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override an axis limit in a post


sharles
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I'm using a custom post by In house for our 5 axis machine. The hole I need to drill is 91.34 degrees, but the post won't let me go over 90 degrees. Is there anyway I can override that, or am I going to have to get my reseller to do it? When I try to ignore the warning, the "program" that it puts out simply has the positioning move. That's all.

 

Thanks.

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Look at the A axis properties in the machine defintion.

The In Hosue post I have uses the axis limit

settings in the machine def ..

 

and look in the post for

 

#Rotary axis travel limits, always in terms of normal angle output

#Set the absolute angles for axis travel on primary

pri_limlo$ : -9999

pri_limhi$ : 9999

#Set intermediate angle, in limits, for post to reposition machine

pri_intlo$ : -9999

pri_inthi$ : 9999

 

#Set the absolute angles for axis travel on secondary

sec_limlo$ : -9999

sec_limhi$ : 9999

#Set intermediate angle, in limits, for post to reposition machine

sec_intlo$ : -9999

sec_inthi$ : 9999

 

if you can't find this, its buried in the binary

part of the post and you'll need help form your

dealer..

 

Back this stuff up before experimenting..

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If you use Edit in the Ops Manager

it will just edit the internal copy

in THAT Mastercam file only..

That is a safe way to play with the machine def,

but any edits you make will not be present in other MCX files

Settings/Machine Def will edit your permanent

copy.

An easy way to back everything up is to use the

zip2go command in the help menu

It makes a copy of the pst , machine def and

control def.

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