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Hello, I'm using EIA/ISO/ format on M2 controller. I want to offset (G41) my cutter, when I go to the tool offset page and put -.005 it just goes that much deeper with z axis. I see that one cannot put a negative value in the tool data page. Does anyone know how to offset on the x and y plane? Thanks in advance. |
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| Check parameter OP2 and set it for what you need OP2 bit 0 Tape Puncher (0=EIA 1=ISO) bit 1 Tool Length Offset (0=Only Z axis 1=Any axis) bit 2 Tool Offset (0=D code 1=H code) bit 3 Tool Dia Offset (0= Diameter in TOOL DATA is active 1 = not active) To use Mazatrol Tool Data in EIA programs set all to 0 and delete any G43 and D or H callouts in your program just use T01 to call tool #1 and it will use the Tool length and Actual Dia. from the TOOL DATA page. |
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| My current setting with op2 is 248. The description is 76543210 with corresponding 1 and 0 values (1 for H, 0 for D, etc). I learned that 7 is 128, 6 is half that (64), 5 half that, etc until 0 = value of 1. I calculate that the setting should be 240, I'll try that. Thanks for the reply Mr Mazak. |
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| This is a copy of my correspondence with MrMazak on the issue for any who may benefit apylus444 Re: a previous thread on cutter comp M2
O1 (PGM FOR M-PLUS USING IPR FEED) (FILE NAME: TEST1.NC) () G54G40G80G90M01 N1 (ABOVE SEQ# SHOULD BE 1ST TOOL) G0G91G28Z0 G90 M06 T1(.75D X 1-5/8 LOC 4 FLUTE CARBIBE) M01 G17G54G0X-.375Y-.4Z4.M3S2037M8 G95 G41 Z.1 G1Z-.75F.0031 Y0.F.0047 Y6.32 Y6.72 G0Z4. G40 G41 X10.355 Z.1 G1Z-.75F.0031 Y6.32F.0047 Y0. Y-.4 G0Z4. G40 M09 G0G91G28Z0 G90 M06 T2(.5D X 1-5/8 LOC 4 FLUTE CARBIDE) M01 G17G54G0X-.25Y-.3Z4.M3S9167M8 G95 G41 Z.1 G1Z-.75F.0031 Y0.F.0047 Y6.32 Y6.62 G0Z4. G40 G41 X10.23 Z.1 G1Z-.75F.0031 Y6.32F.0047 Y0. Y-.3 G0Z4. G40 M09M05 G0G91G28Z0 G90 M06 T1 (FIRST TOOL LOADING) (END OF PROG.) M30 %[/QUOTE] Thanks MrMazak. One final question: can you program toolpaths with cadcam for automatic tool compensation; i.e. the center of the cutter (and dia offset would = 0) or do you have to program so that you put the actual dia of the tool in the tool data page? And where do you offset: tool data page or tool offset page? Thanks for all the help, I'm going to copy this and add it to the thread I started a while ago so that others might benefit. Apylus444[/QUOTE] The program I sent uses .750 for the tool diameter with offset of 0.0 I could also program tool diameter of 0.0 and use Mazatrol Tool Data for the comp. (which is what I usaully do) |
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| I despise mazatrol so I only do eia programming on mine and had issues with cutter comp in the beginning too. For one don't use the tool data meant for mazatrol, goto eia/iso info and choose tool offsets. And I have gotten in the habit of putting a G17 at the begining of my programs to lock it into X-Y plane. Mazak parameters especially on old machine are a confusing mess mostly due to the poorly translated manuals. Hope this helps. |
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| Sounds like you have some anger issues with Mazak compuslave. If you would give mazatrol a chance you probably would abandon that ancient code and be more productive to boot. Many old time "programmers" lost there jobs because of mazatrol and there lies alot of resentment. That said, embrace any technology that can make you more competitive, Mazatrol is one such technology. The way manufacturing is going we all need to use any tool we can to survive. |
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| Not anger just a preference. I'm a macro fiend and you can't exactly do that in mazatrol, or any conversational control for that matter. Besides, the idea of platform dependence rubs me wrong too which is why I stopped using microsoft products more than ten years ago. I'm not worried about my job or place in the market because I do what I do well. I am a toolmaker first and programmer second. Don't take my comments personal buddy |
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