Bridgeport
Heidenhain CNC Mill
Programming & Operating Instructions
Table of Contents
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Chapter 1—System Characteristics
Chapter 2—Manual Operations
Powering Up
Spindle Motion
Joy Stick Mode
Manual Data Input Positioning Mode
Handwheel Mode
Establishing the X-Y-Z Origin
Chapter 3—Programming in the ISO Format(EIA-274-D or G-Codes)
Changing the Controller's Format to ISO
Criteria
Address Words
G-Codes
M-codes
Circular Interpolation
Chapter 4—Canned Cycles
Drilling (called "Pecking")
Rectangular Pocket Milling
Circular Pocket Milling
Datum (Origin) Shift
Mirror Image
Rotation
Scaling
Chapter 5—Labels: Subroutines (Macros) and Loops
Subroutine Syntax
Loop Syntax
Location of Lables
Example Problem
Chapter 6—Editing at the Console
Entering the Edit Mode
Accessing a Program for Editing
Editing a Statement
Inserting a Statement
Deleting a Statement
Program Protection
Unprotecting a Program
Chapter 7—Setting Tool Length Offsets (TLOs)
Chapter 8—Running Programs
Transferring Programs into the "Run" Buffer
Dry Running Programs
Going for Broke
Precautions
Chapter 9—Data Transfer: PC <to/from> CNC
PC to Heidenhain Data Transfer
Heidenhain to PC Data Transfer
Demo Program (in EIA-274 Format)
Dimensioned Part Drawing (PDF format)
G-codes Used
Canned Cycle Parameter Identification
M-codes Used
Cutting Tools
Demo Program in ISO Format
Credits and Copyright
