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B0, B270 AND ON WITHUOT POINT


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6 hours ago, odessa said:

Good, Morning.

Please help.

How to change fanuc post to have B0. B90. and on without of points like B0, B90

Thanks for any help 

 

Sounds like you can use the same fmt statement that your tool # is using

So, this is what mine looks like (below), in this case I would change the 20, to a 4. That will use format statement 4, which in my case is -   fs2 4   1 0 1 0      #Integer, not leading

fmt  "T" 4  t$          #Tool No

fmt  "B" 20 s_out       #Secondary output axis position

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4 hours ago, odessa said:
 
 
 

So looks like fmt 4 will work for what you want. It is formatted correctly. The next step is to find what variable you're using to spit out the B. Looks like it will be right below your tool call. So it might be something like  -  pcan1, pbld, n$,  *s_out, e$   -

Or it could be jumping to another section, but I doubt it. Just looks like a 'b' with a comment. 

Whatever that variable is, needs to be formatted to 4.

You could turn on your debuggers and post using that. That will show you where it's coming from. If it's not active you'll have to turn it on using Mastercam advanced configuration.

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On 6/5/2017 at 3:41 PM, Ray D Modern Industries said:

Sounds like you can use the same fmt statement that your tool # is using

So, this is what mine looks like (below), in this case I would change the 20, to a 4. That will use format statement 4, which in my case is -   fs2 4   1 0 1 0      #Integer, not leading

fmt  "T" 4  t$          #Tool No

fmt  "B" 20 s_out       #Secondary output axis position

 But what if it is 270.75 degree?

 

Thank you.

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