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Setup Sheet Tutorial Table of Contents i

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ABLE OF

C

ONTENTS

1.

Setup Sheets: An Introduction ............................................................ 6

What are Setup Sheets? ............................................................................................. 6

Setup Sheet Feature of SOLIDWORKS CAM ............................................................. 6

Types of Setup Sheets generated in SOLIDWORKS CAM ......................................... 6

1.

Setup Sheet in Simple Text File Format with *.set file extension ................................ 6

2.

XML-based Setup Sheets .......................................................................................... 6

Pre-requisites for generating XML-based Setup Sheets ............................................................ 6

2.

SOLIDWORKS CAM Templates for XML-based Setup Sheets .......... 8

Default Style Sheet Templates for XML-based Setup Sheets ........................................... 8

File Format of the Style Sheets .................................................................................................. 8

Location of the Default Style Sheet Template Files available in SOLIDWORKS CAM ............. 8

Examples .............................................................................................................................. 8

Customized XSL Style Sheet Templates ................................................................................... 9

3.

Generating Setup Sheets ................................................................... 10

Generating Setup Sheets by executing commands .................................................. 10

i.

Setup Sheet Commands on SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager context menu ........ 10

The

Setup Sheet>>Generate

command on the SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager context menu......................................................................................................................................... 10

Disabling display of the Setup Sheet Options dialog box ................................................... 10

The Setup Sheet>>View command on the SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager context menu 11

Condition: No Setup Sheet has been generated before executing the View command ..... 11

ii.

The ‘Generate Setup Sheets’ command on context menu of Part Setup

................. 11

Differences between Setup Sheet command at SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager Level and Setup Level .............................................................................................................................. 12

a.

Scope of operations covered ....................................................................................... 12

b.

Nomenclature of generated XML-based Setup Sheets ............................................... 12

Settings for Setup Sheets in SOLIDWORKS CAM Options Dialog box .................... 13

In the General Tab.......................................................................................................... 13

Show Options before generation .............................................................................................. 13

In the File Locations Tab ................................................................................................ 13

Setup sheet images folder ....................................................................................................... 13

4.

Setup Sheets Options Dialog Box ..................................................... 14

Displaying the Setup Sheets Options dialog box ............................................................ 14

Settings available in the Setup Sheet Options dialog box ......................................... 15

Type ............................................................................................................................... 15

Save to ........................................................................................................................... 15

Style sheet path .............................................................................................................. 15

Default Style sheet path ........................................................................................................... 15

Style sheet path for customized Style Sheet templates ........................................................... 16

Style sheet dropdown list ................................................................................................ 16

Style sheets for Mill Parts ......................................................................................................... 16

Style sheets for Turn Parts ....................................................................................................... 16

or

Setup Sheets Tutorial ii Table of Contents

‘View on Save’ option

..................................................................................................... 17

Size of images in pixels .................................................................................................. 17

‘Generate WIP Images’ option

........................................................................................ 17

‘Regenerate all images’ option

................................................................................................. 17

‘Update images for new operations’ option

.............................................................................. 17

Generate part / assembly images ................................................................................... 17

Generate tool images ..................................................................................................... 18

Naming Convention of the folders ............................................................................................ 18

Naming convention for WIP images ......................................................................................... 18

‘Do not show this dialog’ option

...................................................................................... 19

‘OK’ button

..................................................................................................................... 19

5.

Generating Setup Sheets ................................................................... 20

Flowchart illustrating generation of Setup Sheets ..................................................... 20

Tutorials on Generating Setup Sheets ...................................................................... 20

Tutorial : Generating XML-based Setup Sheet with 2D images of WIP ..................... 21

Steps to generate Setup Sheet ................................................................................................ 21

Generated Setup Sheet ........................................................................................................... 23

WIP Models in the Setup Sheet ............................................................................................... 24

6.

Viewing Saved XML-based Setup sheets ......................................... 28

Location of XML-based Setup Sheets ...................................................................... 28

Folder location of XML-based Setup Sheets ................................................................... 28

Viewing XML-based Setup Sheets ........................................................................................... 28

Deleting XML-based Setup Sheets .......................................................................................... 28

7.

Customized XSL Style sheet Templates ........................................... 29

Location of the Style Sheet Templates ..................................................................... 29

Location of the Default Style Sheet Templates ............................................................... 29

Location of Style Sheet associated with generated Setup Sheet .................................... 29

Renaming/Reassigning Style Sheet applied to an XML-based Setup Sheet ................... 29

Renaming a Style Sheets associated with an XML-based Setup Sheet ................................. 30

Reassigning a Style Sheets associated with an XML-based Setup Sheet .............................. 30

Editing the Style Sheet Templates ............................................................................ 31

Editing Info displayed in XML-based Setup Sheet .......................................................... 31

Choosing the Style Sheet template to be edited ............................................................. 31

Displaying Company’s Name

in the Setup Sheet Heading Section ................................. 31

Editing a default Style Sheet to display Company Name......................................................... 32

Editing Part Related Info displayed in Setup Sheet ......................................................... 32

Reference Code in Style Sheet template for Part Related Parameters ................................... 32

Legend ................................................................................................................................ 32

Replacing dynamically retrieved values with Static values ...................................................... 35

Setup Info and Machining Time ...................................................................................... 35

Legend ................................................................................................................................ 35

Details of the Operations (Mill, Turn) .............................................................................. 36

Legend ................................................................................................................................ 36

WIP Images and Tool Images ........................................................................................ 40

Legal Notices ............................................................................................... 41

or

I

MPORTANT

N

OTE FOR

U

SERS

This document contains numerous references to the SOLIDWORKS CAM UI. Users are therefore expected to have at least a basic-level understanding of how toolpaths and NC codes are generated using the SOLIDWORKS CAM application.

In case they aren’t, then it is recommended that they go through the

SOLIDWORKS CAM manuals viz. Mill Tutorial, Turn Tutorial (depending on their machining requirements). These manuals can be accessed from the SOLIDWORKS

Help

menu by clicking on the

Help

menu and selecting

SOLIDWORKS CAM>>Tutorials.

Skill Sets Acquired from this Manual



Generating XML-based Setup Sheets



Viewing Saved Setup sheets



An understanding of the differences between Setup Sheet command executed at SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager Level and Setup level



An understanding of the settings for Setup Sheets in SOLIDWORKS CAM Options Dialog box



An understanding of the settings available in the Setup Sheet Options dialog box



Customizing/Editing Style Sheet Templates

Skill Sets Required for creating Templates



To create/edit customized Style sheet templates for XML-based Setup Sheets, an intermediate-level proficiency in

XSL (Extensible Style Sheet language) and HTML is necessary.

or

Setup Sheets Tutorial 6 Setup Sheets: An Introduction

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HEETS

:

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I

NTRODUCTION

What are Setup Sheets?

A

‘

Setup Sheet

’

is a printable file that contains information that the CNC Machinist (machine tool operator) can use to set up the part and the tools required to machine that part. It provides an overview of the NC program for the CNC Machinist.

A Setup Sheet usually includes the following information:

i.

Machine details ii.

Setup details such as Setup origin and Setup Name iii.

Controller iv.

Estimated machining time v.

Part material and Stock size vi.

Operations vii.

Feeds, Speeds, Z Feed Rate viii.

Tooling information for Tools used to machine the part

Setup Sheet Feature of SOLIDWORKS CAM

The ‘Setup Sheet’ feature of

SOLIDWORKS CAM allows you generate Setup Sheets for a solid part/assembly for which CAM data has been generated. This feature for generating Setup sheets is provided in two forms: i.

Auto-generation of a simple text file ii.

Generating Setup Sheets documents by executing commands associated with the

‘Setup Sheet’ feature

.

Types of Setup Sheets generated in SOLIDWORKS CAM

1. Setup Sheet in Simple Text File Format with *.set file extension

During post processing, SOLIDWORKS CAM automatically creates a simple text file with the same name as the NC program and a

*.set

extension.

2. XML-based Setup Sheets

With XML-based setup sheet, SOLIDWORKS CAM generates the WIP images (depending on the options selected) and transfers the machining information about each operation to an XML file that can be displayed as an HTML file in the

Internet Explorer

web browser. An XSL style sheet will be used to merge the XML content with HTML formatting to determine the appearance of the web page.

Pre-requisites for generating XML-based Setup Sheets



If generating a Setup Sheet at Mill Setup or Turn Setup level, then toolpaths must be generated for all the operations under that Mill or Turn Setup.

or

Setup Sheet Tutorial Setup Sheets: An Introduction 7



If generating a Setup Sheet at

SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager

level, then toolpaths must be generated for all the operations for the current part/assembly. This includes operations listed under different Mill Setups and Turn Setups.



The

Internet Explorer

web browser must be installed as XML-based Setup Sheets can only be viewed in this browser.

or

Setup Sheets Tutorial 8 SOLIDWORKS CAM Templates for XML-based Setup Sheets

2. SOLIDWORKS

CAM

T

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ETUP

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HEETS

Default Style Sheet Templates for XML-based Setup Sheets

A Style sheet template is used to define the visual layout (style) an HTML or XML-based document. A set of default Style Sheet templates is provided within the SOLIDWORKS CAM application. These templates are UI-language specific and further classified to be machine specific. Whenever an XML-based Setup Sheet is generated, a Style Sheet has to compulsorily be associated with it. Once the XML-based Setup Sheet is generated, its visual layout is determined by the associated Style Sheet file.

File Format of the Style Sheets

The default Style Sheets files are in XSL (

Extensible Stylesheet Language

) format. SOLIDWORKS CAM supports only XSL-based Style Sheet templates for the XML- based Setup sheets. In case you define any customized Style Sheet template, then that file too should be in the XSL format.

Location of the Default Style Sheet Template Files available in SOLIDWORKS CAM

The Style Sheet files are located deep within the SOLIDWORKS CAM Installation folder.



A UI-language specific version of each Style Sheet template is provided within SOLIDWORKS CAM. Hence, the location of Style Sheet files is language specific i.e. it depends on which language mode SOLIDWORKS CAM is currently being run. For example, if the installed SOLIDWORKS CAM application can be run in English, French, German and Japanese mode, then the corresponding language versions of each Style Sheet will be available. These Style Sheets are located within a language-specific folder within the SOLIDWORKS CAM Installation folder.



Present within the language-specific sub-folder of the SOLIDWORKS CAM Installation folder is the

Setup_Sheet_Templates

sub-folder. As Style sheet templates are machine specific, two sub-folders named

Mill

and

Turn

are provided within this folder. These folders contain Style sheet template files specific to Mill and Turn modules respectively.

Examples

For the English language mode of SOLIDWORKS CAM, the folder location of the Style sheets files for Mill module will be:

Drive:\Program Data\SOLIDWORKSCAMData\Lang\English\Setup_Sheet_Templates\ Mill

For the French language mode of SOLIDWORKS CAM, the folder location of the Style sheets files for Turn module will be:

Drive:\ Program Data\SOLIDWORKSCAMData\Lang\French\Setup_Sheet_Templates\Turn

or

Setup Sheet Tutorial SOLIDWORKS CAM Templates for XML-based Setup Sheets 9

Customized XSL Style Sheet Templates

Though a set of Style Sheet templates is already provided within SOLIDWORKS CAM, you can

define your own customized Style Sheet templates to suit your Facility’s/ Firm’s

requirements. Alternatively, you can edit the already available Style Sheets to suit your requirements. Refer

Chapter 7: Customized XSL Style Sheet Templates

of this document to:



Gain a thorough understanding how to edit the default Style Sheet template files to

suit your Facility’s/ Firm’s

requirements by referring the code snippets provided for all the part-related parameters.



Refer the syntax/reference code for retrieving values for various CAM and CAD parameters while editing/creating a customized Style Sheet template.

or

Setup Sheets Tutorial 10 Generating Setup Sheets

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HEETS

Generating Setup Sheets by executing commands

The command to generate Setup Sheets is provided in the SOLIDWORKS CAM UI. These commands are available as:

i. Setup Sheet Commands on SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager context menu

The

Setup Sheet

command is available on the context menu of the


item in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Operation tree. After generating toolpaths for the solid model, right-click on the


item in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Operation tree and select

Setup Sheet

command on the context menu. You will observe that there are two commands available on the cascading menu viz.

Generate

and

View

.

The


command on the SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager context menu

When you select this command, under default settings, the Setup Sheet Options dialog box will be displayed. This dialog box allows you to set the options for generating WIP images to be display in the Setup Sheet for each operation.

The Setup Sheet Options dialog box is discussed in detail in the next chapter .

Disabling display of the Setup Sheet Options dialog box

You can disable the display of the

Setup Sheet Options

dialog box (whenever this command is executed). This can be done by: i.

Removing the check mark from the

Show Options before generation option

on the General tab in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Options dialog box.


command on the context menu of SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager

or

Setup Sheet Tutorial Generating Setup Sheets 11

OR ii.

Selecting the

Do not show this dialog

option on the Setup Sheet Options dialog box.

The Setup Sheet>>View command on the SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager context menu

The

Setup Sheet

>>

View

command on the context menu of the SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager item in the Operation tree allows you to view the Setup Sheet that has previously been generated for the solid part or assembly file. Depending on whether the Setup Sheets have been generated or not, the Setup Sheet>>View command will yield different results.

Condition: No Setup Sheet has been generated before executing the View command

If no Setup Sheet was previously generated for the current part or assembly file, then on executing the

Setup Sheet

>>

View

command, a Warning message indicating the absence of the Setup Sheet will be displayed. You need to generate a Setup Sheet with desired settings and then execute this command to view the Setup Sheet.

ii. The

‘

Generate Setup Sheets

’

command on context menu of Part Setup

The


command is available in the context menu of the Mill Setup/ Turn Setup in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Operation tree. After generating toolpaths for the solid model in SOLIDWORKS CAM, right-click on the

Mill Part Setup

or

Turn Part Setup

item in the Operation tree and select

Generate Setup Sheet

s…

command on the context menu. Executing this command displays the Setup Sheet Options dialog box. Edit the settings as required and then click on the

OK

button in this dialog box to generate the Setup Sheet. This command functions the same as the Setup Sheet>>Generate command in the context menu of the SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager item explained in the previous section.

Warning Message displayed when Setup Sheet does not exist for the solid part file

or


Differences between Setup Sheet command at SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager Level and Setup Level

The differences between the Setup Sheet command executed at SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager Level and Setup level are:

a. Scope of operations covered

Executing the

Setup Sheet

>>

Generate

command at SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager level covers all operations under different Mill/ Turn Setups while executing the

Generate Setup Sheets…

command at Setup level covers only the operations under that particular Setup.

b. Nomenclature of generated XML-based Setup Sheets

If the

Setup Sheet

>>

Generate

command is executed at SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager level, then the name of the XML-based Setup Sheet will be identical to the solid part/ assembly for which it was generated. If the


command is executed at Mill or Turn Part Setup level, then the nomenclature syntax for the XML-based Setup Sheet will be:

‘

Solid_Part_Name.Setup_Name

’.

Example:

If the name of the solid part is

Sample.sldprt

and the name of the Mill Part Setup level (at which the Setup Sheet command was executed) is

Group1

, then the name of XML- based Setup Sheet

generated will be: “

Sample.Group1.xml

”

Generate the Setup Sheet on Mill Part Setu context menu

or


Settings for Setup Sheets in SOLIDWORKS CAM Options Dialog box

When you select the SOLIDWORKS CAM Options command on the SOLIDWORKS CAM Command Manager, the SOLIDWORKS CAM Options dialog box is displayed. Setup Sheet settings options are available in the General tab and File Location tab of the SOLIDWORKS CAM Options dialog box.

In the General Tab

Show Options before generation

When this option is checked in the

General tab

of Options dialog box, the Setup Sheet Options dialog box displays when you select the Generate Setup Sheets command at the SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager or Mill Part Setup level. When this option is not checked, the dialog box does not display.

In the File Locations Tab

Setup sheet images folder

Specifies the folder location where the XML based Setup Sheet images are stored when you generate WIP images for Setup sheets. If you wish to change this location, click on the

Browse

button to the right of this field. Use the

Browse to Folder

dialog box to assign a location other than the default location.

Setup sheet image folder path in the File Locations tab of SOLIDWORKS CAM Options dialog box Setup sheets group box in the General tab of SOLIDWORKS CAM Options dialog box

or

Setup Sheets Tutorial 14 Setup Sheets Options Dialog Box

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Displaying the Setup Sheets Options dialog box

The Setup Sheet Options dialog box is displayed when you select:

i.

The


command in the context menu of the SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager item in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Operation tree. ii.

The

Generate Setup sheets

… command

in the context menu of the Mill Part setup or Turn Part Setup items in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Operation tree.

Setup Sheet Options dialog box

or

Setup Sheet Tutorial Setup Sheets Options Dialog Box 15

Settings available in the Setup Sheet Options dialog box

Following are the various settings available in the Setup Sheet Options dialog box:

Type



XML:

SOLIDWORKS CAM generates the WIP images (depending on the options selected) and transfers the machining information about each operation to an XML file that can be displayed as an HTML file in a web browser. An XSL style sheet will be used to merge the XML content with HTML formatting to determine the appearance of the web page.

Note:

XML-based Setup Sheets generated can only be viewed in the Internet Explorer web browser. They cannot be viewed using any other web browsers.

Save to

This field indicates the location where the Setup Sheet in XML format will be saved. Click on the

Browse

button to the right of this field to choose a location other than the default location.

Style sheet path

This field indicates the folder location where XSL-format Style sheet templates are saved. The Style sheets available within this folder location are displayed in

Style sheet dropdown list

.

Default Style sheet path

Since a set of default Style sheet templates are available in SOLIDWORKS CAM, the

Style sheet path

will, by default, point to the folder location containing the Style sheet template files located within the SOLIDWORKS CAM Installation folder. This default

Style sheet path

is UI-language specific and machine-specific.

‘Save to’ field for indicating location of Setup Sheet

XML selected as Setup sheet Type

or


For more details, read the section:

Location of the Default Style Sheet Template Files available in SOLIDWORKS CAM

in Chapter 2 of this document.

Style sheet path for customized Style Sheet templates

In case you intend you use a customized Style Sheet template other than the default ones available in SOLIDWORKS CAM and they are stored in a folder location which is different from the folder location of the default Style Sheet files, then click on the

Browse

button next to the

Style sheet path

and set the folder location path. The Style sheet template(s) within the selected folder location will be displayed in the


.


This dropdown list contains the names of the XSL Style Sheet templates. These templates are files picked from the folder location indicated in the

Style sheet path

field. Since Style sheet templates are machine specific, only templates specific to the machine selected for the active part/assembly will be selected. For example, if a Mill Machine is selected for the active solid part/assembly, then only Style sheet templates specific to Mill will be listed. Click on the

Style Sheet dropdown list

to view the other available Style sheet templates. By default, the first template listed in the dropdown list will be selected. To select another Style Sheet template, click on the name of the desired Style sheet template from the dropdown list. The selected Style Sheet template will be used to merge the XML content with HTML formatting to determine the appearance of XML-based Setup Sheet. Depending on the machine selected for the active solid part/ assembly, the following Style sheet templates are available in the Setup Sheet Options dialog box:

Style sheets for Mill Parts



Mill Operations



Mill Operations and WIP



Mill Operations and WIP(xslt)



Mill Operations(xslt)



Mill Tooling



Mill Tooling(xslt)

Style sheets for Turn Parts



Turn Operations



Turn Operations and WIP



Turn Operations and WIP(xslt)



Turn Operations(xslt)



Turn Tooling



Turn Tooling

(xslt)

Mill Style Sheet Templates Turn Style Sheet Templates

or


‘

View on Save

’ option

When this option is checked, the Setup sheet is displayed immediately after it is generated.

Size of images in pixels

These settings are enabled only in the

Generate WIP images

option is checked. They allow you to determine the width and height of the WIP images.

‘

Generate WIP Images

’ option

WIP images for each operation can be created automatically by checking the

Generate WIP images option

in Setup Sheet Options dialog box. If this option is checked, SOLIDWORKS CAM generates the Setup Sheet by running the Toolpath Simulation in the background and creating a WIP image of each operation based on the current solid part

’s

orientation and magnification. When images are generated, the simulation runs in Tool mode to produce more accurate images and the Setup Sheet generation may take longer depending on the number and type of operations. If the part contains multiple 3 axis toolpaths, it may take considerable time to simulate. If you want to avoid this, we recommend that you disable

Generating WIP images

option. Instead, generate the required images manually in Toolpath Simulation using Turbo mode.

‘

Regenerate all images

’ option

If an existing Setup Sheet has already been generated and this option is chosen, then all the WIP images will be regenerated. The regenerated images will replace all previous images generated automatically or manually.

‘

Update images for new operations

’ option

The

Update images for new operations

option will be disabled if the Setup Sheet is being generated for the first time. If the Setup Sheet for the current solid part already exists in the folder location for Setup Sheets, then this option will be enabled. When a Setup sheet is generated, SOLIDWORKS CAM executes the toolpath simulation and images for newly added operations are generated. Use this option while regenerating the Setup Sheet.

Generate part / assembly images

The


option will generate images of the SOLIDWORKS part or assembly. Click on the

Option

button and select the desired orientation from the displayed list. These orientations will be applied on the setup levels. The default options for Mill Part Setups and Turn Setups are already defined in SOLIDWORKS CAM.

or


Machine / Setup level Default Orientations

Mill -

Setup XY -

Isometric Turn -

Turn ZX -

Isometric

The image are generated in a ‘PartImages’ sub

-folder under the main folder with the name of the part or assembly file. The default folder location path will be as follows:

Drive:\Program Data\SOLIDWORKSCAMData

\

Lang

\<

xxxx>

\

Setup_Sheet_Images

\

Example_1.SLDPRT\<Part Images>

When this option is unchecked, no part or assembly images will be generated in the Setup Sheets.

Generate tool images

The


option will generate images of the tools used for every

operation in the part or assembly file. The image are generated in a ‘ToolImages’ sub

-folder under the main folder with the name of the part or assembly file. The default folder location path will be as follows:


\

Lang

\<

xxxx>

\

Setup_Sheet_Images \Example_1.SLDPRT\<Tool Images>

When this option is unchecked, no tool images will be generated in the Setup Sheets.

Naming Convention of the folders

<

xxxx

>: This sub-folder has a naming convention that indicates the language mode in which SOLIDWORKS CAM application was run when the Setup Sheet was generated. <

Part name

>: This sub-folder has a naming convention that indicates the name of the solid part for which the WIP images were generated.

<Part name>

folder thus indicates the name of the part.

Naming convention for WIP images

Each WIP image file name corresponds to the operation name. All the default Style sheet templates available in SOLIDWORKS CAM are designed to display WIP image files based on this naming convention.

Note: Do not rename a WIP image file generated for a Setup Sheet. If you rename the WIP image file, then that image will not be subsequently displayed in the Setup Sheet as the naming convention has been disturbed.

or


‘

Do not show this dialog

’ option

You can disable the display of the

Setup Sheet Options dialog box

by checking this option. To enable the display, check the

Show Options before generation

option on the General tab in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Options dialog box.

‘OK’ button

When you click on this button:



If a Setup Sheet for the active part/

assembly doesn’t exist, then the Setup Sheet will be

generated and displayed.



If a Setup Sheet for the active part/assembly was previously generated at the SOLIDWORKS CAM NC Manager level and is now generated at the Setup level or vice versa, then the Setup Sheet will be generated and displayed.



If a Setup Sheet has already been generated for a part/assembly (even if a different Style sheet template was applied) and the command to generate a Setup Sheet is executed for the part/assembly once again, then a Warning Message will be displayed indicating that the Setup Sheet for the active part/assembly already exists. i.

Click

Yes

within the Warning Message dialog box to replace the existing Setup Sheet with a newly generated Setup Sheet. ii.

Click

No

within the Warning Message dialog box to replace the existing Setup Sheet with a newly generated Setup Sheet. iii.

Click

Cancel

to cancel the Setup Sheet generation command. When an XML-based Setup Sheet is generated on clicking the

OK

button, the following two files are saved within the target folder location that was indicated in the Setup Sheets options dialog box: a.

The Setup Sheet in XML file format. b.

The Style sheet template for the Setup sheet in *.xsl format.

or


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This chapter contains tutorials to illustrate the generation of Setup Sheets.

Flowchart illustrating generation of Setup Sheets

Flowchart explaining steps for generating Setup Sheets using SOLIDWORKS CAM

Right-click on



Generate

>>

View

command on the context menu.

All operations

Launch SOLIDWORKS CAM and open the part/ assembly. Ensure operations and toolpaths are generated for the part/ assembly for which the Setup Sheet is to be generated. Do you want to generate Setup Sheet for all operations or only operations under a particular Mill /Turn Setup?

Right-click on the Mill or Turn Setup in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Operation tree and select


command on the context menu.

Operations under a particular Setup

WIP images displayed in Setup Sheet?

Do you want to Click the OK button.

The Setup Sheet is displayed.

No

The Setup Sheet Options dialog box is displayed.

Select the option ‘Generate WIP Images’

Set the size for the WIP images in pixels

Type ‘XML’

Use the ‘Save to’ field to indicate

the location where the generated Setup Sheet is to be saved.

Select the Style Sheet from the dropdown list.

or


Tutorials on Generating Setup Sheets

In this chapter, the provided

Tutorial

illustrates how to generate XML-based Setup Sheets containing 2D images of WIP.

(2D images of WIP generated on applying default Style Sheet templates.)

Note: The steps to be followed for generating Setup Sheet in Mill and Turn mode are similar. For the purpose of conciseness, the tutorials illustrated in this document are for Mill parts only.

Tutorial : Generating XML-based Setup Sheet with 2D images of WIP

To generate a Setup Sheet, the toolpaths for all the operations must be generated. For the purposes of illustration, in this tutorial, a sample Mill part for which toolpaths have already been generated will be used. The default Style sheet template will be applied to the XML-based Setup Sheet to be generated. Applying the default Style Sheet template results in generation of 2D images of stock, WIP and finished part in the Setup Sheet.

Steps to generate Setup Sheet

1.

Open the part

Setup_Sheet_Sample.SLDPRT

present in the following folder location:

C

:\Users\Public\Public Documents\SOLIDWORKS\SOLIDWORKS 201x\CAM Examples\Tutorial_Parts\Mill

2.

Click on the

SOLIDWORKS CAM Operation tree

tab. Observe that there are 16 operations listed under the Mill Part Setup. The black-colored font of the operation names indicate that toolpaths have already been generated for the solid part. 3.

Right click on the



Setup Sheet...

from the context menu. Further, select

Generate...

from the cascading menu.

Setup_Sheet_Sample.SLDPRT Operations listed in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Operation

or


4.

The Setup Sheet Options dialog box is displayed. In this dialog box, set the following parameters:



Type is set as

XML

.



The

Save To:

field indicates the default location where the generated Setup Sheet will be saved. If you wish to change this location, click on the

Browse

button to the right of this field. The

Browse to Folder

dialog box will be displayed. Use this dialog box to assign the desired location for saving the Setup Sheet.



The

Style sheet path:

field indicates the default location of the folder containing SOLIDWORKS CAM Style Sheet templates. If the location is displayed in the field, proceed to the next step. In case this field is blank, click on the

Browse

button to the right of this field and specify the default location of the folder containing Style Sheet templates.



The

Style sheet:

dropdown list displays the list of Style Sheet

Selecting Generate command from the cascading menu Setup Sheets Options Dialog box

or


templates available for the Mill module of SOLIDWORKS CAM. Select the

Mill Operations and WIP

template as the Style sheet from this dropdown list.



Ensure that the

View on Save

option is checked.



Ensure that the

Generate WIP Images

option is checked.



Ensure that the


and

Generate tool images

options area checked. 5.

Click on the

OK

button to generate the Setup Sheet. 6.

The generated Setup Sheet will be displayed in the

Internet Explorer

web browser. 7.

The top part of the generated setup sheet displays the general information (Material, Stock size, Unit, Date, Setup name, Setup origin, etc.). 8.

For operations listed in the Setup Sheet, details displayed include Speed, Feed, Z Feed Rate, Tool Description, etc.

Generated Setup Sheet

Partial display of the generated Setup Sheet

or


WIP Models in the Setup Sheet

For the solid part used in this tutorial, sixteen operations with corresponding toolpaths have been defined. Whenever a Setup Sheet is generated, the WIP model after the execution of each operation listed in the Operation tree will be displayed in it. The below table illustrates the 16 WIP models displayed in the Setup sheet for the example part (

Setup_Sheet_Sample.SLDPRT

) under consideration.

Sr. No. OPERATIONS 2D VIEW OF WIP MODEL TOOL USED

1. Center Drill 1 2. Drill 1 3. Rough Mill 1 4. Contour Mill 1

or



5. Center Drill 2 6. Drill 2 7. Rough Mill 2 8. Contour Mill 2 9. Rough Mill 3

or



10. Contour Mill 3 11. Rough Mill 4 12. Contour Mill 4 13. Rough Mill 5 14. Rough Mill 6

or



15. Contour Mill 5 16. Face Mill 1

or

Setup Sheets Tutorial 28 Viewing Saved XML-based Setup sheets

6. V

IEWING

S

AVED

XML-

BASED

S

ETUP SHEETS

Location of XML-based Setup Sheets

XML-based Setup Sheets generated are saved in the target folder location indicated in the Setup Sheet Options dialog box.

Folder location of XML-based Setup Sheets

The default folder location where XML-based Setup Sheets are saved is:


\

Lang

\<

xxxx>

\

Setup_Sheet_Images

Where:

<xxxx>:

This sub-folder has a naming convention that indicates the language mode in which SOLIDWORKS CAM application was run when the Setup Sheet was generated.

Since the nomenclature for an XML-based Setup Sheet is based on the solid part/assembly for which it was generated, it can be easily distinguished from other Setup Sheets within the folder location.

Viewing XML-based Setup Sheets

Within the folder location containing Setup sheets, the desired XML-based Setup Sheet can be viewed in the

Internet Explorer

web browser.

Deleting XML-based Setup Sheets

If you wish to delete an unwanted Setup Sheet from the folder location, you need to delete both the Setup Sheet file (*.xml) and the folder containing its WIP images. The folder containing the WIP images can be identified easily as its folder name is identical to the name of the solid part/assembly file for which the Setup Sheet was generated.

or

Setup Sheet Tutorial Customized XSL Style sheet Templates 29

7. C

USTOMIZED

XSL

S

TYLE SHEET

T

EMPLATES

Though a set of Style Sheet templates is already provided within SOLIDWORKS CAM, you can define your own customized Style Sheet templates to suit your f

acility’s/

f

irm’s

requirements. Alternatively, you can edit the already available Style Sheets to suit your requirements. This chapter provides the syntax/reference code for retrieving values for various CAM and CAD parameters while editing/creating a customized Style Sheet template.

Note: At least an intermediate-level knowledge of XSL (Extensible Style Sheet language) and HTML is necessary for editing the code within existing Style Sheet templates.

Location of the Style Sheet Templates

Location of the Default Style Sheet Templates

The default Style Sheet templates are located deep within the SOLIDWORKS CAM Installation folder in the


sub-folder. -

For the English language mode of SOLIDWORKS CAM, the default folder location of the Style Sheet templates for Mill module will be:

Drive:\Program Data\SOLIDWORKSCAMData\Lang\English\Setup_Sheet_Templates\Mill

-

For the French language mode of SOLIDWORKS CAM, the default folder location of the Style Sheet templates for Turn module will be:

Drive:\Program Data\SOLIDWORKSCAMData\Lang\French\Setup_Sheet_Templates\Turn

Location of Style Sheet associated with generated Setup Sheet

When an XML-based Setup Sheet is generated after clicking the

OK

button in the Setup Sheet Options dialog box, two files are saved within the target folder location that was indicated in this dialog box: a.

The Setup Sheet in XML file format. b.

The associated Style sheet template for the Setup sheet in *.xsl format.

Note: Once an XML-based Setup Sheet is generated, a copy of the Style Sheet template associated with it is saved in the same folder location as the Setup Sheet. The visual rendering and formatting of the XML-based Setup sheet will be based on this copy of the Style sheet template.

Renaming/Reassigning Style Sheet applied to an XML-based Setup Sheet

Whenever an XML-based Setup Sheet is generated, the copy of the Style Sheet template (*.xsl) applied to the Setup Sheet is saved to the same folder location. The visual rendering,

or

Setup Sheets Tutorial 30 Customized XSL Style sheet Templates

formatting and parametric values displayed within the XML-based Setup Sheet will be based on this copy of the Style Sheet template.

Renaming a Style Sheets associated with an XML-based Setup Sheet

If another XML-based Setup Sheet is generated after applying the same Style Sheet template and saved to the same location, then the existing copy of the Style Sheet template within this folder is overwritten. While this is not an issue if the default templates were used, it certainly would be if the customized Style Sheet template meant for particular Setup Sheet were to be overwritten. It can lead to assigned parametric values/dynamically derived values being overwritten. The simplest solution would be to ensure that every Setup Sheet is generated and saved within separate folder locations. An alternative solution would be to rename the associated Style Sheet template in order to prevent the overwriting of the template. Once renamed, the coding of the XML-based Setup Sheet must be updated to refer to the renamed Style Sheet. Following are the steps: i.

Open the folder location where the XML-based Setup Sheet file is saved. ii.

Rename the Style Sheet file (*.xsl) file associated with the Setup Sheet. It should be preferably renamed to bear the same name as the Setup Sheet so as to enable easier identification. iii.

Right-click on the

XML-based Setup Sheet

and select

Open with

>>

WordPad

. iv.

Observe the second tag within the displayed code. This tag references the Style Sheet name.

<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="

StyleSheetName

.xsl"?>

v.

Replace the Style Sheet name within the quotes. vi.

Save and close the file.

Reassigning a Style Sheets associated with an XML-based Setup Sheet

The time required for generating the Setup Sheet for some complex solid parts is high. If you want to assign a customized Style Sheet template to an XML-based Setup Sheet, then instead of regenerating the Setup Sheet after applying the desired Style Sheet template, the alternative and simple solution would be to change the referenced Style sheet template within the XML-

based Setup Sheet’s code.

Following are the steps: i.

Open the folder location where the XML-based Setup Sheet file is saved. ii.

Place a copy of desired Style Sheet template file (*.xsl) within this folder location file associated with the Setup Sheet. iii.

Right-click on the XML-based Setup Sheet and select

Open with

>>

WordPad

. iv.

Observe the second tag within the displayed code. This tag references the Style Sheet name.

<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="

StyleSheetName

.xsl"?>

v.

Replace the Style Sheet name within the quotes with the name of the new Style Sheet.

or


vi.

Save and close the file.

Editing the Style Sheet Templates

Editing Info displayed in XML-based Setup Sheet

To edit the values displayed within the XML-based Setup Sheet, you need to edit the Style Sheet template file (*.xsl) associated with it. The Style Sheet template associated with an XML-based Setup Sheet contains code to dynamically retrieve part-related and CAM data-related parametric values from the solid part/ assembly. While editing/creating Style Sheet templates, you might need to: i.

Edit/insert code for Parameter labels; ii.

Edit/insert code for dynamically retrieving values for the parameters; iii.

Assign static values to parameters where dynamically retrieved values are not required.

Choosing the Style Sheet template to be edited

If you are editing one of the default Style Sheet templates available in SOLIDWORKS CAM to suit your firm

’s requirements, you can edit it at two levels:



If you want to assign values to parameters that are to be reflected in all future Setup Sheets which will be generated, you need to edit the applicable Style Sheet template within the


sub-folder of the SOLIDWORKS CAM Installation folder.



If you want to assign values to parameters that are to be reflected only for a particular Setup Sheet and not to any other Setup Sheet, then you need to edit the copy of the Style Sheet template that was applied to the Setup Sheet.

Displaying Company

’s

Name in the Setup Sheet Heading Section

The default Style Sheets present within SOLIDWORKS CAM can be edited to display your company name.



If you want your Company Name to be reflected in all future Setup Sheets generated by applying default Style Sheet templates, then edit those Style Sheet templates present in the SOLIDWORKS CAM Installation folder. The typical location of the default Style Sheet Templates is:

Drive:\Program Data\SOLIDWORKSCAMData\Lang\English\Setup_Sheet_Templates



If you want your Company Name to be reflected only in a specific Setup Sheet, then, after the Setup Sheet is generated, edit the copy of the Style Sheet template associated with that Setup Sheet. This template copy is always present in the same folder location as the generated XML-based Setup Sheet that it renders. The default folder location where XML-based Setup Sheets are saved is:

Drive:\Program Data\SOLIDWORKSCAMData\Lang\English\Setup_Sheet_Images

or


Editing a default Style Sheet to display Company Name

i.

a. If you wish your Company name to appear in all future Setup Sheets, browse to the default folder location of the Style Sheet templates. b.

If you wish your Company name to only for a particular Setup Sheet, then generate the Setup Sheet and browse to the folder location where the Setup Sheet has been saved. ii.

Right-click on the Style Sheet template file (*.xsl) and select Open with>>WordPad. iii.

Observe the tags containing the first body section immediately after the <head> tag section ends. A sample section is shown below:

<TR align="center"> <TD style="FONT: 23pt Times">

Your Company Name here

</TD> </TR>

iv.

Replace the text (highlighted in blue) between the tags with your Company name. v.

Save and close the file. vi.

The changes will be reflected when you open/refresh the XML-based Setup Sheet file.

Editing Part Related Info displayed in Setup Sheet

Following are the part-related parameters displayed within the Setup Sheet:



Company



Date/Time



Material



Stock Size



Author



Keywords



Comments



Title



CNC Machine



Programmer



Units



Subject

Reference Code in Style Sheet template for Part Related Parameters

The below table provides reference to the code within the Style Sheet template file (*.xsl) for the part-related parameter labels and their dynamically retrieved values. This reference code is useful if you plan to edit an existing Style Sheet template or create your own customized Style Sheet template.

Legend



Red font in the reference code indicates the beginning and end tags for the section of code associated with part-related information.



Brown font indicates static text which the label name of the particular parameter. Note that these label names can be edited to suit your requirements by editing just one line of code. That one line of code is indicated in brown color font in the below table.

For example: To change the label “Material” to “Stock Material”, edit the code as follows:

or


Original line of Code:

<td>

Material

</td>

Edited line of Code:

<td>

Stock Material

</td >



Blue font indicates dynamic parametric values retrieved from the solid part and assigned to parameter.

Parameter’s Label

within XML Setup Sheet

Reference code within Style Sheet template (*.xsl) for the Parameter label and its dynamically retrieved value

Company Name

<xsl:for-each select="*"> <xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_CustomInfo'">

<tr> <td>

Company

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@CustomInfoCompanyName"/>

</td>

</xsl:if>

Date/Time

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_CustomInfo'">

<tr> <td>

Date/Time

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@CustomInfoDateTime"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

Material

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_WorkPiece'">

<tr> <td>

Material

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@WorkPieceMaterial"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

Stock Size

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_WorkPiece'">

<tr> <td>

Stock Size

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@WorkPieceLength"/>, <xsl:value-of select="@WorkPieceWidth"/>, <xsl:value-of select="@WorkPieceHeight"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

Author


<tr> <td>

Author

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@CustomInfoAuthor"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

or


Keywords


<tr> <td>

Keywords

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@CustomInfoKeywords"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

Parameter’s

Label within XML Setup Sheet

Reference code within Style Sheet template (*.xsl) for the Parameter label and its dynamically retrieved value

Comments


<tr> <td>

Comments

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@CustomInfoComments"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

Title


<tr> <td>

Title

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@CustomInfoTitle"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

CNC Machine

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_MchParams'">

<tr> <td>

CNC Mach

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@MchName"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

Programmer


<tr> <td>

Programmer

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@CustomInfoProgrammer"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

Units

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Doc'">

<tr> <td>

Units

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@Unit"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if>

or


Subject


<tr> <td>

Subject

</td> <td>

<xsl:value-of select="@CustomInfoSubject"/>

</td> </tr>

</xsl:if> </xsl:for-each>

Replacing dynamically retrieved values with Static values

While editing/creating Style Sheet templates, you can replace the dynamically retrieved parametric value with static values wherever required. This is especially useful if the dynamically retrieved values are null values and you wish to assign values to such parameters.

For example, the dynamically retrieved value displayed for the Parameter ‘Company’ is

usually a null value. You can assign static text string value (for example,

“

Dassault Systemes

”

) by replacing the one line of code as follows:

Original Code within Style Sheet template

<td>

<xsl:value-of select="@CustomInfoCompanyName"/>

</td>

Edited Code within Style Sheet template with Static value

<td>

Dassault Systemes

</td>

Setup Info and Machining Time

The below table provides a reference to the code within the Style Sheet template file (*.xsl) for the dynamically retrieved values of Setup Sheet parameters. This reference will be useful if you choose to edit the code for Setup-related parameters within an existing Style Sheet template or when you create a new Style Sheet template.

Legend



Red font indicates the beginning and end tags for the section of code associated with Setup-related information.



Blue font indicates dynamic parametric values retrieved from the solid part and assigned to parameter.

Parameter within XML Setup Sheet

Reference code within Style Sheet template (*.xsl) for dynamically retrieving the parametric value

Setup No.

<xsl:if test="name() = 'MillSetupSheetAttr'"> <xsl:for-each select="*"> <xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_SetupAttr'"> <xsl:value-of select="@SetupAttrSetupNo"/>

Setup Name

<xsl:value-of select="@SetupAttrSetupName"/>

Setup Origin

<xsl:value-of select="@SetupAttrCoordX"/>, <xsl:value-of select="@SetupAttrCoordY"/>, <xsl:value-of select="@SetupAttrCoordZ"/>

or


Machine Time (Mill)

<xsl:value-of select="@SetupAttrMachTime"/> </xsl:if>

Details of the Operations (Mill, Turn)

The next table provides a reference to the code within the Style Sheet template file (*.xsl) for the dynamically retrieved values of Operation parameters. This reference will be useful if you choose to edit the code associated with Operation parameters in an existing Style Sheet template or when you create a new Style Sheet template.

Legend



Red font in the reference code indicates the beginning and end tags for the section of code associated with Setup-related information.



Operation

<xsl:if test="name() = 'MillOperation'"> <xsl:for-each select="*"> <xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Operation'"> <xsl:value-of select="@OperationName"/> </xsl:if>

Tool Station No.

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Tool'"> <xsl:value-of select="@ToolStnNo"/> </xsl:if>

Operation Desc

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Operation'"> <xsl:value-of select="@Description"/> </xsl:if>

Tool Description

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Tool'"> <xsl:value-of select="@ToolComment"/> </xsl:if>

Holder Description

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_MillHolderLibrary'"> <xsl:value-of select="@HolderComment"/> </xsl:if>

Holder Number

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_MillHolderLibrary'"> <xsl:value-of select="@HolderNumber"/> </xsl:if>

Speed (RPM)

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_MillOperParams'"> <xsl:value-of select="@MillSpindleSpeed"/> </xsl:if>

Feed

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_MillOperParams'"> <xsl:value-of select="@XYFeedRate"/> </xsl:if>

Z Feed Rate

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_MillOperParams'"> <xsl:value-of select="@ZFeedRate"/> </xsl:if>

Lead in Type

<xsl:if test="@LeadinType != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinType"/> </xsl:if>

Lead in Amount

<xsl:if test="@LeadinAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinAmt"/> </xsl:if>

or


Lead in Amount(%)

<xsl:if test="@LeadinAmtPercent != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinAmtPercent"/> </xsl:if>

Additional Lead in Amount

<xsl:if test="@LeadinAdditionalAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinAdditionalAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Lead in Overlap

<xsl:if test="@LeadinOverlap != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinOverlap"/> </xsl:if>



Lead in Overlap(%)

<xsl:if test="@LeadinOverlapPercent != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinOverlapPercent"/> </xsl:if>

Additional Lead in Overlap

<xsl:if test="@LeadinOverlapAdditionalAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinOverlapAdditionalAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Lead in Arc Radius

<xsl:if test="@LeadinArcRadius != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinArcRadius"/> </xsl:if>

Lead in Arc Radius(%)

<xsl:if test="@LeadinArcRadiusPercent != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinArcRadiusPercent"/> </xsl:if>

Additional Lead in Arc Radius

<xsl:if test="@LeadinArcRadiusAdditionalAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinArcRadiusAdditionalAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Lead in Arc Angle

<xsl:if test="@LeadinArcAngle != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinArcAngle"/> </xsl:if>

Lead out Type

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutType != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutType"/> </xsl:if>

Lead out Amount

<xsl:if test="@LeadOutAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadOutAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Lead out Amount(%)

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutAmtPercent != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutAmtPercent"/> </xsl:if>

Additional Lead out Amount

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutAdditionalAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutAdditionalAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Lead out Overlap

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutOverlap != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutOverlap"/> </xsl:if>

or


Lead out Overlap(%)

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutOverlapPercent != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutOverlapPercent"/> </xsl:if>

Additional Lead out Overlap

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutOverlapAdditionalAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutOverlapAdditionalAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Lead out Arc Radius

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutArcRadius != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutArcRadius"/> </xsl:if>



Lead out Arc Radius(%)

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutArcRadiusPercent != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutArcRadiusPercent"/> </xsl:if>

Additional Lead out Arc Radius

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutArcRadiusAdditionalAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutArcRadiusAdditionalAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Lead out Arc Angle

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutArcAngle != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutArcAngle"/> </xsl:if>

Lead in clearance

<xsl:if test="@LeadinClearance != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinClearance"/> </xsl:if>

Lead in clearance(%)

<xsl:if test="@LeadinClearancePercent != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinClearancePercent"/> </xsl:if>

Additional Lead in clearance

<xsl:if test="@LeadinClearanceAdditionalAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadinClearanceAdditionalAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Lead out clearance

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutClearance != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutClearance"/> </xsl:if>

Lead out clearance(%)

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutClearancePercent != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutClearancePercent"/> </xsl:if>

Additional Lead out clearance

<xsl:if test="@LeadoutClearanceAdditionalAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@LeadoutClearanceAdditionalAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Pass clearance

<xsl:if test="@PassClearance != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@PassClearance"/> </xsl:if>

or


Pass clearance(%)

<xsl:if test="@PassClearancePercent != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@PassClearancePercent"/> </xsl:if>

Additional Pass clearance

<xsl:if test="@PassClearanceAdditionalAmt != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@PassClearanceAdditionalAmt"/> </xsl:if>

Mach Depth

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Relation'"> <xsl:value-of select="@RelationMachDepth"/> </xsl:if>



Bottom Allowance

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_MillOperParams'"> <xsl:if test="@BottomAllowance != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@BottomAllowance"/> </xsl:if> </xsl:if>

Side Allowance

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_MillOperParams'"> <xsl:if test="@SideAllowance != 'N.A.'"> <xsl:value-of select="@SideAllowance"/> </xsl:if> </xsl:if>

Tool Protrusion Length

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_MillOperParams'"> <xsl:value-of select="@MinToolProtusionLength"/> </xsl:if>

Minimum X Maximum X Minimum Y Maximum Y Minimum Z Maximum Z

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Relation'"> <xsl:value-of select="@MinX"/> <xsl:value-of select="@MaxX"/> <xsl:value-of select="@MinY"/> <xsl:value-of select="@MaxY"/> <xsl:value-of select="@MinZ"/> <xsl:value-of select="@MaxZ"/> </xsl:if>

Tlp Len

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Relation'"> <xsl:value-of select="@RelationTlpLen"/> </xsl:if>

Time (MIN)

<xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Relation'"> <xsl:value-of select="@RelationTime"/> </xsl:if> </xsl:if>

or


WIP Images and Tool Images

The next table provides a reference to the code within the Style Sheet template file (*.xsl) for the inserting images of WIP and tool used for each operation. This reference will be useful if you choose to edit the display code for images within an existing Style Sheet template or when you create a new Style Sheet template.



Image of WIP

<xsl:for-each select="*"> <xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_Operation'"> <xsl:variable name = "imageUrl"> <xsl:value-of select="@ImagePath"/> </xsl:variable> <img src= "{$imageUrl}" WIDTH="400" HEIGHT="400"> </img> </xsl:if> </xsl:for-each>

Image of Tool

<xsl:for-each select="*"> <xsl:if test="name() = 'rep_ToolImagePath'"> <xsl:variable name = "imageUrl"> <xsl:value-of select="@ToolImagePath"/> </xsl:variable> <xsl:if test="$imageUrl !=''"> <img src= "{$imageUrl}" WIDTH="75" HEIGHT="150" align="Top" hspace="100"> </img> </xsl:if> </xsl:if> </xsl:for-each>

Note: You can also insert code within the Style Sheet template to display user-defined images.

or

Setup Sheet Tutorial Legal Notices 41

L

EGAL

N

OTICES

Patent Notices



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

eDrawings® software is protected by U.S. Patent 7,184,044; U.S. Patent 7,502,027; and Canadian Patent 2,318,706.



U.S. and foreign patents pending.

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