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Thnaks to James for this

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ATA DNC, Sub-program Call, Fanuc 16/18i controls

 

Parameter Settings: #138.7 = 1

 

DNC operation with memory card is:

0 = disabled

1 = enabled

#3404.2 = 1

 

Address P in M98 block of subprogram call function is:

0 = indicating a file number

1 = indicating a program number

#6300.4 = 1

 

External program number search

0 = disabled

1 = enabled

#6080 = 0

 

I/O Settings:

Channel = 4

 

ATA Card:

File name on card must match program number, DO NOT use filename extension. (.txt)

Example:

card filename - O0001

program number - O0001

 

Use % at beginning and end of program file.

 

Program Call:

Create program in NC memory:

 

%

O0001

M198P2 (calls O0002 on ATA card)

M30

%


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Dave,

 

read the link given above. We go pretty deep into flash cards as well. You don't always need to spend big $$$ for those things. I spent like $45 last year for a 128MB card and adapter. I use Compact Flash and an adapter.

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1 go to MDI

2 offsets

3 enable write

4 turn IO to 4

5 disable write

6 go to Memory

7 DNCCD

8 Turn on drip feed

9 choose program number

10 Dnc start

11 hit cycle start

 

You do NOT have to change the program name to a O#### but you do have to use that number to call the program.

 

Try using your page up and page down or the "+" key at bottom right hand corner of your control This is for my 18i so you may have a diff step or 2 in finding dnccd but as soon as you are there it will read the O#### number of the program with a value of 0001 , 0002, etc beside it so when ya type in that number then hit the dnc start.

 

I would also suggest putting your feeds and rapids to 0% in case this thing takes off on ya when ya get it right unexspectantly

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