getting a f0. on one contour fanuc post modified for okuma

[lowcountrycamo]

Hi,

I recently modified a fanuc 4x post for okuma osp with info I found on this site.  Changed g43 to g56, g54 to g15 and such.  I am getting a f0. on only one contour just on a g03 block.  I made a ztogo.  Could use some help on this.   Thanks.

 

Steve

F0 PROBLEM.ZIP

[Goldorak]

do a search in the operation parameter page default  if you have a feed override set to F0.0 for finish pass 

[Colin Gilchrist]

Unless you were specifically messing with the "Feed" calculations, I suspect that Martin solved your issue.

There is so often a correlation between "that weird output I'm getting all-of-a-sudden", being tied to the "unexpected input" that I entered...

[lowcountrycamo]

So I checked and I had no f0. input that I could find.  Here is the code.  Only on G03.  Is there anywhere else this could be coming from? I am going to see what debug will show.?

[lowcountrycamo]

So I ran debug and although  I don't understand that much about that software I think I found where the G03 feed comes from.  Is this the place?

pcirout         #Output to NC of circular interpolation
      pcan1, pbld, n$, `sgfeed, sgplane, sgcode, sgabsinc, pccdia,
        pxout, pyout, pzout, pcout, parc, feed, strcantext, pscool, e$

when I click the suspect block in Debugg, this NCI code is highlighted

0 0 -3.17932258 11.29560032 -3.14182258 11.29560032 10.271001 0. 0 0

 

[lowcountrycamo]

Never mind, I found it.  I was the lead in/out override.  I must have accidentally clicked it as I have never used that before.  Sorry for the following posts. 

Edit: Ha, Ha, I must have been typing this just as JeffD found my error.  I feel like I learned a couple thing today guys.  Thank you very much!

[Zaffin_D]

 

Uncheck the Override feed rate setting (highlighted below) .