Circle - EFD Ultra 325TT User Manual

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3. Select CP Start from the Point Type drop-down menu and tap "Teach CP". The program will
now advance to the next instruction line in the program.
4. Tap "Edit" to set the line parameters accordingly for this arc application.
5. Tap "Jog" again and move to the point at the top of the arc (marked 2). Tap "OK" and select
Arc from the Point Type drop-down menu. Tap "Teach CP" to save this point.
6. Tap "Jog" a third time and jog the dispense tip to the end point (marked 5). Tap "OK" and
select End from the Point Type drop-down menu. Tap "Teach CP" to complete teaching the arc.
Note that the direction of travel for the arc just taught will be clockwise.

5.4.3 CIRCLE

The circle command is strictly 2-dimensional i.e. Z values remain the same
throughout every single element in the circle. The first Z-value entered is the
value used in the (2-dimensional) circle.
The next exercise is programming a circle (Figure C on the template).
Note: "6" = Circle
3. If the toggle bracket is selected in the Setup window, the toggle
box will be visible to the Operator to select, if desired. The line
parameters can be set or changed in the "Line Parameters"
window.
4. If the three points taught do not define a circular shape, an error
message will appear.
1. From the Select Instruction window, select Circle then tap "OK".
This will open the Circle window and the operator is required to
teach three points along the diameter of the circle.
2. Jog to the desired start point of your circle, then tap "OK". Tap
"Teach" to register the first point, then jog to a second point
along the diameter of your circle, tap "OK". Tap "Teach" to
register the second point. Repeat this process for the third point.
Once all three points are taught, the Operator needs to determine
desired direction of travel for the circle pattern. Default is a
counter-clockwise direction but can be changed by checking the
box marked clockwise.
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