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I have a 4 axis wire edm post that I made with PostBuilder and have been using it for over a year now. It has one problem. No matter what the MCS is set to, the program is always generated based on the position of the WCS. To work around this, I have simply been using Instance Geometry to move a copy of the part to the position I need and then create my program. My question is this: Is there a command or something that I can add to my post so it recognizes the MCS as the program zero? I don't know if I'm just missing something, doing something wrong, or is this just how the wire posts created in PostBuilder work. Any help will be appreciated! Regards, Harold Cobb Last edited by weirdharold; 10-19-2010 at 09:17 AM. Reason: Using NX5 |
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| Hello friend your post is wrong attachment follows the example my post generated from the MCS if you want to test my post send me an email to andrenxcam@yahoo.com.br example: executed in the diameter of the 20mm mcs in center. % (Tue Oct 26 11:52:17 2010) N10 (C:\Program Files\UGS\NX 6.0\UGII\model1.prt) N20 (sdsdd) N30 (EXTERNAL_TRIM) N40 G92 G00 X0 Y0 N50 G60 N60 M20 N70 G38 N80 G29 N90 EXTE N100 G01 X12500 Y0 N110 G01 X10000 Y0 N120 G02 X0 Y-10000 I0 J0 N130 G02 X-10000 Y0 I0 J0 N140 G02 X0 Y10000 I0 J0 N150 G02 X10000 Y0 I0 J0 N160 G01 X12500 Y0 N170 G01 X10000 Y0 N180 G02 X0 Y-10000 I0 J0 N190 G02 X-10000 Y0 I0 J0 N200 G02 X0 Y10000 I0 J0 N210 G02 X10000 Y0 I0 J0 N220 G01 X12500 Y0 N230 M02
__________________ ANDRÉ LUIS DO NASCIMENTO SPECIALIST CAM APPLICATIONS MULTI AXIS / IS&V (NX) |
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| The postprocessor should only see MCS coordinates, so something is wrong here. The WCS is never used. In the geometry view ofthe operation navigator, are all the groups and operations under the MCS? If you move the WCS and post again, do the coordinates change?
__________________ Mark Rief Siemens PLM |
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| I"m not sure this structure is correct. Never have fully understood the correct way to do this. I have noticed, that when I change my MCS, to the correct axis I need for our Robocut wire, it revert's back , 90 deg off , like it does not want to stay, if that make's any sense. I'm including the correct program to cut this part. If I post the code out with the part placed like it is in the picture , I'm 90 Deg. off. Regards, Harold Cobb |
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| There should be a MCS_WEDM at the top of the tree, with a workpiece, optionally WEDM geometry groups, and then the operations. Start by creating a WEDM setup, not a milling setup.
__________________ Mark Rief Siemens PLM |
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| That's the trick !! You got me thinking when I was at home this morning about what you posted earlier, & now that I'm at work & opened it up & did what you just posted, code is correct. Many thank's for helping resolve this. Regard's, Harold Cobb |
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