Fanuc Bolt Hole Circle Macro

[Mick]

Does anyone out there run a Mori Seiki MH40 horizontal machining with a MFM6 (fanuc 16)control and uses the G300 Bolt Hole Circle/G301 Arc Random Intervals and G306 Internal Circle Cutting Finishing macros that are supplied with the machine?

 

If so, do you have a copy of the macros? We cant access them on our machine, and we are trying to set them up for Vericut.

 

If anyone can help, please email me

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Those are imbedded on the ROM, just like the drilling canned cycles. You may be able to contact Mori Seiki directly but no guarantees.

[Mick]

Ok, so they're not readily accessible. The 16i manual doesn't correspond with the cycle, meaning that we are trying to "reverse engineer" the macro so we can make Vericut recognise it.

 

Thanks for the reply.

[within a thou]

Mick I have a that macro program if you would like it. It doesn;t work off the G300 because my G300 is set up to do something different it homes my machine but I could send you a few macros if you would like

[Mick]

Wihin a thou, thanks for the offer. We really need the G300 macro supplied with the MH40, as it appears to be different to the other Fanuc controlled Horizontals we have.

 

I appreciate your offer though

[Kyle Waters]

Mick,

I hope this is what you are looking for, I was just scanning this to convert it to PDF. I can send you the cleaned up copy as well if you like.

You've got mail.

[Mick]

Kyle, thanks for sending that. Unfortunately, it isn't what I need. We need the actual macro programme stored within the machine, that the G300 calls.

 

But, thankyou very much for sending that to me. I really appreciate it.

[Pete Blythe]

Hi Mick.

I've been here before with these machines. The macros for the MH40 are on a ROM chip and are not accessible via the key board. I asked Mori in Aus, and they where unable to help. Sorry this does not answer your question, but I think it will save you some time. Reverse engineering is possibly the only way to imitate the macro

Cheers Pete

[MCFELIX]

mick you can use a macro program store in the 9000 program and you can set in the parameter to call 9000s program with g codes the have diferents macros for it