re: xyij
Posted by
ballendo@y...
on 2000-08-25 18:17:42 UTC
Derek,
"I" is the distance from the CURRENT position to the center of the
arc/circle ALONG THE X AXIS.
"J" is the distance from the CURRENT position to the center of the
arc/circle ALONG THE Y AXIS.
"K" is the distance from the CURRENT position to the center of the
arc/circle ALONG THE K AXIS.
The distance shown for the IJK can be either absolute or relative. In
other words, from current position OR program zero.
The distances are usually SIGNED, i.e. + or - from current position.
You do not have any K's because your code must be in the XY (G17)
plane only. K is used for arc/circles in the XZ (G18) and YZ (G19)
planes.
Hope this is clear for you.
Ballendo
"I" is the distance from the CURRENT position to the center of the
arc/circle ALONG THE X AXIS.
"J" is the distance from the CURRENT position to the center of the
arc/circle ALONG THE Y AXIS.
"K" is the distance from the CURRENT position to the center of the
arc/circle ALONG THE K AXIS.
The distance shown for the IJK can be either absolute or relative. In
other words, from current position OR program zero.
The distances are usually SIGNED, i.e. + or - from current position.
You do not have any K's because your code must be in the XY (G17)
plane only. K is used for arc/circles in the XZ (G18) and YZ (G19)
planes.
Hope this is clear for you.
Ballendo