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cncchuck
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I have a Haas post that only puts a diameter offset call at the first cutter comp line. i would like it to output on every g41 or g42 call up when i use wear comp.this has bit me more than once and want to fix it. any help would be appreciated , i can figure some things in posts but am by no means a guru.

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code:

pccdia          #Cutter Compensation

#Force Dxx#

if prv_cc_pos$ <> cc_pos$ & cc_pos$, prv_tloffno$ = c9k

sccomp

if cc_pos$, tloffno$

and add a * to the

 

*tloffno$

 

The HAAS machine is like a FADAL, once it reads it it will use that same number until it changes. the * should force it out at every call.,

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Hello, long time reader, 1st post. After a similar experiance as cncchuck, I remembered this post and apllied the solution to my mphaas post, only it worked to well, the d# is on all the lines from the G41/G42 to G40. Prolly won't hurt anything, but will wipe the setup guys out. Any idea how to force the d on only the line with the G41/G42? Running x2 mr1 sp1. Thanks Jeff

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Jeff here was the issue you were having

 

code:

pccdia          #Cutter Compensation

#Force Dxx# - to Force diameter offset number, remove pound character from next line

if prv_cc_pos <> cc_pos & cc_pos, prv_tloffno = c9k

sccomp

if cc_pos$, tloffno$

Someone had placed a # in front of the if prv_cc_pos line and that was causing the improper output

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