Mits wire tool table

[fro_matt]

Does anyone know how to make the tool table work for wire? I would like to post all of my "H" offsets out at the start of the posts. Seems like the tool table would do this for me, I am using a MPWMTS-H, updated from version 9 to X3. I don't think I've installed MU1 yet, but I don't actually run the wires so I'm not 100% on that one. I have made some changes to the post and saved them as a different file, using the v9 post, and always updating to X3.

 

Thanks

[Roger Martin from CNC Software]

Look at the Mitsubishi FA-Series 4X Wire.pst

 

Specifically the 'hreg_style' switch under the

# User Preference Settings

section which allows for several different output styles ->

 

code:

---

hreg_style   : 1     # 'H' variable offset use format (settings: 1, 2, 3 or 4)

#------------------------------------------------------

#

# *** Setting = 1 *** (hreg_style : 1) ->

# Load wire offset values into 'H' variables at SOF ->

#

# H1 =.00725

# H2 =.0065

# H3 =.0055

# and called out in program ->

# E1261 H1 F.1

# M90

# G41 G01 Y-1.95452

#------------------------------------------------------

#

# *** Setting = 2 *** (hreg_style : 2) ->

# Load wire offset values and 'E'pac power settings

# and 'F'eedrate settings into 'H' variables at SOF ->

#

# H1 = .00725 H11 = 0101 H21 = .1

# H2 = .00650 H12 = 0102 H22 = .12

# H3 = .00550 H13 = 0103 H23 = .12

# and called out in program ->

# EH11 FH21

# M90

# G41 H1 G01 Y-1.95452

#------------------------------------------------------

#

# *** Setting = 3 *** (hreg_style : 3) ->

# (ALL 'H' vars are initialized with ZERO!)

# Load wire offset values and 'E'pac power settings

# and 'F'eedrate settings into 'H' variables at SOF ->

# and called out in program ->

#

# H1 = 0.0000 H11 = 0000 H21 = 0.0000

# H2 = 0.0000 H12 = 0000 H22 = 0.0000

# H3 = 0.0000 H13 = 0000 H23 = 0.0000

# and called out in program ->

# EH11 FH21

# M90

# G41 H1 G01 Y-1.95452

#------------------------------------------------------

#

# *** Setting = 4 *** (hreg_style : 4) ->

# NO loading of 'H' variables at the top of the program!

# All 'E'pac power settings are output "inline" in the NC code.

# All 'F'eedrate settings are output "inline" in the NC code.

# Wire offsets are intialized H#='value' "inline" in the NC code

# and then that 'H#' is immeadiately "called" on the same block

# in the program ->

#

# E101

# M90

# G92 X.2876 Y-5.188

# G41 H1=.0093 G01 X0 Y-1.95452 F.16 H1

#------------------------------------------------------

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[fro_matt]

Thanks, Roger I'll have a look