WorksheetsCNC Control
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the purpose of these buttons
Changes the amount of movement
Changes the way numbers are shown
Changes the program number
Sets the work offset
What is the purpose of these buttons?
To change a tool
To move the machine forward or reverse
Change the spindle direction
Dispenses a ATV
What does this section of the board control?
which Axis you move
The number pad
The keyboard
Which direction the computer faces
What does this section of the board do?
Allows you to move between options on the display
Allows you to enter numbers
Allows you to enter words
Allows you to select an axis
What is the purpose of this section?
Allows you to enter words
Allows you to enter numbers
Allows you to change axis
Allows you to select options
What is the purpose of this section?
Allows you to enter words
Allows you to enter numbers
Allows you to change axis
Allows you to select options
What does this button do?
Switch between the tool and work zero offset
Offsets the workpiece from the vice
Turns the settings to off
Sets a Volleyball off to the side for a spike
Row A is used to perform what actions?
Does manual changes such as tool changes and coolant
Allows movement in the machine that is controlled by the operator and access to the offset settings.
Sets the origin point of the machine and allows the operator to move the machine back to home.
Allows for program management such as selecting and deleting programs.
Row B is used to perform what actions?
Does manual changes such as tool changes and coolant
Allows movement in the machine that is controlled by the operator and access to the offset settings.
Sets the origion point of the machine and allows the operator to move the machine back to home.
Allows for program management such as selecting and deleting programs.
Row D is used to perform what actions?
Does manual changes such as tool changes and coolant
Allows movement in the machine that is controlled by the operator and access to the offset settings.
Sets the origion point of the machine and allows the operator to move the machine back to home.
Allows for program management such as selecting and deleting programs.
What does ATC stand for?
Automatic Tool Change
Annual Tool change
Always Take Candy
Alternate The Current
What is the work zero offset?
The origin point we set for a work piece
The point where zero work gets done
A spot offset from the work by ten
The name of my next band.
What does the Feed hold do?
Stops the program
Pauses the program
Causes the feed to reset
holds onto the workpiece
What is the left hand rule?
A way to determine what direction the positive values for each axis
A way to figure out what direction the negative values for each axis
A rule of thumb when tightening down bolts
A rule when dealing with electricity to prevent death
If I move the machine +1.0 in on the X-axis, what direction does the table move?
Left
Right
Towards you
Away from you
If I move the machine -1.0 in on the Y-axis, what direction does the table move?
Left
Right
Towards you
Away from you
How many tools are in the CNC machine?
1
5
7
10
If I move the Z axis +1.0, what moves?
The milling bit up
The milling bit down
The table up
The table down
A machine operation (program, tool changes or cutting bit) can be done with the doors open.
True
False
It is permissible to lean your head inside the machine while moving the machine in handle jog
True
False
