Colin, Guess gonna have to contact reseller , thought might be able to get some help here first, And we do have don't break arcs set. Thanks John

Here is sample for 1/4-20 G00 G90 X-1.0072 Y.9239 S3000 M03 G56 H1 Z0. G01 Z-.55 F44. G41 D1 X-.9138 Y.888 F20. G02 X-.6951 Y.5692 Z-.5625 I-.1229 J-.3188 G02 X-1.1326 Y.5692 Z-.5875 I-.2187 J0. G02 X-.6951 Y.5692 Z-.6125 I.2188 J0. G02 X-.9138 Y.2505 Z-.625 I-.3416 J0. G01 G40 X-1.0072 Y.2145 G00 Z0. G90 G00 Z30.0 M05 G30 P1 (HOME MACHINE TO TOOLCHANGE POSITION z-.625 is final depth

Colin, I have this post set with all the options I want for 360 and all those settings in V9 and just used post update in X2 that didn't help check settings in post on X2 and they are all set to proper 360 and don't break thanks John

Have a quick question, Finally getting around to using VX2 MR2 and having little issue. Been e-mailing Greg back and forth we both seem to think the post is having issues . When trying to use thread-mill option no matter what you do in your settings to make the post output the thread as 1 single arc (360) the post will not do it seems to break arc into 180 degree. Example 1/4-20 Z will move down in .025 in 2 moves instead of 1 complete .050 down on an external thread. Post works fine in V9 though. Also funny is when you change settings to allow complete 360 it works fine in contour though weird huh. Hope your watching Greg lololol Any help would be great to get the threadmill option to output in 1 single 360 instead of 2 180's ohhhhhhh yeah active teeth is set to 80 Thanks John

Heavy, With our Okuma's we have a variable set up in the post like this. Example for tool 1 IF[ VATOL EQ 1 ] N100 T1 M06 (1.000 FLAT ENDMILL) (ROUGH 3.500 TO +.025) ( MAX | Z.1 ) ( MIN | Z-1.75 ) N100 G15 H2 T2 M01 the N number will change with each tool number and at the last tool on the G15 H2 line we have the post so it will all call first tool to ready position. This will avoid any tool change errors you may get HTH John

John, I see you code is written for a version X post mine is for V9 will it make a big difference i how i input the code John

John, I never really had to play with Mi Variables. Would you happen to know how i could go about starting to create the "D" variable thx John

Yes it does Chuck you have any ideas John

Yes that will work, butttttttt say I'm using a re-sharp 3/4 endmill that's .005 undersized , the first number in the offset say "D1O1: D1 is the main tool offset which will work and say i want the O1 to be used on the outside of the part . Than I want to use same tool to do a pocket inside the part than I want the offset to be D1O2 I can change offset number when setting up the pocket with the tool info but how can i get the post to handle this D1 in other words is tool offset 1 and the O1 is the offset to use on the outside and the D1O2 is use offset 2 in the pocket but still also read D1 thx John

I'm using MPA2100E post for my saber and arrow from Cincinnati yeah i knowwwwwww. Well he is sample of my output: N70(DFS,"O1001") N80 G91 N90 Y.265 F24.44 N100 G41 O1 Y-.265 N110 G3 X0. Y.53 I0. J.265 N120 G3 X0. Y0. I0. J-.53 N130 G3 X0. Y-.53 I0. J-.265 N140 G1 G40 Y.265 N150 Y-.265 N160 (ENS) what I need is in Line 100 the O1 needs to be D1O1 . Here are the parts of my post ______________________________________________- # Toolchange / NC output Variable Formats fmt O 4 tloffno #Diameter Offset Number # Motion output components pccdia #Cutter Compensation if prv_cc_pos <> cc_pos & cc_pos & (gcode = two | gcode = three), [ if omitseq = no, scdc_error = scdc_error + strspace + strlp + strn + no2str(n) + strrp result = mprint(scdc_error) ] if prv_cc_pos <> cc_pos & cc_pos, prv_tloffno = c9k #Force Dxx# sccomp if cc_pos, tloffno This cutter comp section has been modified from the original.I modified this section so it will give me an warning when I try to turn cutter comp on in a arc move. The only reason why I need the post to output my Cutter Comp as D1O1(D2O2 D3O3 and so on for what ever tool number you are using) is because each machine handles the O1 offset differently and if you use D1O1 both machines will use the main offset page. The arrow you can use the main offset page to make comp changes . Mean while the saber if you go to the main offset page you can input all you want into the dia offset and it will never comp(you must go to totally different page when using O1 in the saber. New operator scraped pretty expensive part today. Who when I asked him if he was sure in the different pages how to control the comp between the machines said helllllllll yeah ,so i left him not smart on my part All boiled down to being my Arsh on the line today And Johnny was not happy bout that today. thx John OHHHHHHHH yeah still on V9 lololo

Heavy, Use that post all the time on a Saber and Arrow. Check to make sure all switches are on for the Rot. also when you post say front,back and bottom it will put the A directions in there automatically for you. here is sample (MSG, 1" FLAT ENDMILL TOOL - 1 DIA. - 1.) (MSG, MILL THE TOP) :T1 M6 G0 G90 X.3656 Y-1.7325 S600 M3 H1 Z.49 M8 G1 Z.39 F30. G41 O1 X.4785 Y-1.0924 F4. G3 X.48 Y-1.075 I.38 J-1.075 G1 Y1.075 G3 X.4785 Y1.0924 I.38 J1.075 G1 G40 X.3656 Y1.7325 Z.49 F88. (MSG, MILL BACK/FRONT .09 RADIUS) G0 A-90. X.24 Y-1.04 Z1.3 Z1.175 G1 Z-.2 F30. G41 O1 Y-.94 F4. G3 X.19 Y-.89 I.19 J-.94 G1 X.09 G2 X-.5 Y-.3 I.09 J-.3 G1 Y.3 G2 X.09 Y.89 I.09 J.3 G1 X.19 G3 X.24 Y.94 I.19 J.94 G1 G40 Y1.04 Z1.175 F88. G0 Z1.3 (MSG, MILL THE FRONT .530 RADIUS) A-270. X.4889 Y.96 Z1.175 G1 Z.39 F30. G41 O1 Y.91 F4. G3 X.5089 Y.89 I.5089 J.91 G1 X.6089 G2 X.9475 Y.7579 I.6089 J.39 Y-.7579 I.25 J0. X.6089 Y-.89 I.6089 J-.39 G1 X.5089 G3 X.5054 Y-.8903 I.5089 J-.91 G1 G40 X.4562 Y-.899 Z1.175 F88. M9 M26 M01 G0 G98 X20.0 Y20.0 M01 M02 works great will support Horizontal just make sure switches are set up right

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Alexa, have your reseller get a hold of Inhouse they make a great MP Master post for Okuma just got mine all tweaked in cept for couple little issues . Have 2 of the same machines and the post works great Whats really the cats arshhhhh is use 4th axis A is output your don't use 4th ya never see it. Plus it is all set up to use misc values for thru spindle coolant at end of tool set up for dwell and airblast and some other really nice features John by the way which post are you using sooooooooo many Okuma ones out there as i'm sure the other Okuma guys will back me up on that. And they all have there own type of post build

Mick, they have 2 4020's just got a MA-550v also they have the 56V loveeeeeeeee them all only draw back I'm over six foot so things can get little cramped when i have to go in the 4020's lolololol John

Mid, Sorry that 1 is for vX , looks for mcamX or something like that was hopin to find it but so far it's a big no goooooo . thanks for the tip though John