Needed G-Codes For Lost Technology

[CAMCRASH]

The shop I work in just recieved a machine
Its a Warner Swasey 1SC with a Allen Bradley 7360 Control System
You ask, Why, Why did we decide to go with the most current technology?
Well it's not we, I have to leave this one all to my boss.
He just loves the machines with all balls and no brains.

So this leads me to my question.

The company that we recieved these machines form have nothing but the basic books. I am able to desifer how to use the control, but not much more.

If any one out there could give me a list of the G-Codes, Code Description & Program Format.
Does this machine control accept any special cycles, canned cycles , or constant surface footage?
Also a description on how to set tool off-sets / work off-sets

I would greatly appreciate any and all help that is avalible

Thanks,

[Bluesman]

Originally Posted by CAMCRASH The shop I work in just recieved a machine Its a Warner Swasey 1SC with a Allen Bradley 7360 Control System You ask, Why, Why did we decide to go with the most current technology? Well it's not we, I have to leave this one all to my boss. He just loves the machines with all balls and no brains. So this leads me to my question. The company that we recieved these machines form have nothing but the basic books. I am able to desifer how to use the control, but not much more. If any one out there could give me a list of the G-Codes, Code Description & Program Format. Does this machine control accept any special cycles, canned cycles , or constant surface footage? Also a description on how to set tool off-sets / work off-sets I would greatly appreciate any and all help that is avalible Thanks,

Here is a link to some sample programing, We had a couple of Sheldons with AB7200 and the G-code for the most part was almost verbatum to our Fanucs. The M-codes were not though. An the program format is a bit difrent. OH and most importantly the reall blow chunks no matter what the control is I never liked the AB.s we had I think we had an 8000 seiries too and it was not much better. But hey if you get them cheap enough why hastle it hey
If I can dig up any of my old note I will send you what I can

Bluesman

[Bluesman]

Originally Posted by Bluesman Here is a link to some sample programing, We had a couple of Sheldons with AB7200 and the G-code for the most part was almost verbatum to our Fanucs. The M-codes were not though. An the program format is a bit difrent. OH and most importantly the reall blow chunks no matter what the control is I never liked the AB.s we had I think we had an 8000 seiries too and it was not much better. But hey if you get them cheap enough why hastle it hey If I can dig up any of my old note I will send you what I can Bluesman

WHOOOPS forgot the link

http://shopcam.com/downloads/lathe-posts.pdf

[JW Peters]

CAMCRASH, Here is a link. Download the files that apply, extract them, then open them with notepad. Some of the information may be useful. JP http://microsystemsgeorgia.com/tocht...s/lathe-cg.htm