Installation guide

Algorithms
Cut Algorithms
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Appendix 2: Algorithms
The Model 7100 software contains the algorithms described in the
following sections. Each section describes an algorithm and the compulsory
parameters that must be defined in order for the algorithm to function. For
more information about the function of algorithms and selecting
algorithms in Recipes, see
Chapter 5. For a detailed description of each
parameter, see Appendix 3. The following algorithms are described in this
appendix:
• Cut Algorithms
• Align Algorithms
• Kerf Check Algorithm
• Bright Kerf Algorithm
• Full Teach Alignment Algorithm
• Kerf Check Teach Algorithm
Cut Algorithms
The Cut algorithm controls the manner in which cutting is performed by
the System. The following Cut algorithms can be selected:
• Standard APC
• Standard Dressing
• Standard GPC
Standard APC
The Standard APC algorithm offers an advance method for dicing complex
Workpieces. Workpieces diced with this algorithm can include multiple
angles (blocks), with each angle containing a defined series of cuts. For
each series of cuts, the User can define:
• Cut position (reference point)
• Cut length
• Cut index
• Number of repetitions
The Standard APC algorithm makes this level of definition possible by
making use of loop cutting. Loop cutting involves the repetition of a cut or
series of cuts. For this reason, the Standard APC algorithm is often used to
control the cutting process when working with irregular shaped
Workpieces, multiple Workpieces on a single frame or Workpieces that
require special processing. The Standard APC algorithm can also be used