is the code written as goto100 if it is written as goto n100 then this fails
could you post the code and alarm # ?
Gives a "BAD CODE" error. Works on my Haas mills, but not on the lathe. Anyone know why?
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is the code written as goto100 if it is written as goto n100 then this fails
could you post the code and alarm # ?
Is this part of the macro option?
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i think that the lathe may not be able to use the goto statement due to not having macro enabled
haas lists the goto statement under macro optional in the Interactive Lathe Operator's Manual
a simple way to find out if the option is activated is under mdi
write #500=0 push cycle start and see if it alarms out or accepts the macro statement
I just type "GOTO10" and I get "BAD CODE". No alarm number, just the message. I've tried every variation of "GOTO" with following numbers that I can think of but nothing works. With or without "N". Oh, god...is it part of the $2,595 "User-Definable Macros" option? I don't recall buying those on my other Haas machines. Did they use to not cost extra money? Guess my "WHILE" loops won't work either....
Talk to your salesman if you're looking at buying more machines he might be nice enough to throw a option code, but if you go to parameter 57 you can look and see you have a "T" next to it. They sometimes give you trial versions to enable it without a magic code for a certain period of time. Although I highly recommend shutting it back off immediately because every second the control is on it counts those trial hours down if you have it enabled. So what I'm getting at is if you do turn it on and then walk away for hours you're losing out on that time. Just a FYI