Makers Modena FabLab - Corso di abilitazione macchina cnc grande

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Slide del corso di abilitazione del Makers Modena FabLab per l'utilizzo della macchina CNC di grandi dimensioni FDA AUTOMATION Enterprise presente all'interno del FabLab.

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FRESA CNC FDA AUTOMATION
Corso di abilitazione

APPENA AVVIATO IL PROGRAMMA, LA
MACCHINA SEGNALA UN ERRORE

LA MACCHINA E’ ACCESA MA I MOTORI NON
SONO SINCRONIZZATI CON IL PC

ABILITO GLI ASSI (1)
ED EFFETTUO L’HOMING (2)
12

HOMING:
CARRELLO NELL’ORIGINE ASSOLUTA O ZERO
MACCHINA
(X0, Y0, Z0*)

SELETTORE
DELL’ASSE SU CUI
MI STO MUOVENDO

SPOSTAMENTO
+ O -
LUNGO L’ASSE
SELEZIONATO (!)

VELOCITA’ DELLO
SPOSTAMENTO
LUNGO L’ASSE
SELEZIONATO

CONTROLLO DELLA
VELOCITA’ DI
ROTAZIONE DEL
MANDRINO
(QUANDO ATTIVO)

X E Y
IL GRANDE DILEMMA
X0 E Y0
ALL’ANGOLO
X0 E Y0
AL CENTRO

G0 X0 Y0 Z0
(ATTENZIONE ALL’INTERPOLAZIONE)

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