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    Could any be able to tell me how to change the "strings" that control these values.
    I wish to change one to "diamond"

    Thanks Ben

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    Default Re: Tool Material?

    I believe it can be changed in the control file
    - similar to how you can alter the display text for the canned cycles, etc

    this creates the "Post Text" at the end of your post

    these fields are identified by a number. I forget where the actual info is......but try the "Documents" folder...one of the PDFs ...probably the Post Processor PDF



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    Default Re: Tool Material?

    Thank you very much, I will have a look in that direction.

    Cheers



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    Default Re: Tool Material?

    Can't find anything. Also these are read by the tool manager ( stand alone one) without knowing the machine/ control type?



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    Default Re: Tool Material?

    My reseller tells me it's hard coded and can't be changed. ...



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    Default Re: Tool Material?

    I wasn't completely confident about it being changeable

    But, in case you ( or others) weren't able to find how to do these customizations
    go to the help index and search for "post text"

    I altered my "drill cycle" names for a better meaning on the operation page, and to give easer filling in on the parameters page
    - line number missing,...field name stays as default
    - "" ------blanks out the field, no value can be input
    - \\2 ---- is a value placed into the field, like a default value
    the [actual drill cycles] is what field names are displayed on the parameter pages for filling in
    the [drill cycle descriptions] is what gets displayed on the operation page for the operation type

    You could utilize the Misc Intergers or Misc Reals for controlling other machine features ie fixture clamps ON/OFF, or tolerance control settings
    un-used items are usually defined in the post processor header area



    Code:
    # --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # POST TEXT 
    # --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    [CTRL_MILL|DEFAULT]
    [misc integers]
    1. "Work Coordinates [0-1=G92, 2=G54's]"//2
    2. "Absolute or Incremental [0=ABS, 1=INC]"
    3. "Reference Return [0=G28, 1=G30]"
    [simple drill]
    1. "G81/G82 -Spot- NO Pecks"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell - P (seconds)"
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [peck drill]
    1. "G83 - Deep Hole - Full Peck Retract"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. "Peck Depth (Q)"
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [chip break]
    1. "G73 - Drill - Quick Pecks"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. "Peck Depth (Q)"
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [tap]
    1. "G84 -RH Tapping - RIGID"
    2. "Pitch (F)"
    3. ""
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [bore1]
    1. "G85 - Ream/Bore - Feed in, Feed out"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [bore2]
    1. "G86 - Ream/Bore - Feed in, Rapid out"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [misc1]
    1. "G76 - LH Tapping - RIGID"
    2. "Pitch"
    3. ""
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. "Peck Depth (Q)"
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [misc2]
    1. "G87 - Bore, Orientate, Shift, Retract"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. "Shift Y+"
    [drill cycle 11]
    1. "My Deep Hole Drilling"
    3. ""
    7. "1st Peck Depth"
    8. "Min Peck Amount"
    9. "Peck clearance amount"
    10. "Peck Decreasing Amount"
    11. ""
    [drill cycle descriptions]
    1. "G81/G82 - Spot - No Pecks"
    2. "G83 - Deep Hole - Full Peck Retract"
    3. "G73 - Quick Peck - Incre. Retract"
    4. "G84 - RH Tapping - RIGID"
    5. "G85 - Ream/Bore - Feed in, Feed out"
    6. "G86 - Ream/Bore - Feed in, Rapid out"
    7. "G76 - LH Tapping - RIGID"
    8. "G87 - Bore - Feed in, Orientate, Shift, Retract"
    11. "My Deep Hole Drilling"
    [canned text]
    1. "Stop"
    2. "Ostop"
    3. "Bld on"
    4. "bLd off"
    5. "M5"
    6. "M6"
    7. "M7"
    8. "M8"
    9. "M9"
    10. "M10"
    [CTRL_MILL|MPFAN][misc integers]
    1. "Work Coordinates [0-1=G92, 2=G54's]"//2
    2. "Absolute or Incremental [0=ABS, 1=INC]"
    3. "Reference Return [0=G28, 1=G30]"
    [simple drill]
    1. "G81/G82 -Spot- NO Pecks"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell - P (seconds)"
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [peck drill]
    1. "G83 - Deep Hole - Full Peck Retract"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. "Peck Depth (Q)"
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [chip break]
    1. "G73 - Drill - Quick Pecks"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. "Peck Depth (Q)"
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [tap]
    1. "G84 -RH Tapping - RIGID"
    2. "Pitch (F)"
    3. ""
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [bore1]
    1. "G85 - Ream/Bore - Feed in, Feed out"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    5. "R - plane"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [bore2]
    1. "G86 - Ream/Bore - Feed in, Rapid out"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [misc1]
    1. "G76 - LH Tapping - RIGID"
    2. "Pitch"
    3. ""
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. "Peck Depth (Q)"
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. ""
    [misc2]
    1. "G87 - Bore, Orientate, Shift, Retract"
    2. "Feedrate (F)"
    3. "Dwell (P)"
    6. "Depth (Z)"
    7. ""
    8. ""
    9. ""
    10. ""
    11. "Shift Y+"
    [drill cycle 11]
    1. "My Deep Hole Drilling"
    3. ""
    7. "1st Peck Depth"
    8. "Min Peck Amount"
    9. "Peck clearance amount"
    10. "Peck Decreasing Amount"
    11. ""
    [drill cycle descriptions]
    1. "G81/G82 - Spot - No Pecks"
    2. "G83 - Deep Hole - Full Peck Retract"
    3. "G73 - Quick Peck - Incre. Retract"
    4. "G84 - RH Tapping - RIGID"
    5. "G85 - Ream/Bore - Feed in, Feed out"
    6. "G86 - Ream/Bore - Feed in, Rapid out"
    7. "G76 - LH Tapping - RIGID"
    8. "G87 - Bore - Feed in, Orientate, Shift, Retract"
    11. "My Deep Hole Drilling"
    [canned text]
    1. "Stop"
    2. "Ostop"
    3. "Bld on"
    4. "bLd off"
    5. "M5"
    6. "M6"
    7. "M7"
    8. "M8"
    9. "M9"
    10. "M10"
    [CTRL_TEXT_END]




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