Control Features              Programming Screens
 

Fagor user friendly conversational CNC controls offer powerful and versatile programming features. Because of their outstanding capability, set-up time is minimized for both experienced and beginner operators. The extensive use of graphics at the programming displays means that even complex machining tasks are easily dealt with, only the minimum of numerical data entry being required. Requires no prior programming knowledge to operate.

‘Experience the Difference’

• ICON based Conversational programming

• Unique “One operation one Screen” programming concept

• Interactive Teach-In mode

• Multi Repetitive cycles for automatic finishing, profiling, turning, facing, threading, drilling and grooving etc. (25 easy cycles)

• Solid graphics including Tool Shape and Tool Path

• 10.4” Color TFT LCD Display

• Programmable increments: 0.0001” min., 999.9999” max.

• Thread repair cycle

• Thread cutting leads: 0.00001” min., 1.0” max.

• 255 Tool offsets

• Multiple part program storage and 500 Mb program memory

• USB Port

• Constant Surface Speed/Direct rpm programming

• On board mini CAD/CAM system

• Interactive graphic based programming format with operators prompt

• Two axes linear and circular interpolation

• Tool Inspection & program

• Rigid Tapping

• Full G code programming with graphic help screens

• Inch/metric data input

• Solid Graphics

• Text Search

• Background Editing

• Decimal Point Programming

• Full Alpha /Numeric Keyboard

• Optional Stop and Block Skip

 
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Tool calibration:
It is a very simple and intuitive operation that doesn't require concepts such as tables, tool offsets, etc.  Pressing the tool calibration key displays a help graphic.  Just set the dimensions of the master tool, select the tool to be calibrated and touch the part with it.  The CNC picks up the actual tool dimensions and updates its internal tables for later machining operations.
 

Positioning:
To approach the part, transition between operations or withdrawal after machining.

Its 2 levels permit setting how the axes will move either one by one or both at the same time.

Drilling:
To drill holes on the face of the part. A dwell may be defined at the bottom.

Tapping: To tap holes previously drilled on the face of the part. The type of tapping may be selected with an icon: Rigid tapping or regular tapping

Profile:
2 levels, one to define the profile point to point and the other one to program the profile using the profile editor. With both levels, it is possible to select the type of profile (inside or outside) and the type of machining(paraxial or pattern repeat) using icons.

Turning:
Its 2 levels permit selecting, with an icon, the type of turning to be carried out: Inside or outside

Facing:
Like the rest of the Automatic operations, the screen graphic shows how the operation is carried out.
On its 2 levels only the machining conditions and the geometry data for facing need to be entered.

Taper:
For taper turning. In its 3 levels it is possible to select, with icons, the type of turning (inside or outside) and the shape of the part before and after the taper section.

Rounding:
Its 2 levels permit selecting, with icons, the type ofturning (inside or outside), the type of rounding (concave or convex) and the shape of the part before and after the taper section.

Threading:
Its 5 levels permit making different types of threads: longitudinal, taper, on the face, multi-entry longitudinal threads and thread repair. Longitudinal and taper threads may be inside or outside. With thread repair it is possible to easily repair previously machined inside or outside threads.

Grooving:
It has 5 levels: Side grooving, side grooving with incline walls, face grooving, face grooving with incline walls and cut-off operations. On side grooving, the type of grooving (inside or outside) may be selected with icons.

 
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