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    Canned Cycles or Fixed Cycles (ANB)

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    Fixed or canned cycles in CNC programming allow complex machining functions like drilling or milling to be executed with a single code, reducing programming time and length. By calling pre-programmed instructions stored in memory for common tasks like multiple hole drilling, canned cycles require less programming, memory, and make debugging easier compared to writing out each individual movement block.

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    Fixed or canned cycles in CNC programming allow complex machining functions like drilling or milling to be executed with a single code, reducing programming time and length. By calling pre-programmed instructions stored in memory for common tasks like multiple hole drilling, canned cycles require less programming, memory, and make debugging easier compared to writing out each individual movement block.

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    Fixed or canned cycles in CNC programming allow complex machining functions like drilling or milling to be executed with a single code, reducing programming time and length. By calling pre-programmed instructions stored in memory for common tasks like multiple hole drilling, canned cycles require less programming, memory, and make debugging easier compared to writing out each individual movement block.

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    Fixed Cycles or Canned Cycles in CNC

    Programming

    A fixed cycle/ canned cycle is a combination of machine movements resulting


    in a particular machining function such as drilling, milling, boring and
    tapping. By programming one cycle code number, as many as distinct
    movements may occur. These movements would take blocks of programme
    made without using Fixed or Canned cycles. The corresponding instructions
    of a fixed cycle are already stored in the system memory.

    The advantages of writing a part programme with these structures are :


    (a) Reduced lengths of part programme.
    (b) Less time required developing the programme.
    (c) Easy to locate the fault in the part programme.
    (d) No need to write the same instructions again and again in the
    programme.
    (e) Less memory required in the control unit.
    Examples of a Canned Cycle:
    Fig. 14.8- Canned cycle for multiple hole drilling
    Fig. 14.9- G81 Drill cycle

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