Okuma Mill OSP500M Canned Cycle Codes

[crazy^millman]

Does anyone have a copy of the codes for this Control? Seems our only book is gone and I need to change a boring cycle for it stop at the bottom of the hole index the tool then rapid out of the hole, but do not want to go guessing what is going to work.

 

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

[chris m]

Ron, I don't have that control, but if it is like other Okuma controls Fine boring should be:

 

G76 X Y Z R Q P F

 

Where Q is shift at the bottom of the hole and P is dwell. If you use Q then you need to know which direction the machine is going to shift [which is defined in the NC Optional Parameters somewhere]; if you don't have that book you can always put in a huge Q value and run something in the air to see which way the machine's going to move.

 

In the [slightly] newer controls you can use:

 

G76 X Y Z R I J P F

 

where I and J are incremental shift amounts, to relieve yourself of the "which way is it going to shift?" problem. Not sure if your control does this but I'd guess it does.

[HN]

Hello!

 

I have whole manual for you, but I don't know how to send it to you.

[crazy^millman]

HN my email is in my profile Thank you!!! crazymillman(at)gmail(dot)com

 

Chris Thank you that should help out a lot.

 

Thanks a bunch.

[HN]

Hey, Millman!

 

Check your e-mail. Hope this helps you.

[crazy^millman]

Thank you got the Manual and it did not have canned cycles. I played with it and G76 with an (I) value did the trick. I was able to get it working so thank for the help guys I appreciate it.

[crazy^millman]

HD that was the correct one than you very much for that.

[Bjorn Petersson AME AB]

Crazy^Millman,

 

I've done a post with options for each quadrant,

and it seems you got it the same way.

My options were I+ or - J+ or -

(and a retract value)

 

Using IJK values you can retract in any plane.

You can combine for example I+1 and J+1 to get a 45 degree move.

 

 

If you use Q instead there is a parameter setting.

 

 

I've got some documentation, but all in swedish.

[chris m]

Glad you got it going Ron

[crazy^millman]

Bjorn I have already added this to the post. sorry my Swedish is not very good, but do appreciate the offer and advice.

 

Chris sometimes you just got to hack your way through it.