Help with Optional Characters on the EOB Button

[AZDEN]

Hi All,

I have an O-MD Control and of course no manual. I want to check the values of system variables 4107 and 4111. I understand using MDI #101=#4107 to see the value. My EOB key has the characters ; / #. But as I cycle thru, the display shows ; / , with a comma instead of the number sign. Could this possibly require a parameter change? I have an O-MC control here also but the MDI keyboard layout is completely different. As always any help is apperciated.

Thanks.

[viorel26]

Try this
G65 H02 P#101 Q#4107 R1 (this is for sum)
#101=4107+1

[AZDEN]

Thanks for the reply. The problem is my keypad will not create the number sign "#". and was wondering if this character can be turned on through a parameter.

[viorel26]

Could this possibly require a parameter change? NO is not ned
The problem is my keypad will not create the number sign "#". Is creat only after P,Q,R,H adress Try G65 H02 P#101 Q#4107 R1

[dcoupar]

Here's the section of the manual dealing with # key entry.

[AZDEN]

This returns Alarm #078. Macro program specified by P#101 not found.

[viorel26]

G65 H.. P.. Q.. R..
Macro A Macro B
ex. G65 H1 P#500 Q123 (#500=123)

H2=addition
ex. G65 H2 P#501 Q#500 R1 (#501=#500+1)

H3=subtraction
ex. G65 H3 P#501 Q#500 R1 (#501=#500-1)

H4 product
H5=division
H11=logical sum
H12=logicalproduct
H13=exclusive OR
H21=square root
H22=absolute value
H23=remainder
H24=conversion from BCD to binary
H25=conversion from binary to BCD
H26=combined multiplication/division
H27=combined square root 1
H28=combined square root 2
H31=sine
H32=cosine
H33=tangent
H34=arctangent
H80=Unconditional divergence (GOTOn)
ex. G65 H80 P30 (GOTO 30,go to line N30)

H81=conditional divergence 1 (IF[#a EQ #b] GOTOn)
ex. G65 H81 Q#500 R#501 P30 (IF[#500 EQ #501] GOTO 30)

H82=conditional divergence 2 (IF[#a NE #b] GOTOn)
ex. G65 H82 Q#500 R#501 P30 (IF[#500 NE #501] GOTO 30)

H83=conditional divergence 3 (IF[#a GT #b] GOTOn)
ex. G65 H83 Q#500 R#501 P30 (IF[#500 GT #501] GOTO 30)

H84=conditional divergence 4 (IF[#a LT #b] GOTOn)
ex. G65 H84 Q#500 R#501 P30 (IF[#500 LT #501] GOTO 30)

H85=conditional divergence 5 (IF[#a GE #b] GOTOn)
ex. G65 H85 Q#500 R#501 P30 (IF[#500 GE #501] GOTO 30)

H86=conditional divergence 6 (IF[#a LE #b] GOTOn)
ex. G65 H86 Q#500 R#501 P30 (IF[#500 LE #501] GOTO 30)

H99=P/S alarm occurrence (P/S alarm number 500+n occurrence
ex. G65 H99 P10 (Alarm 510)

[Bluesman]

Originally Posted by AZDEN Hi All, I have an O-MD Control and of course no manual. I want to check the values of system variables 4107 and 4111. I understand using MDI #101=#4107 to see the value. My EOB key has the characters ; / #. But as I cycle thru, the display shows ; / , with a comma instead of the number sign. Could this possibly require a parameter change? I have an O-MC control here also but the MDI keyboard layout is completely different. As always any help is apperciated. Thanks.

I never seen three carectors on 1 key before, Maybe you need to hit the "SHIFT" key twice to cycle to the #

Bluesman

[viorel26]

If only you want to check (see) the values of system variables 4107 and 4111 then go to MDI and write this; R#4107 and INPUT and screens shows value of #4107;and R#4111 INPUT for #4111

[AZDEN]

Hi All,

This controller configuration is the weakest I have ever sen in my life. The MDI keypad doesn't even have a shift key! I finally just called those variables in the subprogram like this:

(SETUP MATH)
#110=[#500*1.01]/2(RING RAD)
#111=#501/2(GAP / SIDE, X TO C)
#112=#502/2(ANGLE/SIDE)
#113=#503+#504(TAN MOVE FP)
#114=SQRT[[#110*#110]-[#111*#111]](Y TO C)
#107=#4107
#108=#4111

The values showed up in the local variable register.

Now all I have to figure out how this G04 line,

S4900M04
G04X0.75
G0Z-#509(Z2 FIN DP)

will cause, the distance to go reading, to show an X movement without changing the physical position of the table.

That is, it shows the table moving but the table doesn't move.

... and the beat goes on.

Anyway, Many Thanks for everyone's help and input.

I'll keep watching and help if I can.

Again Thanks Everyone!

[dcoupar]

It's actually showing the dwell timer counting down to 0.