Siemens SINUMERIK 840D sl Programming Manual page 679

Programming
The end orientation is either defined by specifying the angle programming in the Euler or RPY
angle using A2, B2, C2 or by programming the rotary axis positions using A, B, C. Further
programming details are needed for orientation axes along the peripheral surface of a taper:
● Rotary axis of taper as a vector with A6, B6, C6
● Opening angle PSI with identifier NUT
● Intermediate orientation outside of the taper with A7, B7, C7
Note
Programming direction vector A6, B6, C6 for the rotary axis of the taper
The programming of an end orientation is not absolutely necessary. If no end orientation is
specified, a full outside taper with 360 degrees is interpolated.
Programming the opening angle of the taper with NUT=angle
An end orientation must be specified.
A complete outside taper with 360 degrees cannot be interpolated in this way.
Programming the intermediate orientation A7, B7, C7 on the outside of the taper
An end orientation must be specified. The change in orientation and the direction of rotation
is defined uniquely by the three vectors Start orientation, End orientation and Intermediate
orientation. All three vectors must be different. If the programmed intermediate orientation
is parallel to the start or end orientation, a linear large-circle interpolation of the orientation
is executed in the plane that is defined by the start and end vector.
Extended orientation interpolation on the peripheral surface of a taper
N... ORICONCW or ORICONCCW
N... A6= B6= C6= A3= B3= C3=
or
N... ORICONTO
N... G1 X Y Z A6= B6= C6=
or
N... ORICONIO
N... G1 X Y Z A7= B7= C7=
N... PO[PHI]=(a2, a3, a4, a5)
N... PO[PSI]=(b2, b3, b4, b5)
Parameters
ORIPLANE:
ORICONCW:
ORICONCCW:
NC programming
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Interpolation on the outside of a taper with
direction vector in the clockwise/counter-
clockwise direction of the taper and end
orientation or
tangential transition and
specification of end orientation
or
specification of end orientation and
intermediate orientation on the outside of
the taper with
polynomials for angle of rotation and
polynomials for opening angle
Interpolation in the plane (large-circle interpolation)
Interpolation on the peripheral surface of a taper in the clockwise di‐
rection
Interpolation on the peripheral surface of a taper in the counter-clock‐
wise direction
Work preparation
3.9 Transformations
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