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Peck drill cycle problem.


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Not in the right forum. This is for scripting code not posts. 

Someone please move.

this is not a post problem. You have set our value to incremental .1 and if you are at -.9 on the depth then you will get the output you are getting. Change to absolute .1 and you will get the correct output. 

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The post is outputting the correct value for a Fanuc style control.

R is treated as an incremental value from the INITIAL plane, So, an Absolute Z.1 IS -.9 from an initial plane of Z1.0 as in your program.

The absolute/incremental in the cycle only determines where the R plane should be in reference to the geometry. It has no bearing of whether or not an R value is absolute or incremental in the control. Those are two different things.

From a Fanuc manual:g83.jpg.98751dd2a53027117c849c04723f9a49.jpg

Now, if you want this to do something else, it will probably be in the prdrlout or lchpbrk$ postblock.

But since I'm not too well versed in the LATHE POST BY LEO postprocessor, I can't tell for sure.

 

 

 

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