MANUAL GUIDE i -Part 1 Overview Setup

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MANUAL GUIDE i Conversational Programming: cnc.fanucameric...
This webinar will give an overview of the functionality of MANUAL GUIDE i and will also highlight several steps to make setting up the software efficient and user friendly; setting up your tool library and setting up both your turning and milling fixed forms. By the end of
this webinar, you will know all the preliminary work you need to do prior to starting to create a new program.
Without particular knowledge of G-code programming, it is possible to generate part programs with user-friendly software for shop floor programming just by answering simple questions. FANUC's MANUAL GUIDE i conversational programming is fast and efficient programming for milling, turning and mill-turn centers with FANUC CNCs. The innovative programming enables development from a drawing to a production part in a very short time -- producing highly efficient results even for complex parts.
Part 2 of this 3 Part webinar series reviews the entire progression of creating a basic turning program with MANUAL GUIDE i.. Part 3 of this webinar series reviews the entire progression of creating a basic milling program with MANUAL GUIDE i.
This webinar was hosted by Modern Machine Shop.

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14 окт 2024

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@aepassion 8 лет назад

This is an invaluable learning video in low quality. Is there a reason why the video cannot be uploaded in 720 p or better? Code lines on the simulator are not legible-due to low quality 240 p, rendering this otherwise a great tutorial useless.

@trixxpaalman6977 5 лет назад

Thank you for the video, but your audio is horrible. Sounds like a call in radio show. With the money that Fanuc charges, the quality should be spot on.

@infinitystudent8224 4 года назад

bad resolution... how you think we will learn this way??? repair it

@stevenwylie7588 Год назад

Hi, Is the new iHMI control an updated graphical interface for manual guide i Also why can I draw a graphic in manual guide that comes out of a 4th axis chuck on a mill, but don't have the same graphic option on iHMI.

@tothzoltan3002 Год назад

Dear Sir/Madam, I would like to know where I can download the Manual Guide Simulator software, for home study purposes, as well as a description, auxiliary materials, for handling and programming purposes, Thank you for your help, Regards, Zoltan.

@abramfriesen8842 Год назад

Will this work with Fanuc 21-t customer

@paolod6934 3 года назад

I did download this software but I am not getting any icons on the bottom of the screen

@MantismanTM 2 года назад

31:58 - My machines controller (Oi-TF PLUS) requires me to put a negative(-) radius value in the Wear Offset Radius column because if I leave Wear Offset Radius at 0.000 as you recommend my machine will take the Tool Geometry Radius value for that tool & apply it to any radius cut (G02/G03). EX: Creating a 2.5Radius on Face of part at 25mm dia. Tool Geometry Offset Radius = 0.800 & Tool Wear Offset Radius = 0.000 start... X19.2 Z0. X25. Z-2.9 end... VS Tool Geometry Offset Radius = 0.800 & Tool Wear Offset Radius = -0.800 start... X20. Z0. X25. Z-2.5 end... I don't understand why I need to put the negative(-) radius value in the Wear Offset Radius column but if I don't then all my G02/G03 cuts are incorrect by the Geometry Offset Radius amount.

@OnDeDeckLad 2 года назад

I know this comment is a few months old. But the way you need to do this is call your tool for example tool 5 (T5M6) then activate compensation using G43 H5 D5. The move to the centre of your hole and activate cutter comp I’ll assume you’re climb cutting G0 X0. Y0. G41 then move on to where you want to start your arc and move anti clock wide for a pocket and clock wise for a frame. This will have offset your tool by the radius you have set. Note that D5 might not always correlate to T5 if you have not inputed them right in your offset menu.

@OnDeDeckLad 2 года назад

If you need some more in depth help with it reply to my comment and I’ll send you my email.

@harunhodzic1 6 лет назад

Does this software enabling to learn CNC programing like PC simulator, if not does Fanuc offer software like that Thanks

@Adam151082 10 лет назад

Do you think this will ever replace the basic G and M code programming. I'd like to learn this but it seems abit pointless as nobody at work uses this

@markbrownhill7354 10 лет назад

It is not intended to replace G and M-code programming, in fact it is a type of G and M-code programming. It is an alternative to manual G-code programming or CAM programming for users that prefer to program at the machine. Typically the main use will be a toolroom or a job shop that has a simple part and no CAD file. It is intended for machinist that want to use a CNC for better productivity.

@kisspeteristvan 3 года назад

Machine cycles are always nice, fast and handy , can be edited instantly , WILL take into consideration tool management data . Cam code usually spits out a long code , that can only run in a very particular way (for example change an endmill to 1 size bigger , the roughing op will make the part scrap before finishing) . There are post processors that can take advantage of the machine specific cycles , and will post most of the code in a 'user friendly' way . So , no it won't replace it , but it's ok for simpler to medium parts , usually 3d or more simultan axis movements cannot be handprogrammed in neighter Fanuc nor Sinumerik , Okuma , Mazak .