Okuma OPS 7000m control

[connormac]

I am getting a 5259 alarm "Sequence label over"

 

"The number of sequence names has exceeded 31 in program selection in operation method B."

 

Then it says " Reduce the number of sequence names used. Sequences to which jump is made using the GOTO or IF statment must be assigned with sequence names. However, other sequences may be assigned with sequence numbers"

 

HUH!!!

 

What is the diffrence. Can someone tell me what I can change to make this work?

[T_MALENA]

Can you post a example of your GOTO lines?

[T_MALENA]

or better yet can you post the whole program to the ftp site?

[connormac]

Here is some code. but I go all the way to NA180

code:

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G15 H1

NR10 G30 P1

IF[VNTOL EQ 0] NA10

M64

NA10 IF[VATOL EQ 1 ] NB10

T1 M6

T2

G15 H1

NB10 G0 X2.7257 Y2.1296

G56 H1 Z1.5

S500 M3

M08

(SPOT DRILLS .187 HOLES)

G71 Z1.5

G83 X2.7257 Y2.1296 Z-.09 R.05 F3. Q.015 M53

X1.6239 Y-3.0541

X-2.5705 Y2.3145

G0 G94

M05

M09

G30 P1

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Having problems with FTP site

[Kyle Waters]

With OSP controls, you don't need to label your variables with N... you can specify another name. For example LA10-LA180 although I assume you are using N address for restart/searching purposes?

[T_MALENA]

This looks a little odd

 

“IF[VNTOL EQ 0] NA10

M64

NA10 IF[VATOL EQ 1 ] NB10”

 

What exactly are you trying to do here? I assume you are avoiding the recalling T# alarm. What is the tool “active” & “ready” at the time of the alarm?

[connormac]

No I use NR for number search. Can I change all NA and NB's to LA and LB's?

[T_MALENA]

can VNTOL equal 0? IF[VNTOL EQ EMPTY] NA10??

 

I'm just throwing out ideas here. Still kinda hard to understand what you want to do.

[T_MALENA]

"Can I change all NA and NB's to LA and LB's?"

 

I do believe so

[chris m]

I think that the machine will stop on the first example it finds of what it is looking for. If so, you could just put NSKIP or something after the tool change and put IF[VATOL EQ XX]NSKIP and the machine will theoretically just go to the next one. That might be a little scary, though...

[connormac]

quote:

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This looks a little odd

 

“IF[VNTOL EQ 0] NA10

M64

NA10 IF[VATOL EQ 1 ] NB10”

 

What exactly are you trying to do here? I assume you are avoiding the recalling T# alarm. What is the tool “active” & “ready” at the time of the alarm?

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I have no idea. The post was written this way before I got here. If there is another way to begin each tool I will try it??

[connormac]

We were told we had to have this in there for the machine to run.

 

IF[VNTOL EQ 0] NA10

M64

NA10 IF[VATOL EQ 1 ] NB10

 

??????

[T_MALENA]

can you e-mail the whole program to me?

[Kyle Waters]

You post this to each operation? I am not sure what M64 is?

[Rick Henrickson 65]

VATOL is actual tool in spindle

VNTOL is next tool ( in ready pot)

M64 is next tool return (incase wrong tool in ready pot)

it is a way to make sure you have the right tool in the spindle on restart.

you can do the same with FANUC just #'s instead of letters

I assume this is on a horizontal

you can change your operation method I have never had this problem

[Rick Henrickson 65]

NA comes from lathe guys and IGF it posts NAT which stands for next actual tool you are right you can use most letter combos

[connormac]

No this is for a vertical mill Rick.

 

T_MALENA do you want program or NC code

[connormac]

How do you change operation method?

[Rick Henrickson 65]

Thats right, it drops the pot so you still need to clear it with the M64. you can change your operation method but B should work. We use the same on our 7000 control and I have not had that alarm

[Rick Henrickson 65]

I just checked we are running method A just a minute I will tell you how to change it

[connormac]

So Rick is your post set up the same way. Does it put in all that stuff at the beginning of each tool?

[T_MALENA]

connormac, the okuma g-code program. Do you have this sequence for every tool change in this program, or for every tool change in every program?

[Rick Henrickson 65]

Yes we have it to check each tool

Ok make sure you always write down your original setting.

go to parameters page down to NC optional parameter WORD

 

#11 is designation of operation method I dont have the book in front of me but I think 1 is A

 

you can check your manuals to make sure

 

what machine is it MX 45 or ?

[connormac]

Rick,Yes a MX45 and I think it is on 1. This is the 1st time it has given us any trouble like this since we changed it to a 1 a long time ago.

 

T Malena, Yes for every tool change in every program for this machine.

[Rick Henrickson 65]

Look in your manual maybe it is 0 there is several operation methods