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I believe I have your solution, email sent. You should not have any codes pertaining an OTS as you have a TS27r. You need an older set of macros. Also, with that version of software, I do not believe reset will turn off your OMP40.
Yes, you don't need to send the machine home between rotations. It is more of a safe guard if the operator does not put the part close to where you have it programmed at. For example if your 5th axis vise gets bolted on the platter edge and not at center. You could have a collision when rotating on a 3+2 move. DWO has to be canceled and reactivated and your clearance height will not be maintained. This is more of an issue with UMC's rather than a vertical with a trunnion with a small platter.
Glad you got it figured out!!
Haas uses its own macros to populate Renishaw's. You are using Renishaw's macros in the end. I don't believe you can start off with using the Haas macro to step off center to probe a large tool for tool breakage, as it remains on center. I mean you can but if its an end-mill you will have to increase your tolerance, due to the angle on the bottom of the endmill. If its a shellmill, than probing on center is a no go, due to the large difference between insert and center bolt.
If you really have to you can type the long hand Renishaw tool breakage call (from the Haas Renishaw macro manual), which will move over the radius of the tool and spin.
As the Haas GUI does not support what you are after, but Renishaw does.
TL's and ST/SL's run the exact same code. I always program a TL as an SL/ST in Mastercam, because it keeps your files the same. Need to post the file for a slant machine, change post and go. No needing to flip geometry and all that Jazz. All your files from your Mori, will run on your TL, just by changing the post.
Just need to remove the C/Y axis in the Machine definition if you go the ST/SL route.
old_new_sw : 0 #Switch old (6T), new (0T+) cycle formats, 0=old, 1=new
Switch it to the old
Also, I always use the ST or Sl post and just remove the unnecessary C/Y axis depending on the machine.
This something I put together for a re-seller some time ago for a post request. The rules can also be found in the Haas online manual. I was cleaning up my computer and found my document. HTH
DWO-TCPC notes (1).docx
No, it is not an adjustment. Your program will be the same regardless of the position the part is on the machine. The difference is made up internally between the parameters that define COR and where your work offset is.
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The other machine has DWO? You are telling it to go to X0/Y0 when it should be X-.873 Y-4.1887. Ill bet you deleted the X0/Y0 G254 line when it was run on the other machine.
https://diy.haascnc.com/procedures/next-generation-control-ngc-rotary-enable-and-disable#gsc.tab=0
You have to select the correct rotary product, which assigns the address and "parameters".
Code looks good except your rotaries are not defined correctly for a NGC. Using DWO on a NGC you have to have an iso config... A/C or B/C configurations.
DWO/TCPC is only avaliable on a NGC besides a UMC 750.
Other ops using cutter comp? Also, what is your sub program doing?
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