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[mig]

Hi,

This is part of Code from my post for okuma.

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(PROGRAM MAX: Z.25")

(PROGRAM MIN: Z-1.98")

N1

M1

€€€€(OPERATION MAX: Z= .25")

(OPERATION MIN: Z= -1.98")

(STOCK: XY= 0.|Z= 0.)

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got some strange symbols which I can’t take off,

Anybody new what this is and how I can take them off?

Regards

[Guest]

Seems to me there is likely some ascii number or a number that creates that symbol that is erroneous in the post.

 

Never seen it before.

 

Run the post debug on and find out where that is being output from and then look in that section in the post.

 

Post Debug

 

control def >> nc output >> debugging box checked

 

I'd guess whatever it is will be rather obvious.

[mig]

thank you John.

Let me try to look it.

regards

[mig]

Sorry debuging not working. Should i chenge somthing in the post?

[john316]

.

 

Did you write that

(OPERATION MAX: Z= .25")

(OPERATION MIN: Z= -1.98")

in the "Toolchange / NC output Variable Formats" section of your post?

 

search in your post for something like this

 

fmt X 2 x_tmin # Total x_min

fmt X 2 x_tmax # Total x_max

fmt Y 2 y_tmin # Total y_min

fmt Y 2 y_tmax # Total y_max

fmt Z 2 z_tmin # Total z_min

fmt Z 2 z_tmax # Total z_max

fmt Z 2 min_depth # Tool z_min

fmt Z 2 max_depth # Tool z_max

 

and post it here.

 

.

[mig]

Hi john316,

Here you are :

fmt X 2 x_tmin # Total x_min

fmt X 2 x_tmax # Total x_max

fmt Y 2 y_tmin # Total y_min

fmt Y 2 y_tmax # Total y_max

fmt Z 2 z_tmin # Total z_min

fmt Z 2 z_tmax # Total z_max

fmt "Z= " 2 min_depth # Tool z_min

fmt "Z= " 2 max_depth # Tool z_max

[john316]

.

 

I don't know if the "Z= " has anything to do with it, but these are format statements and are used to format the post output. Take those out and try posting again.

 

The "Z= " statements can be set-up in psof$

 

if output_z = yes$ & tcnt > 1,

[

"(OVERALL MAX ", "Z= ", *z_tmax, ")", e$

"(OVERALL MIN ", "Z= ", *z_tmin, ")", e$

]

 

.

[john316]

.

 

Correction, set up your "Z= " statement in ptlchg_com

 

n$, pspc, "(", "MAX=", "Z= ", *max_depth, ")", e$

n$, pspc, "(", "MIN=", "Z= ", *min_depth, ")", e$

 

The string your using uses the *max_depth and *min_depth coomands. It looks like you changed the MAX and MIN text to OPERATION MAX and OPERATION MIN.

 

.

[Storkman]

email it to me and I will take a look.

[mig]

Ok guys,

Thank you very match for response

Let me try to play with it.

Regards

[mig]

Looks like "preadbuf5" cause this problem,

If I deleting this word problem disappearing, but I loosing min ,max numbers also.

Anybody know what this command does? And where is this buffer5 ?

My converted from v9 post also has this word, but working fine only match slower

[Guest]

Mig,

 

Mail

 

Yes deleting that will cause a problem if you are looking to get the information it provides.

 

This is buffer 5

 

code:

---

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Buffer 5 Read / Write Routines

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------

pwritbuf5 # Write Buffer 1

b5_gcode = gcode$

b5_zmin = z_min$

b5_zmax = z_max$

b5_gcode = wbuf(5, wc5)

 

preadbuf5 # Read Buffer 1

size5 = rbuf(5,0)

b5_gcode = 1000

min_depth = 99999

max_depth = -99999

while rc5 <= size5 & b5_gcode = 1000,

[

if rc5 <= size5, b5_gcode = rbuf(5,rc5)

if b5_zmin < min_depth, min_depth = b5_zmin

if b5_zmax > max_depth, max_depth = b5_zmax

]

---

It can be found near the bottom of the post

 

It collects all of the depth information about your toolpaths and outputs it with the appropriate tool

[mig]

thank you John I will go thru it now

[mig]

thank you Jhon , I wiil go thru it now.