osp 200M finding tool probe.

[graemeian]

I had to remove my tool setter probe for my vertical milling center. There is a simple command that one uses to tell the machine that the current x-y position is where the tool setter location is located and it sets that x-y position permanently. What is that command?

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[graemeian]

I found it. It is CALL OO03 PAXI =3
M2
This makes the present position the tool setter position. I will share my method of adjusting the probe. I lowered the probe just before it touched the center (0.0005). I then moved the probe in the x-y directions until it touched as per the gauging page.
I adjusted the three screws on the setter and repeated the process until the probe was flat wrt the quill. After it was flat, I then found the center using the manual touch method.

[deadlykitten]

I then found the center using the manual touch method

hy graemeian, depending on probe type, centering it by eye may be more than enough / kindly

[Superman]

I found it. It is CALL OO03 PAXI =3 M2 This makes the present position the tool setter position. I will share my method of adjusting the probe. I lowered the probe just before it touched the center (0.0005). I then moved the probe in the x-y directions until it touched as per the gauging page. I adjusted the three screws on the setter and repeated the process until the probe was flat wrt the quill. After it was flat, I then found the center using the manual touch method.

typo ?.... try CALL OO30 PAXI=3any manual for "Gauging Systems" should contain the info required .... I used RE51-221-R8 (2004) for an E100 controllook for "SECTION 1 AUTOMATIC TOOL LENGTH OFFSET/ AUTOMATIC TOOL BREAKAGE DETEC- TION FUNCTION"..... subsection 6 ... for a table of variables used