Okuma Guru for Tool height setting

[Mark and Poco]

First I would like to say hello to everyone. 2nd I have a kaizen event coming up in 2 weeks for tooling at our shop. I was wondering if anyone knows how to input tool offsets from a tool setter into an OSP 100 milling controller thru Programming/G-codes. Any help would be greatly appericiated. Thanks Again

[Superman]

Welcome to the forum.

I'm not sure if the control is the same as the OSP7000M, but to create a file of your machines' parameters which include "tool lengths and offsets" is quite simple for the 7000

The machine will create a file .TOP in the location you define
The method is:-
<Tool Data> or <Work Offsets>
<Extend>
<Punch>
you then get a command line
PU> [MD1:] [Your_Filename] <Write>
it will ask you for a comment as a program header

a screen opens showing number ranges relating to parameter areas
100 = Work Offsets
200 = Tool Lengths
210 = Tool Radius
and so on

[100 - 210] <Write> will punch all work offsets, tool lengths and radius values

[100,1-10 200,1-50 210,1-50]<Write> will punch work offsets #1 thru to 10, tool lengths 1 to 50 and radius values 1-50

Your_Filename.TOP

(comment)
P100
Q1X0.000Y0.000Z0.000A0.000
Q2X...
..
Q10X..
P200
Q1R3.4561
Q2R3.3764
..
Q50R..
P210
Q1R0.6350
..
Q50R..

To load into the control, it can be renamed to a .MIN file and run like a normal NCfile, or loaded thru the same method it was created but use <Read> instead of <Punch>

PS I'm at home, so I'l check in the morning if my syntax in the code is correct, but the method is good, remember you have to define a device and filename for it to work

I hope the OSP U100 is setup the same.

[Mark and Poco]

Thank you very much for the info. I gave it a test run today and everything worked great. The paths were a little different but I found everything OK. Again Thank You very much for your help.

[Superman]

Glad it worked for you

[Algirdas]

maybe there some convenient editors for such a parameter files?

[Superman]

Originally Posted by Algirdas maybe there some convenient editors for such a parameter files?

Yep, Cimco, Notepad etc ( its a TXT file )