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4th Axis Positioning Question


C. Gilson
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I'm fairly new to this forum, I did a search on my question, I didn't find the exact topic, but forgive me if it has alread been discussed.

 

I'm doing a simple program where I'm milling on the top, front, bottom and back side. I got the program done and the backplot looks fine. I post it out for our Siemens control and what should be a 90 deg. rotate post out to a 270 deg. I post the exact program to our Fanuc control and the rotates are correct. confused.gif

 

The Fanuc post has this line of code in it:

rot_ccw_pos : 1 #Axis signed dir, 0 = CW positive, 1 = CCW positive.

 

Do I need to add something like this into the Siemnens post or is there another way to change this. Thanks for any help. smile.gif

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Changing the direction in the MD is not going to have an effect unless you are using a new X post that reads those parameters.

 

You may want to let your reseller have a look at your post if it doesn't have the rot_ccw_pos initialization. I am guessing that this is an older post that is not based off of MPFAN (which a lot of the 4-axis posts including MPMaster are based off of). They should be able to make whatever modifications are required for you.

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