Okuma G76 Fine Boring Cycle

Okuma G76 Fine Boring Cycle

G76 Fine Boring Cycle

Programming

G76 X__Y__Z__R__Q__(I__J__) P__F__

Parameters

ParameterDescription
X,YCoordinate values of hole position
ZHole bottom level
RPoint R level
QShift amount (See the explanation below.)
I,JShift amount (See the explanation below.)
PDwell time at hole bottom
FFeedrate

Machining Sequence

Okuma G76 Fine Boring Cycle

(1) Positioning along the X- and Y-axis at a rapid feedrate
(2) Positioning to the point R level at a rapid feedrate
(3) Boring to the point Z level at the specified cutting feedrate with the spindle rotating in the forward direction
(4) Dwelling at the point Z level for P seconds, retracting by the amount set at SHIFT DIRECTION AND AXIS IN G76, G87 of NC optional parameter (FIXED CYCLE), then spindle stop in the orientation position. After that, the tool shifts by the shift amount, Q, to the direction the tool bit moves away from the machined workpiece inner surface.
(5) Returning to the return point level at a rapid feedrate
(6) Tool shifts back in the bit direction by the shift amount, Q, then the spindle starts rotating in the clockwise direction.

Details

Retraction amount at the point Z level
The amount the Z-axis retracts upward from the point Z level is set at SHIFT DIRECTION AND AXIS IN G76, G87 of the NC optional parameter (FIXED CYCLE).

Shift amount

a. Q is used to specify the shift amount if the cycle axis is fixed as the Z-axis by the setting at SHIFT DIRECTION AND AXIS IN G76, G87 of the NC optional parameter (FIXED CYCLE). The value set must always be positive. The direction for shift motion, +X, -X, +Y, or -Y, should be set using a parameter beforehand. Note that a Q value is modal data and address Q is also used in the G73 and G83 cycles. A Q value is given priority over I and J values.

b. I and J are used to specify the shift amount when the plane is selected using G17, G18, or G19. The relationship between the plane selecting G code and the addresses to be used is shown below.
G17 I, J
G18 K, I
G19 J, K
For addresses I, J, and K, all values are set as incremental values. The shift direction is always defined in the machine coordinate system.

c. If the shift amount is not specified by Q, or I and J, an alarm occurs.