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\viewkind4\uc1\pard\qc\cf1\lang2057\b\f0\fs24 CTP\f1 Circular interpolation, polar, tangential \f0
\par \pard\f1
\par \cf0\b0\f0\fs20 T\f1 ransition to contour defined by end position.
\par End Position in Polar coordinates...
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\par Block format (example)
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\par \f0 CTP\f1\tab Circular interpolation,cartesian, tangential transition to contour
\par \f0
\par PR\f1 ..\tab Polar coordinate radius to end position
\par \f0 PA\f1 ..\tab Polar coordinate angle to end position
\par \f0 R Toolradius compensation value\f1
\par \f0 F Feedrate
\par
\par Sample display
\par 30 CTP PR+35.000 PA+90.000
\par \tab\tab R F\tab\tab M
\par An arc is connected tangentially to the last programmed contour section. The end position of the circular path is 35.000 from the last defined pole CC; the polar coordinate angle is 90 degrees(absolute).
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\par Tool radius compensation and feed rate are defined by the previously programmed values. No auxiliary function.\f1
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