Fadal post needed help .

[Jimic]

I am working to have a clean post without any editing.

 

How do I change my Fadal Post so that on my Nc file. The option that I called up ??

On the output Comment to NC file

 

- output group name

- output operation commemt to Nc

- machine name

 

That output will be below the file name.

 

%

O12345 (12345)

 

(output group name)

(output operation commemt to Nc)

(machine name)

 

....

 

Right now that have it in On top of every toolchange.!!!

 

Thankx

 

P/s Peter might have the right answer for me

[Guest]

sounds like you need to move whatever is outputting it from the ptl_chg section to the psof section

[Jimic]

How to do it ?

[john316]

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Look for strings similar to the one below your "ptlchg_com" section and copy them to either your "psof" section or "pheader" section. Notice the pound sign at the beginning of the line. The blocks out the command. Leave the original, block it out, and copy the line to where it gives you the output you want.

 

 

#if stpgrpname <> snull, pbld, n$, pspc, "(TOOLPATH GROUP - ", stpgrpname, ")", e$

 

.

[Jimic]

#if stpgrpname <> snull, pbld, n$, pspc, "(TOOLPATH GROUP - ", stpgrpname, ")", e$

 

Still can not find those lines in my Post ??

[Guest]

Go into your control def >> nc output >> and click on debugging and post something, look at the corresponding section of the post that is listed next to those things to see what is actuallly causing them to output

[Jimic]

John,I done as you suggested.That cause by ptlchg$ pcomment2

 

What this 1006, 1007, 1008

 

if gcode$= 1006 pbld,n$, pspc, "(", scomm$, ")" #Comments

 

pcomment2 #Comment from manual entry

spaces$ = 0

scomm$ = ucase (scomm$)

#1005 - Comment option 1

#1006 - Comment option 2

#1007 - Define comment with output line

#1008 - Define NC parameter comment

#1026 - ?

if gcode$ = 1005, pbld, n$, pspc, "(", scomm$, ")"

if gcode$ = 1006, pbld, n$, pspc, "(", scomm$, ")" #Comments

#if gcode = 1006, pbld, n, pspc, scomm #Codes

if gcode$ = 1007, "(", scomm$, ")"

if gcode$ >= 1008, pbld, n$, pspc, "(", scomm$, ")"

if gcode$ = 1026, pbld, scomm$

if gcode$ <> 1007 & gcode$ <> 1026, e$

spaces$ = sav_spc

 

 

% pheader$ pheader$

O5566 (HOLE) pheader$ pheader$

(PROGRAM - HOLE.NC) pheader$ pheader$

(DATE - OCT-18-06) pheader$ pheader$

(TIME - 16:34) pheader$ pheader$

(T1 | 1/2 SPOTDRILL | H1 | D1 | D0.5000" | DRILL/CBORE) pwrtt$ pwrtt$

(T2 | NO. 32 DRILL | H2 | D2 | D0.1160" | PECK DRILL.) pwrtt$ pwrtt$

(T3 | 1/8 REAMER | H3 | D3 | D0.1250" | DRILL/CBORE) pwrtt$ pwrtt$

(OVERALL MAX | Z.1) psof$ p__31:1165

(OVERALL MIN | Z-1.5) psof$ p__31:1165

G90G80G40G17G0 psof$ psof$

(FADAL) psof$ pcomment2

(TESTING AUTODRILL) psof$ pcomment2

(** SPOT FOR .125 REAM,**) psof$ pcomment2

N1M6T1( 1/2 SPOTDRILL) psof$ ptoolcomm

(MAX | Z.1) psof$ p__34:1202

(MIN | Z-.07) psof$ p__34:1202

M3S1000 psof$ p__33:1199

G0G90X2.824Y-3.6706G54 psof$ p__33:1199

G43H1Z.1M8T2 psof$ p__33:1199

G81G99X2.824Y-3.6706Z-.07R.1F4. pdrill$ pdrill$

X4.907Y-3.87 pdrill_2$ pdrill_2$

G80M9 pcanceldc$ pcanceldc$

G0M5 ptlchg1002$ pretract

G91G28Z0. ptlchg1002$ pretract

M1 ptlchg$ ptlchg$

(FADAL) ptlchg$ pcomment2

(TESTING AUTODRILL) ptlchg$ pcomment2

(** DRILL FOR .250 REAM **) ptlchg$ pcomment2

N2M6T2( NO. 32 DRILL) ptlchg$ ptoolcomm

(MAX | Z.1) ptlchg$ p__34:1202

(MIN | Z-1.5) ptlchg$ p__34:1202

M3S3000 ptlchg$ p__33:1199

G0G90X2.824Y-3.6706G54 ptlchg$ p__33:1199

G43H2Z.1M8T3 ptlchg$ p__33:1199

G83G99X2.824Y-3.6706Z-1.5R.1Q.15F12. ppeck$ ppeck$

X4.907Y-3.87 ppeck_2$ pdrill_2$

G80M9 pcanceldc$ pcanceldc$

G0M5 ptlchg1002$ pretract

G91G28Z0. ptlchg1002$ pretract

M1 ptlchg$ ptlchg$

(FADAL) ptlchg$ pcomment2

(TESTING AUTODRILL) ptlchg$ pcomment2

(** REAM FOR .125 HOLE **) ptlchg$ pcomment2

N3M6T3( 1/8 REAMER) ptlchg$ ptoolcomm

[Guest]

The 1006, 1007, 1008 lines just determine which formatting you are going to use for your comment output, they are the problem

 

Can you post you psof$ and ptlchg$ sections?

[Bryan Johnson]

try moving the info you want to only be at the start of the file to "pheader$" or "psof"

 

I think that you currently have it in "ptlchg$"

 

look for the "%" and "progno$", an place after that.