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Doosan Puma MX Series Programming Examples Manual PDF (EN)
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DOOSAN PUMA MX Series - Programming Examples Manual
DOOSAN PUMA MX Series FANUC Series 31i-Model A5 Programming Examples Manual tim.markoski@gmail.com Revision 2. 1 (0 7 / 17 /2012)
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY: This user manual and the accompanying files are sold or supplied "as is" and without warranties as to performance of merchantability or any other Warranties whether expressed or implied. While every effort has been made to verify the accuracy of the content provided, it is the responsibility of those programming and operating Doosan MX Series Multi-Tasking CNC Machining Centers to abide by standards of safe programming, setup and operation of any CNC Machine Tool.
Because the various machine configurations, programming methods, individual work pieces and setup/operator skill levels all effect the actual operation of the machine, NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS OFFERED. The user must assume the entire risk of using the information provided in this manual and accompanying files. Any typographical errors should be brought to the attention of AmTTech immediately. South Texas 10010 Houston Oaks Dr. Houston, TX 77064 (832) 912-2000 North Texas 3301 Pleasant Valley Ln. Arlington, TX 76015 (832) 912-2000 Service & Support Service Support Center: (888) 823-2967 - 1 -
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS Standard Turning Pg 3 ANSI/ISO Holder Identification Pg 4 Insert Identification Pg 5 B-Axis Spindle Function – G490 Pg 9 Programming Example #1 - Upper Pg 10 Programming Example #2 - Lower Pg 13 Pinch Turning Pg 16 Programming Example #3 – Upper & Lower Pg 17 Simultaneous Turning Pg 20 Programming Example #4 - Upper & Lower w/Part Transfer Pg 20 Advanced Turning Pg 25 B-Axis Spindle Function – G400 Pg 26 Programming Example #5 - Upper Pg 28 Programming Example #6 - Upper Pg 31 Advanced Drilling Pg 34 Programming Example #7 - Upper Pg 34 Programming Example #8 - Upper Pg 36 Programming Example #9 - Upper Pg 38 B-Axis Spindle Tilt Function – G368/G369- Upper Pg 40 Programming Example #10 - Upper Pg 41 Advanced Milling Pg 43 Programming Example #11 – Upper (C-Axis/Y-Axis) Pg 43 Programming Example #12 – Upper (C-Axis) Pg 46 Advanced 5-Axis Operations Pg 51 Programming Example #13 – Upper (5-Axis Milling) Pg 51 Doosan TCP Mode for 5-Axis Machining G700/G701 Pg 53 CAM System Post-Processor Information Pg 55 APT Cutter Location File Generated by CAM System Pg 56 NC Code File Generated by CAM System Post-Processor Pg 61 Miscellaneous Pg 66 Servo Driven Tail Stock Pg 66 Macro-B OD Jaw Program Pg 66 - 2 -
Standard Turning
DOOSAN PUMA MX Series – Standard Turning The Doosan Puma MX Series is a powerful Multi-Task Machining Center. Its core is built upon the concepts a standard CNC Turning Center. As such, it handles standard CNC Turning quite well. The basic differences in programming are not in the tool path motion but in the following: Preparation and positioning before a Turning Operation Tool Changes and Offsets End of an Operation/Preparation for the next operation. By standardizing the NC Code data in these areas, we can come up with a basic skeleton or outline for all machining operations.
This standardization will aid in the creation of a Post-Processor for any given CAM system that a user may have for generating NC programs. As ANSI/ISO Stick Tooling is well established for CNC Turning Operations, the first four examples in this user manual will be using this standard stick tooling along with the proper CAPTO® C6 holder and adapters for that tooling. As all Doosan Puma MX Series Multi-Task Machining Center have the common element of the Nutating B-Axis Head, our first standard turning example will be done using the B-Axis Head for all operations.
We will then progress to using the Lower Turret independently and then integrate it into synchronized operations using both the Upper B-Axis Head and the Lower Turret. - 3 -