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    6M + Punchsim = Error 85

    I've got a Fanuc 6M and I am trying to get Punchsim's DNC to work with it. I am not having any luck.

    Before I started playing with this I was working with a dos based software/part preview program called New Dawn Systems. I've copied the basic settings out of that into the new Punchsim (which by luck happen to match the Punchsim recommended settings) and I'm getting error

    85 - Fanuc's Alarm Description: When entering data in the memory by using Reader / Puncher interface, an overrun, parity or framing error was generated. The number of bits of input data or setting of baud rate or specification No. of I/O unit is in correct.



    I’m using the exact settings our dos based system used, and they match your recommended settings as well, so I am unsure why it is generating that error.

    At first, the machine I was using didn't have COM ports so I tried a USB-SERIAL convertor. I eliminated that, grabbed an older computer to test with, and still have the issue. So now I am onto trying to figure out what else it might be.

    Right now my settings are:

    9600 baud
    Parity Even
    7 Bits
    1 Stop Bit
    Xon/Xoff (Tried RTS/CTS too)
    ISO (Other options are ASCII and EIA, tried EIA, didn't work)
    Wait for Xon (tried yes and no)

    Any other suggestions? I'd really like to get out of the super slow dos era application. It is very much tedious to use.
    Amada Pega 345 K, Fanuc 6M


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    Don't know the software, but 9600 seems way too fast for a 6 control. Also make sure tape vertical parity is turned off (TV check).


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    The old DOS Software has used 9600 for longer than I've been here, and that's the better part of six years.

    I'm pretty computer SAVVY, but I have no idea what you mean by the tape vertical parity. Is that a parameter within the Fanuc?
    Amada Pega 345 K, Fanuc 6M


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    Got it working. I don't know how the old DOS machine worked, it was set to a 9600 Baud Rate and a 1 stop bit setting.

    Checked the Fanuc parameters and they're at 1200 baud and 2 stop bits. I changed those two settings in Punchsim and booya, working great!
    Amada Pega 345 K, Fanuc 6M


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    See if you have better luck with this;
    http://www.cadem.com/free_dnc_drip_f..._machining.htm
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