main spindle speed
fluctuation detection OFF
M132 ; M132 ;
M91 ; Feed per revolution with
main spindle
M127 ; Y power-driven tool
reference point return
G50 A0 ; Tool phase set
G00 A0.1 ; Tool phase 10 shift
G251 P1 Q2 ; Polygon machining
M131 ; M131
M131 ;
G00 Y22.0 Z10.0 T13 ;
G01 Y15.0 F0.3 ;
G01 Y17.0 W1.0 F0.02 ;
G01 W9.5 F0.03 ;
G01 Y22.0 F0.05 ;
G26 ; Main spindle speed
fluctuation detection ON
G00 T00 ;
G28 V0 ;
M132 ; M132 ;
G250 ; Polygon machining cancel
M92 ; Feed per revolution with
sub spindle
M131 ; M131 ;

8-11-30 Geometry Offset Input (G265)

Geometry offset quantity is inputted by programming. Command as follows before tool
selection.
 Format
HEAD1: Gang tool post ·······G265 T X A Z ;
Turret ··················G265 T Y B Z E ;
HEAD2: Turret ················G265 T Y B Z E ;
T:Tool number that will input geometry-offset amount
X ,A ,Z ,Y ,B ,E : Geometry offset amount

NOTICE
 When address is omitted in geometry offset input that will keep the original data and do
not rewrite the offset quantity.
 To rewrite the offset quantity to “0”, input “0” in geometry offset.

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8-11-31 Threading Cycle (G184, G284, G384, G484)
A sequence operation of tapping or die cutting can be carried out.
Machining  Reverse, retract  Dwell 1-second  Forward rotation

NOTICE
 Command these in single block independently.
 Command G25 (speed fluctuation detection OFF) before commanding G184 or G284.
 Command the threading in the G99 mode (feed per revolution).
 Threading speed will be fixed at 90 % for the cutting and will be fixed 100% for returning
regardless of the JOG/OVERRIDE switch setting.
 The spindle rotation will change to forward rotation when the threading cycle ends.
 An axis other than that determined with the format cannot be commanded.
 Cancel (G40) the tool nose radius compensation (G41, G42) before starting.
 Parameter setting according to the machining condition:
Waiting time for reverse rotation of G184: No. 9206=120 (ms)
Waiting time for reverse rotation of G284: No. 9207=100 (ms)
Waiting time for reverse rotation of G384: No. 9208=20 (ms)
Waiting time for reverse rotation of G484: No. 9209=20 (ms)
The above settings are initial setting value. They may have to be changed according to a
cutting condition (spindle speed and feed rate). Adjust the setting value according to the
condition.
Increase the above-mentioned setting if it was found that the tap sleeve or the tapping
collet has spread when spindle executed a reverse rotation or it was pulled out.
Decrease the above-mentioned setting or the "F" command in the program if it was found
that the tap sleeve or the tapping collet is being pressed inside when spindle does reverse
rotation or it was pulled out.
 The following parameter can set the override at the cutting.
For G184: No. 9215 setting range 0 100 (unit %) initial setting value 90%
For G284:No. 9216 setting range 0 100 (unit %) initial setting value 90%
For G384:No. 9217 setting range 0 100 (unit %) initial setting value 90%
For G484:No. 9218 setting range 0 100 (unit %) initial setting value 90%

 Front threading cycle (G184) [Commanding on HEAD1 side]

 Format
G99 ;
G25 ;
G184 Z(W) F ;
Z(W) : Threading amount
F : Thread pitch

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 Back threading cycle (G284) [Commanding on HEAD2 side]
 Format
G99 ;
G25 ;
G284 Z(W) F ;
Z(W) : Threading amount
F : Thread pitch

 X cross threading cycle (G384) [Commanding on HEAD1 side]

 Format
G101 ;
G36 S ;
G384 X (U) F ;
X (U) : Threading amount
F : Thread pitch
 M36: X-power driven tool motor forward rotation. (Right-handed thread)
Command M37 (X-power driven tool motor reverse rotation) for the left-handed thread.

 Y cross threading cycle (G484) [Commanding both on HEAD12 side]

 Format
G103 ;
G346 S ;
G484 X (V) F ;
Y (V) : Threading amount
F : Thread pitch
 M46: X-power driven tool motor forward rotation. (Right-handed thread)
Command M37 (X-power driven tool motor reverse rotation) for the left-handed thread.

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8-11-32 Cross Rigid Tapping Cycle (G784, G884)
A sequence operation of tapping can be carried out.
Machining  Reverse, retract

NOTICE
 Command a pitch amount with an incremental address.
Use the address U for X cross rigid tapping cycle.
Use the address V for Y cross rigid tapping cycle.
 Command G784 (X cross rigid tapping cycle) after commanding M38.
Alarm may occur if M38 is commanded just before G784. In this case, input dwell
between M38 and M784, or command M code other than M38.
Command G884 (Y cross rigid tapping cycle) after commanding M48.
Alarm may occur if M48 is commanded just before G884. In this case, input dwell
between M48 and M884, or command M code other than M48.
 The feed function designation will be G98 (mm/min) after execution of the cross rigid
tapping cycle (G784, G884).
 Do not command the approach function during the cross-rigid cycle. If it is commanded,
the approach function may not work.

 X cross rigid tapping cycle (G784) [Commanding on HEAD1]

Command on the X power-driven tool side
 Format
M38 ;  X power-driven tool motor will stop, and enables the rigid tapping
G784 U F M46 S ;
U : Threading amount
F : Thread pitch
S : Tool rotation speed
M36 : X power-driven tool motor forward rotation (right-handed screw)
Command M37 (reverse rotation) for the left-handed screw.

 Y cross rigid tapping cycle (G884) [Commanding both on HEAD12]

Command on the Y power-driven tool side
 Format
M48 ;  Y power-driven tool motor will stop, and enables the rigid tapping
G884 V F M36 S ;
V : Threading amount
F : Thread pitch
S : Tool rotation speed
M46 : Y power-driven tool motor forward rotation (right-handed screw)
Command M47 (reverse rotation) for the left-handed screw.

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8-11-33 HEAD2 Single Operation Block Jump (G900Jj)
This is a function that can skip programs from G900 Jj to a sequence number Nj during the

HEAD2 single operation. Always command these block where to be skipped in HEAD2
side program.

(Example):

In the SIMUL operation, press the ONE CYCLE key to turn the light on, and

stop the program with M20. Press the HEAD key HEAD2 (to turn the light on). And

press START button to run in HEAD2 single operation (to finish only a workpiece
picked up by the sub spindle). In this case, command this block jump function as explained
below.

 Format
[HEAD2]
Ｏ1234 ;
Program start
Ｍ20 ;
Ｍ25 ;
Back machining
Parts ejection
HEAD2 single operation block jump
Ｇ900 Jj ;
j：Sequence number (decimal input is impossible)
Front matching
e.g.： Ｇ900 Ｊ50 ;
Parts pickup
;
Sequence number Ｎ50 ;
Ｎj ;
Ｍ99 ;

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8-11-34 Front and Back Off-Center Rigid Tapping Cycle (G984)
A sequence operation of tapping can be carried out.
Machining  Reverse, retract

NOTICE
 Command a pitch amount with the address W (incremental value).
 Command G984 after commanding M48.
 The feed function designation will be G98 (mm/min) when the G984 cycle is executed.
 Do not command the approach function during the front off-center rigid tapping cycle on
HEAD1.
If it is commanded, the approach function may not work.

 Front/back off-center rigid tapping cycle (G984) [Commanding both on HEAD12]

Command on the Y power-driven tool side
 Format
M48 ; Y power-driven tool motor will stop.
G984 W F M46 S ;
V : Threading amount
F : Thread pitch
S : Tool rotation speed
M46 : Y power-driven tool motor forward rotation (right-handed screw)
Command M47 (reverse rotation) for the left-handed screw.

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