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Introductory Programming and Operation for Xilog/AlphaCAM

 

AWPL101

 

This course is intended for designers, programmers or other individuals who are responsible for the programming of parts on a CNC Router or Machining Center utilizing the Xilog user interface with AlphaCam software. It is designed specifically to teach the basic information necessary to design and produce programs for a Routech or SCM Group CNC Router.

 

About This Course

This course is a classroom based, interactive workshop that includes theory, practice and hands-on application. Attendees will learn about basic G-Code commands and how to utilize G-Codes within the Xilog user interface. They will also gain a good conceptual understanding of AlphaCAM Software and the ability to set up, make and modify 2-D drawings. Exercises focus on drawing, tool definition and machining methods (Rough or Finish). Additional subjects include pocketing, engraving and nesting. 

 

If you need further technical information, please contact Rob Szurgot at robert.szurgot@coa.gatech.edu

 

Prerequisite skills:

Participants should possess working knowledge of the Windows Operating System (Win2000 or higher). Web browsing and email DO NOT count as working knowledge. Skills required are: Screen Navigation and File Management (Copy, Paste, Rename, New Folder, etc). This is a computer based class and participants should be comfortable with the use of the mouse (click, double-click, right-click). The participant should also be familiar with architectural concepts and 2-D drawings. This course is not recommended for any individual not having prior CAD experience.

 

Price: $1295

Course Length: 4-1/2 days

3.6 CEUs

 

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