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Old 07-01-2008, 10:35 AM
 
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Citizen K16 programming

I'm bringing up a 2007 Citizen K16 and am trying to get the LNS 226 barloader to do a bar change. This is my first time programming a Citizen and it is a little different that what I'm used to(Miyano BNE, Tsugami BS26, Index GS30). I've completed the program and understand how both programs need to be inside of one main program. What about a sub-program? Does it need to be inside of a main program as well? If anyone has an LNS connected to a Citizen and could share the code for the bar change, it would be greatly appreciated.

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Old 07-02-2008, 07:56 AM
 
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After the cutof routine you should have this;

X-.01F.0015F.002
G600
M8 (CHECK FOR END OF BAR)
G4 (SPACER NO TIME)
M8 (CHECK FOR END OF BAR)(SAFETY)
/M98P2007
M9 (CANCEL END OF BAR CHECK)
G4
M9 (CANCEL END OF BAR CHECK)(SAFETY)
M5
G50W.5
M7
G4U.8
G0X-.01Z.443T0
M56
G999
M5
N999
M2

Barloader sub program ;
O00008000(BARLOAD-K16 )
$1
M53
G97M3S1=200
G98G1X.6W-2.5F100.0
W-4.0
M54
M7
M55
G1W4.0
M6
G98G1W2.5F25.0
M52
M3S1=1500
G4U.5
G99G1X-.05F.0015
M5
M9
M99

Barloader sub=

O00008000(BARLOAD-K16 )
$1
M53
G97M3S1=200
G98G1X.6W-2.5F100.0
W-4.0
M54
M7
M55
G1W4.0
M6
G98G1W2.5F25.0
M52
M3S1=1500
G4U.5
G99G1X-.05F.0015
M5
M9
M99
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^ looks good and yes your sub-program needs to be in the main program just have to call it up in the main program when it detects the EOB.
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M55

Thanks for the help so far. I tried to put the sub program in the main program and I got 5010 end of record alarm. I put it in the program directory and it found it. When I get to M55, I get a 0112 zero divide alarm. Fanuc manual says an attempt was made to divide by zero in a custom macro. Any thoughts on that?
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I didn't think M55 would be dividing anything. You don't have any strange values anywhere, or any other code on the same line as the M55 do you?
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M55

No. Even if I MDI M55 I get the same message. M54 works, M55 gives the 0112 alarm. Really strange. I tried the M108 macro and it just sits there and does nothing. All the while the phone keeps ringing asking when it will be running!
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Can you post your code on here maybe some more eyes can see whats going on.
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I just took this from the control. Basically a test program so I can get the bar loader parameters set. There is no material in the machine. Works until it hits M55, then the alarm.


O00000001(BAR FEEDER TEST PROG)
$1
(BAR FEEDER TEST PROGRAM)
G600
G50Z.422
T00
G0Z.875
T0100
G0X-.06T00
M8
/M98P8000
M9
M7
G999
N999
M02

M99

$2
G600
G999
N999
M2
$0
D
#016=0000004370
#020=0000012000
#024=0000014730
#028=0000001000
#032=0000001000
#036=0002000000
#040=0000000010
#044=-000000600
#048=0000003750
#052=0000008000
#056=0000101000
#060=0000121000
#064=0000141000
#068=0000000000
#072=0000000000
%

O00008000(SUB TEST )
$1
M3 S1=300M53
G0X1.1W-2.0
M54
M7
M55
M6
M3 S1=2000
G99G1W2.0F.01
M52
X-.06F.0015
M99
$0
D
#016=0000004370
#020=0000012000
#024=0000014730
#028=0000001000
#032=0000001000
#036=0002000000
#040=0000000010
#044=-000000600
#048=0000003750
#052=0000008000
#056=0000101000
#060=0000121000
#064=0000141000
#068=0000000000
#072=0000000000
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Old 07-02-2008, 10:15 AM
 
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Just a second thought the last few LNS barfeeders we have gotten have had bad wiring issues, to the point where we had to run the machine with the loader disconnect on so it would EOB correctly. Might not be a bad idea to call LNS and have someone come out and take a look at it.
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try running that program with the loader disconnect on and see if that works
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If you are talking about disconnect in the operators panel, it is set to 1. If I set it to 0 it alarms.
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Then I have no idea. I think put a call into Citizen see if they have an idea or call LNS.
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