CNC vertical lathes usually come in different models and specifications, and whether the specific models are complete depends on the manufacturer and market supply. Ease of operation depends on the design of the CNC system and the user interface.

In general, the operation of CNC vertical lathe can be divided into the following basic steps:

1. Turn on the machine and system: Start the CNC vertical lathe system to ensure that the machine tool and control system are in normal working condition.

2. Load the processing program: Use CNC programming language to write or load the processing program. These programs describe the tool path, speed, feed rate and other information during the machining process.

3. Workpiece clamping: Mount and clamp the workpiece to ensure its stability and correct position.

4. Tool clamping: Install the tool and set the relevant parameters of the tool, such as tool radius, length, etc.

5. Zero point setting: Set the processing zero point and determine the relationship between the workpiece coordinate system and the machine tool coordinate system.

6. Adjust cutting parameters: Adjust cutting parameters according to processing requirements, such as cutting speed, feed speed, cutting depth, etc.

7. Manual operation pre-test: In manual mode, perform pre-test by manually operating the machine tool axis to check whether the movement of the machine tool and tool is normal.

8. Automatically run the processing program: Switch the machine tool to automatic mode and run the loaded processing program. The CNC system will control the tool to process according to the path and parameters specified by the program.

9. Monitoring and adjustment: Monitor the processing process, and if necessary, adjust cutting parameters in real time to ensure processing quality.

10. End processing: After processing is completed, take out the workpiece and perform necessary inspections and measurements.

The simplicity of operation of a CNC vertical lathe usually depends on the user interface design and functional completeness of the CNC system. CNC systems usually provide intuitive graphical interfaces, automated functions and fault diagnosis to simplify operating processes and reduce technical requirements for operators. When choosing a CNC vertical lathe that is easy to operate, it is recommended to consider not only the completeness of the model, but also the user-friendliness and functionality of the CNC system.