On 8/15/2019 at 7:30 AM, rmarshall5 said:

T1 and T7 post perfect, but the other ones all have problems. This is where I'm stuck. 

Please try to use forced output mode, 

Example: [if my_tool_type = 1, my_tool_type = 5, my_tool_type_set = 1, *my_tool_type, e$]

On 8/15/2019 at 7:30 AM, rmarshall5 said:

The underscore is where I would have to manually change the underscore for the proper tool number.  For example, for tool one, the correct  macro variable for "tool type"  would be #50001.  Now having to change the underscore myself isn't my biggest concern, although if anyone has ideas on how they can be sequential per tool that would be really cool!  This will make more sense later when I show my post.

Add:  

       fmt "#100 = " 4 my_tool_number    # Or other macro variable number

Change:

       Example:  fmt "#[51800+#100] = " 2     my_total_holder #Custom note format
        

Add output:

       my_tool_number = t$, *my_tool_number, e$

Good Luck!

On 3/23/2019 at 4:33 AM, Carlos454 said:

 No Operation or programming Manuals. Toyoda CNC Machine, 4 Axis

 

My machine is Toyoda FH630SX HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER.

22 hours ago, robbies9926 said:

Does reset clear the #100 variable?

M462
G53
#530=#100  (Get pallet number, Save as #530 or other macro variable)

M462 Pallet No. Send
   □Program
     M462;
     G53;

   □Explanation
     Sends the number of the pallet loaded on the machine table to macro variable #100.
     In case the 4-face program automatic assignment function is provided, the face number is also sent to #101.
     After M462, A dummy block for preventing pre-reading such as G53 must be inserted before reading #100 or #101.