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simple 4axis post question


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for those who have 4 axis(rotary)on a mill , do you have 1 post for 4 axis and 1 for 3 axis or the same post do both on the same machine ?

 

this is gives me poo-poo all time when switching from 3 to 4 axis, even my reseller dont seems to be able to find a solution !!!!

 

this is for an okuma OSP100E controller

 

 

thanks for the help!! smile.gif

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axela,

with no machine def loaded in you MC, open you machine def thru 'Setting'-'Machine def manager' and use the upper left icon for 'Save as'. Save with a name to reflect that it is 3 axis only. Then delete any rotary axis components from the lower right corner list. Then save again as the 3 axis machine def. You would then have 2 machine defs that use the same post but the new one should post with no A0.

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Dan you can copy the CD and then rename it. You can also do a save as in the CD to the new name(Best Way). Then in the MD you you assign the new CD to that MD and you can share one post among 100 MD/CD if you like. The same goes for the MD you can save as a new name as well. If you have 4 Mazak Mills and all 4 have different control and 2 have 4th axis with one vertical and the other Horizontal you could still in all reality share one post to all 4 of those machine by using the MD/CD to control the differences/verse the V9 and before method of having to use 4 posts.

 

HTH

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