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    Ser engraving question

    Hi All.

    Long time reader, not often poster.

    Were running a project where we want to engrave 4 places in a fixture
    say 0001

    Than making the next part engrave 0002 in 4 places.

    The run over time will number in the thousands so going to the line and replacing the text after the ( would be a drag.

    Search and replace does not recomend the comments so that seems out.

    Any of you rocket Science types have a plan?

    I am suspecting a Macro may accomplish this but have not had the pleasure.

    the machine is a 2002 3016 with 4th axis.
    we also have a VMC 20 and 30 20 with a Seimens 840d.

    need to run this in the 4th axis machine.

    any help appreciated
    geo

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    serializing is part of the L92 canned cycle.

    if you want to engrave "0001" 4 times then on the next part engrave "0002" 4 times all you have to do is use 4 seperate L92 cycles and all would cycle the number at rewind for the next part.
    i don't have a manual close but i think it's the R+4 in the line that sets serialization


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