Filtering & feedrate

[Jaanus]

Hello !

 

We use Fadal machines and Mill 7.2. Every time I filter and post nci file, my postprocessor adds feedrate value to every movement line. It's very annoying to change & delete these "useless" values. How can I get rid of this feature ?

 

Jaanus

[lou]

That seems like it is a postprosser problem. We have Fadals also and the post I am using does not do that. You can try a different post just to seen if you get the same results. Hope this helps.

[KMaynard]

I use the Fadal post and I'm not getting the feedrate outputs like your speaking of. Which post processor are you using?

 

Kev

 

[ 04-04-2002, 07:48 AM: Message edited by: KMaynard ]

[Glenn Bouman]

Check Job Setup's "Adjust feedrate on arc move"

[Jaanus]

Thanks for you opinions !

 

Well, I don't know the origin of the post , it was used before I started to work here. I was told that it didn't work from the beginning and someone from tehnical university had modyfied it, but ...well, its not working as it should anyway, for ex. rotary axis doesn't work correctly. Nobody just did not know it until needed... :-)

Now I tried one other post I got from this forum some time ago when looking for working post for rotary axis and it does not output feedrate value to every line after filtering, so it's my current post problem.

Now I just wonder, does anybody know which line(s) in post to modify to correct the issue ?

[kkominiarek]

I have a post, not used/tested since i updated post to X5.....now it outputs feedrate in each line.

 

How can I stop posting FR in each line?

[kkominiarek]

I found answer.

 

In "plinout" I changed *feed to feed....see below for example.

 

plinout #Output to NC of linear movement - feed

if not(cuttype <> 0 & xinc = 0 & yinc = 0 & zinc = 0 & ainc = 0 & cinc = 0), #avoid output of feed with no motion when changing between G93 and G94/G95

[

pcan1, pbld, n$, sgfeed, sgplane, `sgcode, sgabsinc, pccdia,

pxout, pyout, pzout, paout, feed, strcantext, scoolant, e$ #feed was *feed