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| I changed the software to put out 4 places and it seemed to work fine, but then the machine froze about half way through a 3D drip feed program. No alarms and the control was not responsive, I couldn't switch screens or get any response unless I hit reset. I'm using Bobcad 17 |
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| The number of decimal digits is an issue only in direct assignment. Fanuc Macro B accepts only 8 digits. For example #1 = 1.23456789 would alarm out (TOO MANY DIGITS) but #1 = 1.2345678 would be OK. If the least input increment is, say, 0.001, rounding to three places after decimal would be automatically done. For example G21; G91 G01 X#1 F_; would cause a movement of 1.235 mm. When the assigned value is through a calculation (the result of which has more than 8 digits), there is nothing to worry. Rounding to 8 digits would be done automatically: #1 = 2; #2 = 3; #3 = #1 / #2 This would store a value of 0.6666667 in #3. Note that #3 - 0.6666667 would not return exactly zero, because an error of 0.00000001 is typically associated with all macro calculations. |
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