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I am using Surfcam 4.0 and I'm trying to get it to work on a Romi M17 combination lathe with a Fanuc 21iT controller. The post from Surfcam is for a Fanuc 10T and I keep getting errors when trying to run a program. Any suggestions. |
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| Do you use the CAP programming on board on the machine? I use it and teach it to people often, it is a really good package for it's intended purpose and should be much quicker than CAM creation and sending to the control. The posted code on this control will be signifigantly different than that of a 10T, You could start by creating a program using the onbard CAPT software, posting it to the CNC side of the control and then you will be able to see the differences in the preparatory blocks enabling the post to be modified. If you need any more help email me at ntek1@aol.com Hope this helps! Mark T. |
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| I should probaly clarify, when programming on the conversational side then if you elect to convert it to G code, the on board post selected different canned cycles for some features as oppossed to standard canned cycles ( I want to remember G78 instead of G82 or 83 for some reason). Or perhaps that was just how the last M17 i worked on was set up. Mark |
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This thread was started 10-14-2009. I do not think lew will be answering back any time soon.
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