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kkominiarek

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  1. I didn't want to use a misc value.....just to keep it simple.

     

    Using post debugger as a guide, I hard put the M29 in the tap cycle and added *speed

    as well. Seems to do what I need.

     

    Thanks for suggestions.

     

    T3 ( TOOL-3. - 1 1/8 -12 TAP )

    ( TAP HOLE )

    M6

    G0 G90 G54 X5.25 Y5. S240 M3

    G43 H3 Z4.

    M29 S240

    G98 G84 Z-2. R.1 F20.

    G80

    M5

    G91 G28 Z0.

  2. I need to output M29 each time I tap with two machines/controls I have.

    The spindle speed will change but M29 will be constant.

     

    **This is output at present

    T3 ( TOOL-3. - 1 1/8 -12 TAP )

    ( TAP HOLE )

    M6

    G0 G90 G54 X5.25 Y5. S240 M3

    G43 H3 Z4.

    G98 G84 Z-2. R.1 F20.

    G80

    M5

    G91 G28 Z0.

     

    ****This is what I need****

    T3 ( TOOL-3. - 1 1/8 -12 TAP )

    ( TAP HOLE )

    M6

    G0 G90 G54 X5.25 Y5. S240 M3

    G43 H3 Z4.

    M29 S240

    G98 G84 Z-2. R.1 F20.

    G80

    M5

    G91 G28 Z0.

     

    Any help as to where to make the edit will be much appreciated.

  3. The varying Z depths were traced to an operation. The odd part is that the operation did not appear dirty.

    During backplot if looking closely....you could see the varying Z depths.

     

    W/O the op appearing dirty,there is no final answer as to what caused this or how to prevent it from

    happening in the future.

     

    Thanks to QC@Mcam and my local reseller Optipro for the help.

  4. 1st....still in X5

    Horizontal Mach Ctr.

    I am transform/rotating 2 operations(machined in planes I created),in these ops the Z clrnc is 392.125 (metric) and cut depth is 335.25.

     

    The rotated ops has varying Z clrnc's (392.125, 389.125, 418.85)....why is this??? :wallbash:

    The Z depths have not changed.

     

    Has anyone heard of this before? I have not, I have done countless programs this way and never saw this before.

  5. "Another X5 issue is my mouse/cursor will act like it is creating rectangles randomly 3-4 times thru out the day.

    It does not create rectangles but dragging the cursor over the screen leaves white rectangles on the screen till I hit escape."

     

     

     

    See attached file/doc.

     

    These random rectangles are driving me nuts. I updated mt drivers...but not help.

     

    Any suggestions?

    X5 random rectangle on screen.doc

  6. The below section of code backplots and verifies fine.

    Operation is standard pocketing with islands using a 3/16 bull mill.

     

     

    G1 X2.5182 Y-.4059

    X2.8628 Y-.0609

    X2.7946 Y-.0142

    X2.5833 Y-.2255

    G3 X2.6694 Y-.074 I-1.3003 J.8397

    X2.6837 Y-.0122 I-.126 J.0618

    X2.6838 Y-.0098 I-.1403 J0. (trouble line for johnsford vmc)

    G1 X2.7078 Y.0143

    X2.816 Y-.0291

     

     

    On the Agma VMC the code machines as it should.

     

    On the Johnsford VMC the line of code "where labeled" machines a ccw 360 deg circle (dig into island) then continues on the correct path.

     

    We had this machine for 4-5 years w/o any issues like this in the past.

     

    Both machines have the same control....would anyone know what the issue could be? (a parameter?)

  7. I found answer.

     

    In "plinout" I changed *feed to feed....see below for example.

     

    plinout #Output to NC of linear movement - feed

    if not(cuttype <> 0 & xinc = 0 & yinc = 0 & zinc = 0 & ainc = 0 & cinc = 0), #avoid output of feed with no motion when changing between G93 and G94/G95

    [

    pcan1, pbld, n$, sgfeed, sgplane, `sgcode, sgabsinc, pccdia,

    pxout, pyout, pzout, paout, feed, strcantext, scoolant, e$ #feed was *feed

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