Advanced CNC Setting, Operation and Programming (4 days) (Aug/Oct/Dec/Feb)

Course Content

You will learn how to program CNC machining centres and CNC turning centres. This will include manual programming using ISO codes (G & M), use of Fixed Forms and Conversational programming (using EZ-Guide). You will then prove your programs (using the simulation and edit facility). Some CNC machine setting & manufacturing is included.

The course will include:

Introduction to the Machines; safety features, operation, Keyboard & Soft-key Explanation (familiarity with CNC controls), Axes Configuration. X, Y, Z. Manual modes and use of MDI

Setting tool length offsets, tool offset library, Datum setting (G54 – G59),

Tool selection, cutting tool materials, feed and speed calculations.

Produce CNC programs using ISO codes (G & M):-

G28~G30 Reference Point Return. G90~G91 Absolute & Incremental Programming.

G00~G01 Rapid Traverse & Feed Rate Commands. G94~G95 Feed/Rev or Feed/mm.

G02~G03 Codes Using “I”, “J” & “K”. G17,G18 & G19 Plane selection.

Work Co-Ordinate Setting for G52~G59 & G92.

G43, G44 & G49 Applying Tool Length Offsets.

G40, G41 & G42 Cutter Compensation. Applying Radius Offset.

G80~G89 Canned Cycles for Drilling, Tapping & Boring etc.

G98~G99 Initial & Return Heights G32 Threading Cycle.

Rigid Tapping Function & Explanation. G04 Dwell & Exact Stop.

Description of M codes relative to type of machine.

M98~M99 Sub Program Call & Use.

G70, G71, G72, & G73 Multi-Rep Cycles.

C & R Chamfer Corner Radius Function.

G96~G97 Constant Surface Speed Control.

G76 Tapping & Threading Cycles.

G84 Canned cycle for Tapping.

G74~G75 Canned Cycles for Grooving & Drilling.

G41~G42 Cutter Compensation, Imaginary Tool Points.

Using Block Delete. Optional & Program Stop, M00 & M01.

Programming Examples.

Using and Configuration of fixed forms

Produce CNC programs using Conversational – EZ guide:-

Control Description. Accessing the Manual Guide Screens.

Configuration of Tool Data.

Using Cycles for Rough Milling Countours & Pockets.

Using Cycles for Finish Milling Countours & Pockets.

Using Cycles for Hole machining (Drilling, Boring, Tapping etc.)

Using Cycles for Rough Turning & Boring.

Threading Cycles. Grooving Cycles.

Program Copying, Pasting & Cutting.

Program editing and simulation

Safe Setting and manufacturing procedures followed at all times – use of single block, optional stop, federate override etc. (following safe working practices at all times)
Develop industry standard CNC Programming skills for both CNC Lathes & CNC Machining Centres, using new ‘industrial standard’ Doosan fanuc CNC machines.

If you are interested in gaining an understanding of manual and conversational programming, this is the course for you.

You will learn how to Produce CNC programs using ISO codes (with Fixed Forms) and Produce CNC programs using Conversational programming techniques – EZ guide.

You will learn how to program by two methods (manually and conversational) and simulate/edit/ manufacture your programs for Doosan CNC machining centres with Fanuc control (DNM400II Oi-D sn) and Doosan Lynx CNC lathes with Fanuc control (Lynx220B Oi-D sn).
Some CNC experience would be beneficial. A general engineering knowledge of machining would be advantageous
Industrial hands on course – 4 days (6 hours per day)

A mainly practical ‘hands-on’ course that will gain CNC Programming skills.

There is no formal assessment
CNC Advance Programming Techniques for Industry

Duration 4 Days
Fees:
£500
Tuition fees are payable by all students. Discounted fees are not available.
Course Code:
DF0074MQ/1
Category:
Engineering
Centre:
Beaufort Road
Start:
Various
Duration:
Various
Times:
(Mon 9:00am-4:30pm & Tue 9:00am-4:30pm & Wed 9:00am-4:30pm & Thu 9:00am-4:30pm) (tbc)

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Please Note: While every effort is made to maintain the accuracy of these details, changes can and do occur. Government policy changes rapidly (particularly from one academic year to the next) which often has an effect on availability, eligibility for funding and the fee contribution required. Please confirm the course details when enrolling.

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