peof

[Tony]

What do I need to change to get my Table All the way forward at the end of my program ?

(peof # End of file for non-zero tool

n, "M5"

n, pcooloff

n, "G91G28Z0."

n, "G90 G00 X0.0"

n, "G91 G28 Y0.0"

n, "G90"

n, "M30"

"%"

The X is o.k., Y is going to the opposite side

Thank you as always

Tony

(I have tried a few things but it would error out

during check program)

[Trevor Bailey]

A real easy way would be to designate a "fixture offset" for that position and do away with the "X & Y" move. Allow the "Z" to retract then add => n, "G or E or ? +number", "X0", "Y0", e

[JAMMAN]

WELL, I would figure out the position of Y you want to end up at and move it there in absolute instead of incremental. Example- if the posision you want to end up at is Y=0, then-

(peof # End of file for non-zero tool

n, "M5"

n, pcooloff

n, "G91G28Z0."

n, "G90 G00 X0.0"

n, "Y0.0"

n, "M30"

"%"

G28 is a reference point. If Z is doing fine don't mess with it even though I usually return Z in G90 also.

[Reece L Gibson]

You say it error's out during program check?

At the machine?

I assume this is a Fanuc.

"G0G91G28Z0"

"G28Y0"

"M30"

%

G91,G0 are modal but I do not think G28 is.

Try it out

[Scott Bond]

Hi I use the way Trevor mentioned.

M9

M5

G91 G28 Z0.

G90 G110 G0 X0 Y7.9

M19

G103 P1

M1

G103

M6 T1

G17 G40 G80 G90

M30

%

[JAMMAN]

Curiosity, Scott-

G110, G103. Unfamiliar territory for the Jimster-

what do they accomplish?

[Trevor Bailey]

They a G110 is a fixture offset. I do not really know how to explain it anthor way. Just like a part datum, it is a datum for the machine to move to when all operations have been completed. As far as the G103 code, I do not know. That would be machine specific.

[Scott Bond]

Hi

This is a little wordy

The G110 would be set in the control of any machine with the same home as G54 ,and then the machine specific load position (loading the part) would be typed in XO Y7.9 in this case. Some times I use it in a program to oil a tap. just like a manual guy has a cup of oil on the table and he dunks the tap in it ,i use this piece of the program to send the tap to the can.

And as for the G103 here is my .02

M9

M5

G91 G28 Z0.

G103 P1 ::::::Limit block buffering:::::

M01

G103 ::::: this is mainly our look ahead ::::::

M01

T2 M6 ( 3/4 DRILL 2.500 LONG )

[ 12-13-2001: Message edited by: Scott Bond ]