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    Fanuc 5T post for Mastercam x3

    Hi, i need a mastercam x3 postprocessor for a Fanuc 5T, any info will help. Thanks.


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    Smile

    I will help you with post modifications if you need them, but you can't ask for a post here. They will close the thread before anyone can help you.

    If your control is a Fanuc, you should already have a post that will work with a minimum of modifications. Mastercam already has 2 or 3 Fanuc compatible posts. The code may not look the way you are used to seeing it, but it will more than likely work just fine with a few setting changes.

    For a Fanuc you should be able to use MPFAN or MPMASTER without any big changes.

    What problems are you having with the MPFAN/MPMASTER post?



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    5T is a very different animal than what we currently understand as "Fanuc" language. I done even have an old one in my library.

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    Cool

    Can you post some sample code for 1 tool? We can go from there..If the mods aren't too involved, I'll come up with something for you. This is for a mill right? If we are talking about a lathe post, I may not have what it takes to help you out.

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    DUH

    5M is mill

    5T is lathe.

    Your verson of 5T's acceptance of G code post depends if it has the G colde or enhanced G code option/parameter is set/settable in the EPROM based machine software..

    I can supply a 5T programmers manual, paper copy ony, PM me for details. The hard code in your PRPOMS will determine if your machine will respond properly to the manual.

    I have anohter manual that will define the parameters - you can then play with them to see if you can get your machine to respond to other parameters - some will some won't..


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    Unhappy

    DUH
    5M is mill
    5T is lathe.
    THANKS FOR THE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

    I guessed as much since I've never come across a "T" series control

    So the code must look like this:

    Code:
    G00X11281Z-824 
    G02X7304Z0I-1989K-1989F100
    Specifically noting that there are no decimal points at all.

    If this is the case, it is not so big of a deal to change the format statements in a Fanuc post.

    If I could have some sample code(showing tool change, and some M codes specific to this machine control) I'm sure I can modify an existing post to give this output.

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    Sample Fanuc 5T code

    !$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    !$$ PART NO : VT/HUB GEMINI 5 -1ST END
    !$$ JAW NO : 60
    !$$ BUNG NO :
    !$$ PRESSURE : 15
    !$$ MATERIAL : 140 DIA X 93 LG K1045
    !$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    %
    N001 G21
    N002 G50 X376500 Z148000 S0960 M08
    N003 G00 T0101 M38
    N004 G96 S0140 M04
    N005 G00 X150000 Z4000
    N006 G01 Z900 F0017
    N007 X32000
    N008 G00 X144000 Z4000
    N009 G71 P010 Q020 U500 W100 D3000 F0025
    N010 G00 X68480
    N011 G01 Z800
    N012 X68500
    N013 G03 X71100 Z-500 K-1300
    N014 G01 Z-13200
    N015 X73020
    N016 Z-19000
    N017 G02 X81420 Z-23200 I4200
    N018 G01 X138050
    N019 G03 X140650 Z-24500 K-1300
    N020 G01 Z-54000
    N021 G00 X376500 Z148000 M09
    N022 G00 T0100 M05
    N023 M01
    !
    !$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ TOOL CHANGE (S. 80 DEG L/H T/F TOOL .80R )$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    !
    N024 G50 X383400 Z147500 S2200 M08
    N025 G00 T0202 M39
    N027 G97 S0800 M03
    N028 G00 X0 Z8000
    N029 G01 Z-47000 F0007
    N030 G00 Z8000
    N031 G00 X383400 Z147500 M09
    N032 G00 T0200 M05
    N033 M01
    !
    !$$$$$$$$$$$$$ TOOL CHANGE (S. 34mm "U" DRILL )$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    !
    N034 G50 X415700 Z148050 S0960 M08
    N035 G00 T0303 M38
    N036 G96 S0120 M04
    N037 G00 X32500 Z4000
    N038 G71 P039 Q046 U-500 W100 D1000 F0020
    N039 G00 X42058
    N040 G01 Z800
    N940 X42056
    N941 G02 X40641 Z507 K-1000
    N041 G01 X38876 Z-376
    N042 G02 X38290 Z-1083 K-707 I707
    N043 G01 Z-17150
    N044 X35600
    N045 G02 X33400 Z-18250 K-1100
    N046 G01 Z-40000
    N047 G00 X415700 Z148050 M09
    N048 G00 T0300 M05
    N049 M01
    !
    !$$$$$$$$$$$$$ TOOL CHANGE (S. 80 DEG L/H 32mm BAR P.85 .80R )$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    !
    N050 G50 X417000 Z147450 S0960 M08
    N051 G00 T0505 M38
    N052 G96 S0180 M04
    N053 G00 X42058 Z4000
    N054 G01 Z400 F0010
    N055 X42056
    N955 G02 X41207 Z224 K-600
    N956 G01 X39441 Z-659
    N056 G02 X39090 Z-1083 K-424 I424
    N057 G01 Z-17550
    N058 X35600
    N059 G02 X34200 Z-18250 K-700
    N060 G01 Z-35000
    N061 G01 X33500
    N062 G00 Z4000
    N063 G00 X417000 Z147450 M09
    N064 G00 T0500 M05
    N065 M01
    !
    !$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ TOOL CHANGE (S. 60 DEG L/H 25mm BAR P.70 .40R )$$$$$$$$$$
    !
    N066 G50 X375000 Z147450 S0960 M08
    N067 G00 T0606 M38
    N068 G96 S0240 M04
    N069 G00 X37000 Z4000
    N070 G01 Z400 F0012
    N071 X68500
    N072 G03 X70300 Z-500 K-900
    N073 G01 Z-13600
    N074 X71020
    N075 G03 X72220 Z-14200 K-600
    N076 G01 Z-19000
    N077 G02 X81420 Z-23600 I4600
    N078 G01 X138050
    N079 G03 X139850 Z-24500 K-900
    N080 G01 Z-37000
    N081 G00 X375000 Z147450 M09
    N082 T0600 M05
    N083 M30
    %
    !$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ TOOL CHANGE(S. 93 DEG L/H T/F TOOL .40R )$$$$$$$$$$$$$$


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    Ok, that's what I need to get started.

    It doesn't look like too big of a project for me.

    I'll get on it tonight after work.


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    Thank you MastercamGuru.
    Also, here are some more information that might help you fine tuning the post.

    Fanuc 5T has canned cycles. The canned cycles are G70, G71, G72, G74, G75 and G76.

    G70 = finish cycle
    G71 = turning cycle
    G72 = facing cycle
    G74 = face grooving cycle
    G75 = grooving cycle
    G76 = threading cycle

    I also like to draw your attention to the fact 5T does NOT use decimal point (as seen from the previous sample).
    6 digits is the maximum size with the last 3 digits always stand for the decimal part.

    For example:
    1.2 is entered as 1200 or 01200 or 001200
    0.2 is entered as 200, 0200, 00200, 000200
    0.02 is entered as 20, 020, 0020, 00020, 000020 and
    0.002 is entered as 2, 02, 002, 0002, 00002, 000002

    Once again, I greatly appreciate your help


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    Hang in there Pyramid............I only have 2 hrs a night to work on this, so it'll be awhile.

    Let me know if you find a usable post, so I can help someone else.

    Let me get a little closer, then I'll need some canned cycle parameters from you. eg. U, W, D......and some M code specifics eg. M38, M39

    Here's what I have posting so far:
    Code:
    !$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    !$$
    !$$
    !$$
    !$$
    !$$
    !$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    %
    O0000
    !(PROGRAM NAME - T)
    !(DATE=DD-MM-YY - 08-01-09 TIME=HH:MM - 01:06)
    !(MCX FILE - E:MCAMXMCXMILLLATHE TEST PART.MCX)
    !(NC FILE - E:MCAMXLATHENCT.NC)
    !(MATERIAL - STEEL INCH - 1030 - 200 BHN)
    !(POST DEV - IN-HOUSE SOLUTIONS INC.)
    !(TOOL - 1   - ROUGH FACE RIGHT - 80 DEG. - OFFSET - 1   - INSERT - NONE - HOLDER - NONE)
    !(TOOL - 2   - ROUGH LEFT - 80 DEG. - OFFSET - 2   - INSERT - CNMG-432 - HOLDER - DCGNR-164D)
    !(TOOL - 3   - OD FINISH LEFT - 35 DEG. - OFFSET - 3   - INSERT - VNMG-431 - HOLDER - MVJNR-164D)
    G20
    ! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    !($$$$$$$$$$$  TOOL - 1 OFFSET - 1  $$$$$$$$$$$)
    !(ROUGH FACE RIGHT - 80 DEG. INSERT - NONE)
    ! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    G28 U0 W0
    G50 X100000 Y0000 Z100000
    N1 T0101
    G18 G99
    M24
    M8
    G97 S375 M03
    G0 X20357 Z0000
    G50 S3600
    G96 S200
    G1 X-2268 F4321
    G0 Z1000
    M9
    G97 S3369
    G28 U0 W0
    M01
    ! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    !($$$$$$$$$$$  TOOL - 2 OFFSET - 2  $$$$$$$$$$$)
    !(ROUGH LEFT - 80 DEG. INSERT - CNMG-432)
    ! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    G28 U0 W0
    G50 X100000 Y0000 Z100000
    N2 T0202
    G18 G99
    G97 S407 M03
    G0 X18790 Z0000
    G50 S3600
    G96 S200
    G71 U1000 R0000
    G71 P4 Q6 U0200 W0100 F01
    N4 G0 X12962 S200
    G3 X15387 Z-1213 I0000 K-1213
    G1 Z-14989
    G2 X16562 Z-15577 I0587 K0000
    G3 X16761 Z-15593 I0000 K-0313
    X18790 Z-16789 I-0198 K-1196
    N6 G1 Z-38583
    G97 S407
    G28 U0 W0
    M01
    ! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    !($$$$$$$$$$$  TOOL - 3 OFFSET - 3  $$$$$$$$$$$)
    !(OD FINISH LEFT - 35 DEG. INSERT - VNMG-431)
    ! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    G28 U0 W0
    G50 X100000 Y0000 Z100000
    N3 T0303
    G18 G99
    G97 S567 M03
    G0 X13467 Z1522
    G50 S3600
    G96 S200
    G1 Z0522 F01
    X14575 Z0089
    G3 X15387 Z-0743 I-0651 K-0832
    G1 Z-14476
    X17978 Z-15488
    G3 X18790 Z-16320 I-0651 K-0832
    G1 Z-38583
    X20204 Z-37876
    G28 U0 W0
    M05
    M30
    %
    Little ways to go eh. LOL

    The mplmaster post is huge, and complicated, so be patient...

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    I am patient and very grateful to you. Thank you very much for your wonderful helping spirit. I am attaching a list of the G-codes. Next posting I'll attach the M-Codes listing.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Fanuc 5T post for Mastercam x3-g-codes_list.jpg  


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    Last part of the G-Codes List

    This is the last part of the list of the G-Codes for the Fanuc 5T
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Fanuc 5T post for Mastercam x3-g-codes_list_-_last_part.jpg  


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