2.6
REFERENCE POINT RETURN (Cont'd)
(4)
If G28
or
G30
(refer to par.
2.6.4) is
instructed
a
number of
times,
the
coordinate value of
point
B for G29
movement
becomes
an
intermediate
point ultimately
created
by
the latest G28
or
G30.
(Example)
Indicated
by
absolute command for
easy
understanding
Intermediate point
coordinate
value
X
Y
Z
(0,
20.,
10.
)
(30.
.
20.
.
10.
)
N21 G90
;
N22 G28 Z10. Y20.
N23 G28 X30. :
X
N24 G29 X— 40. Y-50.
:
GOO
X30. Y20. :
GUO
X-40. Y-50.
:
Equivalent
to
these
two
blocks
C
Example
of Programming
j
In ihe
L'.ivt-
nf '".01 command. v.ilid
l<>r
ihe command
value
>pf
OL'1.!
imovenieni
quantity from
ail
inter
medial*-
pmiiii
and
the
intermediate puini i"
no!
affected
N31
91 :
N32 C.L's Z
.
No?. fJL-S X
JO
Y-W.
;
N
34
Mufi
.
N35
XJfi. Y--I0.
.
&
L
(REFERENCE POINT)
:
INTERMEDIATE POINT
(ABSOLUTE
COORDINATE
VALUE)
K
\
u
7s
+
V
|J!U
COMMAND
a-'
\
/
\
/
\
\
/
-1—
rf
A
+ .\
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Fig. 2.6.3 B-Point Coordinate Value for G29
Movement
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