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Does anyone have a sample program for an smw spacesaver 2100 bar feeder? The machine is a Puma 230 ms with a Fanuc 18T controller. I have an operator who hates the barfeeder and magically the subprogram has vanished along with the back up. It was so long ago that I had done this I do remember what was in it. Any help would be appreciated. |
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| Do you want to push to a stop or to position. I will try to help, mine is a Lynx200L with Mitsubithi control. Contact me at 801-809-9086 or jerrelmm@aol.com |
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| We have Space Saver 2000, 200 and 68 on Puma 200M and 200MS's with 18-T controls and the 2003 an some Lynx lathes with 21i-T controls. All are programmed the same way. The M91/M92 are 9000 series safe index programs I set up with an M-call. I set up the barstop to be called with a G-call. The barstop is always in station 1 on the Lynx lathes. These are the subprograms 9010 BARSTOP & SMW 8001 BAR END SUBPROGRAM FOR #13 LYNX T0101 BARSTOP T0202 80 DEG. PROFILE TOOL CNMG-432 * :9010 (BARSTOP SUB) M91 /2M98P8001 T0101M9 X0Z.03M5 M69 M51 M68 G4U.1 M92 M99 :8001 (END OF BAR) M91 (BARSTOP NEW BAR) T0101M9 M69 M51 X0Z-.07M5 G4U4. M51 M68 M92 M1 M91 (FACE OFF BAR END) T0202S1000M63 X1.67Z-.1 (CHANGE X TO CLEAR STOCK SIZE) G50S4000 G96S650 (CHANGE S FOR MATL RUNNING) G1X.2F.01 X-.065F.004 M92 M99 % and looks like this in my programs N100G10P0Z-7.76 (BARSTOP) G200 .........This runs O9010 sub...... M1 or like this if you don't want to use a G-call N100G10P0Z-7.76 (BARSTOP) M91 /2M98P8001 T0101M9 X0Z.03M5 M69 M51 M68 G4U.1 M92 M1 You could use variables for some of the values such as the X approach, sfm, feedrate, etc. Work wants me to only use Mastercam which means I had to forego my preferred method which is this T #20= (FACING TOOL) X #24= (X-AXIS) Z #13= (MAX. RPM) S #19= (SFM) F #9= (FEEDRATE) T0101 BARSTOP T0202 80 DEG. PROFILE TOOL * :9018 (BARSTOP PROGRAM) M91 (BARSTOP OLD BAR) /2M98P8007 T0101M9 X0Z.03M5 M69 M51 M68 G4U.1 M92 M99 :8007 (END OF BAR) IF[#20LT101]GOTO70 M91 (BARSTOP NEW BAR) T0101M5 M69 M51 X0Z-.07M9 G4U4. M51 M68 W.5S1000M3 M91 M1 M91 (FACE OFF BAR END) T#20S[3.82*#19/#24]M63 X#24Z-.1 G50S#13 G96S#19 G1X.2F#9 X-.065F.004 G0G97W.5S1500 M91 GOTO71 N70#3000=7 (NO T-CODE) N71M99 % and is called thusly N100G10P0Z-8.01 (BARSTOP) G65P9018X1.67F.01S900M4500T202 M1 This sets the X clearance, feedrate, sfm, max RPM, and tool used for facing although that almost never changes, but I wanted to allow for the possibility. Now the roughing tool in the 200's is almost always in T08 while the barstop does change on occasion, so I added another variable for those lathes. 9018 BARSTOP SUBPROGRAM FOR #1512 DAEWOO E #8 = BARSTOP MUST USE DECIMAL POINT T #20 = FACING TOOL X #24 = CLEARANCE M #13 = MAX RPM S #19 = SFM F #9 = FEEDRATE * :9018 (BARSTOP) M9 IF[#8LT101]GOTO70 G54M91 /2M98P8007 T#8M9 X0Z.02M5 M69 M51 M68 M92 GOTO71 N70#3000=2 (E MUST = BARSTOP) N71M99 :8007 (END OF BAR) IF[#8LT101]GOTO70 IF[#20LT101]GOTO70 M91 (BARSTOP NEW BAR) T#8M5 M69 M51 X0Z-.07M9 G4U4. M51 M68 W.5S1000M3 M91 M1 M91 (FACE OFF BAR END) T#20S[3.82*#19/#24]M63 X#24Z-.1 G50S#13 G96S#19 G1X.2F#9 X-.065F.004 G0G97W.5S1500 M91 GOTO71 N70#3000=7 (NO T/E-CODE) N71M99 % |
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