okuma p200 post

[mig]

Hi,

Here is output from post for Okuma OSP P200 by "CNC Softwhare"

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"(T1 - AL 3/16 FLAT ENDMILL - H1)

N20 G20

N22 G90 G80 G40 G0

N24 G114 T1

N26 (T1 - AL 3/16 FLAT ENDMILL - TOOL DIA. - .1875)

N28 Call OO88 PA=0. PH=1 PP=51"

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Can sombody explane

G114 T1-- this is must be some .SSB/.LIB program call , but what program ?

OO88 also subprogram call -what this subprogram do and what parameters PA, PH=1, PP=51?

Thank you in advance

[gcode]

G114 is a probably a tool change macro

On our new MU10000, the correct number is G116... you can also use a conventional M6

but the control is very picky about whether the tool is already in spindle

or the proper tool is staged or not staged. The logic in our G116 macro solves those problems.

 

CALL 0088 is a coordinate rotation macro that comps the program if the part is not centered on the rotary axis

It works for 5 axis machines as well

[mig]

Hi Gode ,

Thank you for replay

Where i can find tool change macro ? Is it loaded (stored) in control?

[gcode]

pm me your email addy and I'll send you a copy of our G116 macro

[ajmer]

hello,

look in the post for this

fixtrack : 1 #Fixture Offset Tracking switch variable (Call OO88)

change to 0 to remove that from the code

also change this to 1

tool_chg_str : 0 #Used to configure start of file toolchange output

#0 = Use G116 T#

#1 = Output Tool Spindle Check (VTLCN check)

[Colin Gilchrist]

Hi Mig,

 

You need to look through the post and check the variable switches at the top of the post. If you don't have the Toolchange Macro on your control, then use the "Tool Spindle Check" option. (Set 'tool_chg_str' to '1').

 

This post has many different configuration options, based on how you like to setup and run your machine.

 

For example, the Fixture Offset Tracking (Call OO88) can be enabled or disabled with a switch in your post.

 

Please read the information at the top of the post file header section, and use that information to setup your post.

[mig]

Hi everyone,

 

Thank you for your response. I will overlook this information .

Have you greate weekend