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Old 02-27-2007, 05:54 PM
 
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Help with programming of tnc151

hello boys
I have a bridgeport interact1 mk2 cnc miller and i am beginning to learn to program the tnc 151 control, and i have the following problem:
I am using dolphine partmaster to program but the tnc151 have problems with z coordinates, continually appears "z limit" for example in z+15 line, apparently only recognizes negative coordinates. how can program this form?
its posible that they are the parameters?
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The Heidenhain controls on the Interacts dont like Z+ and will always give you an error.Can you edit your code so it always stays in a Z- position,even Z-0.1 usually works.
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uhh, z+ is not an issue

1] is that a mm dimension or inch? there is only 5 inches of travel on an interact

2] where is you datum?

3] post some code
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uhh,Z+ is the issue,try reading the post again.Millimetres in most of the world.
We have various machines with Heidenhain controls and none of them like Z+
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Old 02-28-2007, 07:41 AM
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re

I run 4 heidenhains on a daily basis, and run them all in Z+

Always.

z0 is the part surface

Allmoves out of part are Z+

It is NOT the problem

he is most likely programing out of the machine working range
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thanks to all for the quick answer

i am working with mach3 control and the programs are the same, only change the postprocesor for tnc 151, and here this a fragment of one program:

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0 BEGIN PGM 100 MM
1 R F M06
2 TOOL DEF 1 L0,000 R0,000
3 TOOL CALL 1 Z S1000
4 L X0,000 Y0,000 F9999 M
5 L Z+50,000 F9999 M
6 R F M03
7 L Z+50,000 F9999 M
8 L X0,000 Y0,000 F9999 M
9 R F M06
10 TOOL DEF 1 L0,000 R0,000
11 TOOL CALL 1 Z S1000
12 L X0,000 Y0,000 F9999 M
13 L Z+50,000 F9999 M
14 R F M03
15 L X-42,500 Y+42,500 Z+50,000 R0 M
16 L X-42,500 Y+42,500 Z+3,000 R0 M

the program and the machine they are in mm
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arghh, wrote the whole thing and lost it

I dunno what line 1, 6,9, 14 are doing, you don't need a seperate line for m functions

I only see 50 mm of movement, so you issue might be one of two things

1] in manual mode, move Z all the way +, if the display shows a number lower than 51, that is your problem

2] if it is higher than 50, look at the user parameters[mod, mod,mod...] and see if the additional soft limits are set incorrectly. change them to +999 and -999 and see if that helps
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Old 02-28-2007, 12:57 PM
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oh..

I don't think you can define a tool more than once.
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the program now runs ok

the problem this resolved one now, just needs to correct the superface of work so only negative coordinates exist in axis "z".
thank you gus and gridley51 for the support and answers.
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that control should work in "Z"+

looks like you mite be setting your tools wrong

you should be using a tooling ball to define the "Z" zero

then use the tooling ball to find the tool offset

ether use an indicator or gage block

find the ball "Z" height

then the tool "Z" height

subtract the two ,this will give you the offset

if the tool is shorter then the ball the offset will have a negative sign

if the tool is longer then the ball the offset will have a positive sign

if the tool offset is longer or shorter then the "Z" travel the control will give you an error
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re: holbieone

exactly, there is no 'z+' issue. After 15 years I think I might have noticed.....
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i will attempt it

i will try give to prove, but the problem is that i dont have manuals to operation of tnc151 i am working with tnc145 manuals and they have some differences.
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