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Hurco Ultimax G2/G3 format


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Well the issue is that the default hurco post changes the arc mode to absolute (abs IJK vs Dlta IJK start to center) when in absolute programing (G90/G91) mode, and for a particular customers machine it needs to be in delta start to center.

So I removed the logic and its working great with IJKs now.

 

Im thinking most people use Rs and don't run into this issue.

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Ok I found the problem!

 

G code in the machine has been switched from a hurco style nc code to FANUC style code. For example, G81 cycle has absolute z depths instead of incremental positive to R point... And G2/G3 arcs went from abs to delta start center. So the generic hurco post is fine. I now have them running mpmaster to get by.

 

Now, the question is - how do you get it to go back into the Hurco style code? The customers says it's in "industry standard" mode. When we tried "basic" mode his older programs still do not run. Is there some other setting in the control.

 

Hurco gurus please help!

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There are only three options that I know of.

1. Conversational

2. Basic NC

3. Industry Standard NC (ISNC)

 

I always run mine in ISNC. The other guys here use conversational, and I've never used Basic NC.

 

So I think you want to go to the conversational right?

 

Push the "Auxiliary" button and on the right side of the main screen and there will be "Change Editor" option. This will let you go to Hurco or Conversational. Also there is a button called "Change NC Dialect" This will toggle you between Basic NC and ISNC.

 

HTH

 

Ken

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