Numerical control device, method of controlling the same, and system program therefor
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsShunro Ono, Kotaro Nagaoka, Tomonori Sato, Daisuke Fujino
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsShunro Ono, Kotaro Nagaoka, Tomonori Sato, Daisuke Fujino
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A CPU 41 reads a next block (S1), and then determines whether the read block is a TCP (tool center point) control finish command “G49” or not (S2). If it is determined to be the TCP control finish command “G49”, the TCP control is finished. If it is determined not to be the TCP control finish command “G49”, whether the read block is a coordinate-system transformation command “P1” or not is determined (S3). Next, if it is determined not to be the coordinate-system transformation command “P1”, the TCP control is performed, without transforming the coordinate system, in accordance with a command of the block (S11). Next, the process returns to S1, and then the process after S1 is executed. If it is determined to be the coordinate-system transformation command “P1”, a start point (xs, ys, zs, bs, cs) and an end point (xe, ye, ze, be, ce) in a non-machine coordinate system, of the block are transformed into a start point (Xs, Ys, Zs, Bs, Cs) and an end point (Xe, Ye, Ze, Be, Ce) in a machine coordinate system, respectively (S4).
A numerical control device for machining, based on a machining program, a workpiece fixed to a table using a machine tool having a plurality of linear movement axes and at least one rotational movement axis for turning the table, the device comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a system program to be executed by a central processing unit of a numerical control device which machines, based on the system program, a workpiece fixed to a table using a machine tool having a plurality of linear movement axes and at least one rotational movement axis for turning a table, the system program comprising:
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