Programming Okuma LT300 with Sub Spindle

[SIMONB]

Hi all, Just had an Okuma LT300 for a month now, having alot of problems getting the P coding right to syncronise the twin turrets etc. Does anybody have some experience with this type of machine on this forum?
ANY help would be appreciated.
many thanks,
Simon B.
London, Ont.
Canada.

[gokulkavin]

HI
HERE IS THE TWIN TURRET PROGRAMME.DONOT RUN THIS PROGRAMME.JUST EXAMPLE ONLY TRY TO EDIT YOUR PROGRAMME AS LIKE THIS P NUMBERS.I PUT SOME EXPLANATION IN BRACKETS .

ANYTHING ABOUT OKUMA LATHE PLS SEND MAIL TO ME I WILL SOLVE THE PROGRAMME AND SEND IT BACK TO YOU.MY MAIL ID IS COVAIGOKU@HOTMAIL.COM.
GOOD LUCK

N0001G13
(PROGRAM USING TWO TURRETS)
CLEAR
DEF WORK
PS LC,[-15,0],[15,13]
PS LC,[0,0],[07,81]
PS LC,[07,0],[20,25]
PS LC,[27,0],[06,46]
PS LC,[33,0],[10,13]
END (DO NOT RUN THIS PROGRAMME IT IS AN EXAMPLE ONLY)
DRAW
N20G14
N30G0X30.Z20.
N40G50S1800M59
N50G111
N60G13
N70G0X24.Z12.
N80G50S1800M59
N90G13
N100T0404P180( P MUST BE SAME IN 'B' TURRET)
N110M08P190 (P MUST BE SAME IN 'B' TURRET)
N120M42P200 (P AND RPM RANGE MUST BE SAME IN 'B' TURRET)
N130G97S450M03P210 (P AND RPM MUST BE SAME IN 'B' TURRET)
N140G0X0.Z5.
N150Z4.177
N160G95
N170G1Z3.577F.004
N180G0Z4.177
N190M09P220 (P MUST BE SAME IN 'B' TURRET)
N200G97S600M03P230 (P AND RPM MUST BE SAME IN 'B' TURRET)
N210X24.Z20
N220G14
N230T0424P180 (P MUST BE SAME AS 'A' TURRET)
N240M08P190 (P MUST BE SAME AS'A' TURRET)
N250M42P200 (P AND RPM RANGE MUST BE SAME AS 'A' TURRET)
N260G97S450M03P210 (P AND RPM MUST BE SAME AS 'A' TURRET)
N270G0X0.Z5.
N280Z4.177
N290G95
N300G1Z3.577F.004
N310G0Z4.177
N320M09P220 (P MUST BE SAME AS 'A' TURRET)
N330G97S600M03P230 (P AND RPM MUST BE SAME AS 'A' TURRET)
N340X24.Z20.
N350M02

[ty1295]

I know Okuma's well. Have 8 I program daily.

If you have a program that is causing issues, you can email it to me at jscott@airtomic.com and I will help you get through the P issues.

Be best to just see an issue on your end, and explain what you are doing wrong -vs- trying to explain all the tricks to using them

Jeff