425 UNUSABLE G CODE 31!!

[littlerob]

Originally Posted by Goldorak you are absolutely right ! the G30P1 is include in the automatic tool change cycle, there is no need to leave it in the program

Yes that is true, but you can effect the G30 in your parameters I use a G30P4 not as a tool change position but to get the spindle out of my way, to inspect parts between toolchanges. So coolant isn't dripping on my head.

Robert

[guydrisc]

ya my program was way off... so far so good with the program running.. im getting errors here and there but i am able to fix them.... on fadals you can scan the program through the control to see if there are any potential alarms in the program.. do okumas have a function like this?

[littlerob]

Originally Posted by guydrisc ya my program was way off... so far so good with the program running.. im getting errors here and there but i am able to fix them.... on fadals you can scan the program through the control to see if there are any potential alarms in the program.. do okumas have a function like this?

Yes hold down interlock release and push the dryrun button and machine lock button, and you can run through the program without the machine moving.

[guydrisc]

theres nothin faster then the dry run? something that just scans for errors?

[littlerob]

Not that I am aware of.

Robert

[Superman]

Yes, there is

do a restart to a number past the end of the program

ie RS 9999999 ( # of lines to scan up to )
or RS N99999 ( sequence # to stop scanning at )

as you are restarting, graphics are also shown
this is the best way to quickly check for any comp. errors , retracts going thru the part

NOTE ----This does not check S, T, M codes

Forgot to add
-- does not check tool lengths, only diameter comp settings---
some controls limit the number of characters in the search string
ie can do RS 99999 but cannot do RS 999999

[littlerob]

Originally Posted by Superman Yes, there is do a restart to a number past the end of the program ie RS 9999999 ( # of lines to scan up to ) or RS N99999 ( sequence # to stop scanning at ) as you are restarting, graphics are also shown this is the best way to quickly check for any comp. errors , retracts going thru the part NOTE ----This does not check S, T, M codes

I was trying to think of a faster way to do it.

Superman is absolutely correct

Robert

[Goldorak]

Originally Posted by Superman Yes, there is do a restart to a number past the end of the program ie RS 9999999 ( # of lines to scan up to ) or RS N99999 ( sequence # to stop scanning at ) as you are restarting, graphics are also shown this is the best way to quickly check for any comp. errors , retracts going thru the part NOTE ----This does not check S, T, M codes Forgot to add -- does not check tool lengths, only diameter comp settings--- some controls limit the number of characters in the search string ie can do RS 99999 but cannot do RS 999999

RS "E" will also do the job