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Outline For Parametric Programming CD-rom Course Here's what's included in this comprehensive course! I. Lesson 1 - Introduction to parametric programming (00:31:00) A. Lesson plan 03:35 1. Comparison to subprogramming 03:02 2. Comparison to computer programming 00:50 3. Comparison to canned cycles 01:05 B. Application categories 1. Part families 02:30 2. User created canned cycles 02:45 3. Utilities 03:20 4. Complex motions and shapes 03:40 5. Driving accessory devices 01:15 C. Limitations 02:00 D. Computer related features 01:05 E. CNC related features 01:45 F. Summary to lesson 1 02:40 II. Lesson 2 - Variable techniques (02:36:10) A. Lesson plan 01:10 B. Introduction to variables 05:50 1. Part families 02:30 2. User created canned cycles 02:45 3. Utilities 03:20 4. Complex motions and shapes 03:40 5. Driving accessory devices 01:15 C. Variables in Fanuc's custom macro B format (66:55) 1. Arguments 05:35 2. Local variables ---a. Argument assignment 02:40 ---b. Nesting 02:25 ---c. First example for local variable assignments 06:10 ---d. Second example for local variable assignments 04:45 ---f. Programming activity for mc (user created canned cycle, mill two flats) 02:45 ---g. Programming activity for tc (user created canned cycle, machine relief) 02:15 ---e. Third example for local variable assignments 03:45 ---g. Programming activity for tc (user created canned cycle, machine relief) 02:15 3. Common variables 03:10 ---a. Common variables for general purpose calculations 01:00 ---b. Common variables as arguments in part families 03:45 ---c. Retaining variables from program to program 00:5 ---d. Calculating up-front example 01:10 e. Minimizing redundant calculations example 00:45 ---f. Part family arguments example 04:00 ---g. Programming activity for mc (part family,mill slots & drill holes in ring) 01:30 ---h. Programming activity for tc (part family, machine ring) 03:00 4. Permanent common variables ---a. Introduction to permanent common variables 01:05 ---b. Applications requiring value retention after power off 01:45 ---c. System constants 01:50 ---d. Labeling with SETVN 01:20 ---e. Entering values manually 00:50 ---f. Warning about certain accessories 00:55 ---g. Protecting permanent common variable values 01:20 ---h. Using permanent common variables as arguments 01:15 ---i. A part counter example 03:25 5. System variables 03:05 D. Variables in Okuma's user task 2 format (50:35) 1. Local variables outline 2. How local variables are specified 03:10 3. Using local variables as arguments in user created canned cycles 03:50 Using as arguments in part family applications 03:40 Using local variables for general purpose calculations 02:10 A machining center user created canned cycle example 04:25 Minimizing redundant calculations example 01:20 A machining center part family example 03:55User created canned cycle for machining centers (mill two flats) 02:35 User created canned cycle for turning centers (machine recess) 02:15 Part family for machining centers (machine slots and holes in ring) 02:00 Common variables Introduction to common variables 01:10 Retaining values from program to program 00:50 Retaining values from day to day 01:15 Permanent common variables Retaining values from day to day 01:15 Warning about certain accessories 00:50 A part counter example 03:15 System variables 01:45 Variables in Fadal's macro format (31:40) R series variables outline CNC versus macro commands 01:55 Introduction to R series variables 00:50 Getting values into a CNC program 01:15 V series variables outline How V series variables are specified 00:45 Using as arguments in user created canned cycle applications 03:40 Using as arguments in part family applications 03:15 Retaining values from program to program 00:55 Retaining values from day to day 00:15 A machining center user created canned cycle example 06:20 Minimizing redundant calculations example 01:15 A machining center part family example 06:10 User created canned cycle programming activity (mill two flats) 01:50 Part family programming activity (machine slots and holes in ring) 01:40 System variables 01:05 Summary to lesson two 01:05   III. Lesson 3- Arithmetic capabilities 01:04:00 Lesson plan 01:20 Introduction to arithmetic 02:15 Basic arithmetic operations 01:35 Combining operations into an expression 04:00 Advanced functions outline Custom macro sine 00:45 Custom macro cosine 00:45 Custom macro arc cosine 01:10 Custom macro tangent 01:00 Custom macro arc tangent 01:35 Custom macro square root 00:45 Custom macro absolute value 01:40 Custom macro rounding 04:50 Custom macro round down 00:55 Custom macro round up 01:10 User task sine 00:45 User task cosine 00:45 User task tangent 01:00 User task arc tangent 01:15 User task arc tangent form two 01:10 User task square root 00:45 User task absolute value 01:40 User task rounding 04:50 User task round down 00:55 User task round up 01:10 Macro sine 00:45 Macro cosine 00:45 Macro tangent 01:00 Macro arc tangent 01:10 Macro square root 00:45 Macro absolute value 01:40 Macro rounding 05:20 Macro round down 00:55 Possibility for more arithmetic functions 00:25 Priority of arithmetic operations 02:50 Example 03:35 Custom macro programming activity (#11) 01:50 User task programming activity (#12) 01:50 Macro programming activity (#13) 01:50 Lesson summary 01:25   IV. Lesson 4 - Logic and program flow control 01:32:50 Lesson plan 00:50 Introduction to program flow control 03:25 Custom macro statement labels 01:15 User task statement labels 02:25 Macro statement labels 01:10 Custom macro unconditional branching 03:30 User task unconditional branching 03:30 Macro unconditional branching 02:45   Custom macro conditional branching 10:10 User task conditional branching 10:00 Macro conditional branching 09:35 Outline for conditional branching applications Additional block delete functions 03:25 Argument flags 10:00 Global flags 03:40 Custom macro argument error trapping 05:15 User task error trapping 05:25 Macro error trapping 04:50 Testing other erroneous conditions 01:20 Setting default values in custom macro 04:50 Setting default values in user task 04:45 Summary for lesson four 00:45   V. Lesson 5 - Looping 00:48:00 Lesson plan 01:00 Comparison to subprogramming 02:45 A loop that counts to ten 03:45 The steps to looping 05:45 Two times when loops are required 01:20 How many executions? 05:35 What changes each time through the loop? 03:40 Any other initialized values? 01:40 Do you need a prior positioning movement? 01:00 What changes each time through the loop? 01:00 Custom macro peck drilling example 05:30 User task peck drilling example 05:30 Macro peck drilling example 05:30 Custom macro practice exercise 01:00 User task practice exercise 01:00 Macro practice exercise 01:00 Lesson five summary 01:00   VI.    Lesson 6 - System variables VII.  Lesson 7 - Other CNC features VIII. Lesson 8 - Approaching and verifying parametric programs

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