YASKAWA yasnac i80m Instruction Manual page 164

Cnc system for machining centers
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2.12
TOOL OFFSET
(Cont'd)
Dummy
blocks do
not
involve actual
movement,
and
only
give the
necessary
data for the calculation of tool radius
compensation.
In the
above
example,
the same command as the first
block
(N020)
of
movement
in the
XY
plane
that is restarted after
Z-axis
movement
is
commanded
by
using
I and
J
as dummy
commands. I,
J.
or
K
are
used for the addresses of
this dummy
command,
and correspond
to
X.
Y, and
Z
axes.
Use them
according
to
plane specifications.
I:
Dummy for
X-axis command
J:
Dummy
for Y-axis command
K:
Dummy
for Z-axis command
.
To be commanded with incremental values.
If N020 X
......
Y
. . . . . .
in the above
example
is
an
absolute
specification,
the
command
must
be made after converting it
to
an equivalent
incremental
value.
If
a dummy
block is
to
be created for circular
interpolation, create
it
as
follows:
Example of Programming
N050 G10 X
Y—
••
:
|
N051 G10 I
(b)
J
(—a) ;
- Dummy
block
]
N052
Z
N052
Z-
Z-axis
;
N059
Z-
;
N060 G03 X
......
Y
. . . . . .
I
(a)
J
(b);
-
Circular
_
interpolation
N061 GUI
X
. . . . . .
Y
:
i !
CENTER
I
I
I
N052
|
N
059
N050
NISO
\
N05I
:
DUMMY BLOCK
(LINEAR)
b
X
Fig.
2.12.40
Dummy
Block Insertion
-
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