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yasnac mx1 parameter setting


ken wong
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we just bought used masuura MC-760V with yasnac control EN4-00429A and we do not have (see) working coord.offset page to set g54,,,,g59 ,only have H,D offset. i read operator manual it say i have to set parameter #6515......#6519...but i do not have a value to set in

anybody have this experience ,please help

thank alot

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Yes Ken

 

you actually enter your work offset values in the paramters

 

#6515 = X

#6516 = Y

#6517 = Z

#6518 = A ( I think, never saw 4ax this old)

#6519 = B (same as above here)

 

You enter your offsets like so,

 

-13.2456 would be entered without the decimal

-132456

 

HTH

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Yes those will need to be changed for every set up that the values change.

 

it reads from the left 4 decimal places

 

so if you enter only 1

it will see .0001

 

if you enter 10000

it will see 1.0000

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Ken

I just pulled the manual for that control.

 

MX1 pdf

 

Those setting should work for you. Did you try setting them as a negative #?

 

Check your setting #'s Ken, the manual I looked at listed them as such

 

G54 X#6516 Y#6517 Z#6518

G55 X#6522 Y#6523 Z#6524

G56 X#6528 Y#6529 Z#6530

 

[ 11-20-2005, 05:46 PM: Message edited by: jmparis ]

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Ken

To input the fixture offsets

Switch to MDI

then use the following command

G10Q2P(value)X(value)Y(value)Z(value)A(value)

(REF. G10Q2P1X-5.276Y-7.485Z-8.010A0.0)

 

G54=P1

G55=P2

G56=p3

G57=P4

G58=P5

G59=P6

A= 4th axis

 

as a remender

When you use cutter com.need to use the

D41 and up offset.

Ref. G01G41X-.025D41(D41 TOOL RADIUS)

 

 

Hope these help

we have the same amchine, same control

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