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    some M-codes not being distributed on Fanuc 0T

    M21, M22 being not distributed in AUTO mode, but in MDI all is OK
    F151 and F150.0 don't show anything when program performs block with one of these codes. it looks like block skip works, but dignostic doesn't show anything
    CNC state doesn't set the flag CFIN in 700#0
    all others M-codes work normally
    Last edited by guhl; 02-25-2010 at 08:29 AM.
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    cleaning the memory doesn't help
    also it skips M121 and M122, which don't take part in ladder at all
    at the same time M221 and M222 works (CNC get hooked up when waiting MFIN signal from PMC)
    Last edited by guhl; 02-25-2010 at 01:05 PM. Reason: M121 M122
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    I was wrong telling about skip function in first post
    in block which has to be performed CNC also doesn't set bit "STL" F148.5
    at the same time no FEED HOLD
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    M codes are the responsibility of the MTB, not Fanuc, so it depends what the MTB implemented in the ladder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Al_The_Man View Post
    M codes are the responsibility of the MTB, not Fanuc, so it depends what the MTB implemented in the ladder.
    Al.
    problem is that BCD interpretation of 21 and 22 doesn't appear in F151 register
    BCD code doesn't reach subprogram DEC (SUB4) in ladder
    CNC just ignores block where M21 or M22 defined in AUTO mode
    also it ignores M121 and M122, which don't take part in ladder at all
    at the same time M221 and M222 works (CNC gets hooked up when waiting MFIN signal from PMC)
    what's the difference between MDI and AUTO modes for CNC on the level of input and output signals?
    in MDI F151 shows BCD code of M command
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    Send me a copy of ladder.
    you have used before m21 m22,it`s worked?


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    I have solved the problem
    the matter was in parameter 912#7 ("macro executer")
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