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I am looking at the new X4 Mpmaster.pst file.

 

Running a helix bore (or similar) with wear comp on, the output to turn on G41 is good. But the output to turn it off (G40) is not so good. It runs the G40 on an Arc move, which is no good for the mills we use here.

 

code:

....

Y.7016 R.7016

G40 Y0. R.3508 <-------- No Good

G00 Z.25

....

So, in trying to get the arc onto a seperate line causes a whole heap of issues in the post because the same callout, sccomp, is used for both G41/42 and G40. So if that gets moved/modified it affects both ends of the cutter comp system.

 

The code below shows how it turns it on from the MPMaster.

 

code:

pccdia          #Cutter Compensation

#Force Dxx#

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

sccomp

if cc_pos$, tloffno$

Any ideas of how to move this to a less conflicting line? Either one by itself, or one with a G1/G0?

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I do have it set to Perp Entry (sound wrong said that way...lol). If I try (just for trying) to output without Perp Entry with wear on I get the big alarm pop up that Cuttercomp is being applied on an arc move.

 

Thus, it applies cutter comp OFF on the arc in and arc out. The way I have it, it is comping improperly only on the out move.

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Well, here is my parameter page

 

PerpEntry.jpg

 

code:

N1( 23/32 FLAT ENDMILL )

M06

G91 Y-25.

#3006 = 1 (CHECK INSERTS)

G90 G54 X.3508 Y0. B90. S2125 M03

G98 G43 H1 Z2. M07

Z.25

G01 G41 D1 X0. F34. <-----GOOD

G03 X.7016 R.3508

X-.7016 Z.21 R.7016

X.7016 Z.17 R.7016

X-.7016 Z.13 R.7016

X.7016 Z.09 R.7016

X-.7016 Z.05 R.7016

X.7016 Z.01 R.7016

X-.7016 Z-.03 R.7016

X.7016 Z-.07 R.7016

X-.7016 Z-.11 R.7016

X.7016 Z-.15 R.7016

X-.7016 Z-.19 R.7016

X.7016 Z-.23 R.7016

X0. Y.7016 Z-.25 R.7016

Y-.7016 R.7016 F10.2

Y.7016 R.7016

G40 Y0. R.3508 <------- NOT SO GOOD

G00 Z.25

Z2. M09

G91 G28 X0. Y0. Z0. M05

G90

M60

M30

Dunno why mine is different...

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