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| Well , when I program: G02 X0.500 Y0.0 I0.500 J0.0 is no problem, but when I put a Z , I get the PS186 ILLEGAL PLANE SELECT ALARM. Even if I use G18 or G19 on or before the block. I tried to program by quarters of circle and is the same. If I program like this: G18 G91 G02 I0.500 J0.0 Z-0.125F10.0 M99 I get this alarm: PS 191 OVER TOLERANCE OF RADIUS with G19 is the same. |
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| I would suggest that you find the data card in the back of the machine (usually) and see if there is any mention of Helical move option or not. It is definitely looking like your problem is the fact that you do not have the Helical move option. Next step would be to speak to your machine tool agent and see if you can purchase the option. You then need to see if the cost of the option is worth it for the amount of use you would make of it. Regards Brian. |
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| my little prove-out shows that you can do an arc in any plane, but as soon as you make the end point different to the start point you get alarms --
so G18 G91 G02 I0.500 J0.0 Z-0.125F10.0 will never work anyway You only have 2-axis arc interpolation available the only work around available to you is to program point to point ( no 3D arcs )( CAD outputs ) or by Z level machining |
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| What programming software is available to you ? Do you have a basic system for example ? Do a program, drill the holes out to 1 3/4", copy that program and replace the drill cycle with a subroutine call-up at each of the hole positions, the subroutine would be a bore interpolated around X0 Y0 at different Z levels( then change the X and Y values to incremental for doing at the hole positions ) ( advanced users would program at X0Y0 then translate this bore to the hole centres or very similar ). ie Code: O1001 G1 Z-.15 F50. G91 G41 X1. D1 F10. G2 I-1. J0. G1 X-1. G90 Z-.3 G91 G41 X1. D1 F10. G2 I-1. J0. G1 X-1. G90 and so on . . G90 G0 Z.5 M99 Code: O1001 G90 G1 Z-.15 F50. G41 U1. D1 F10. G2 I-1. J0. G1 U-1. Z-.3 F50. G41 U1. D1 F10. G2 I-1. J0. G1 U-1. . and so on . . G90 G0 Z.5 M99 |
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