g-code issues for tormach770 from fusion 360

[joeyjrc]

Hey guys, I'm learning fusion 360 with Titans of cnc channel. I'm trying to make the Titan 1m prj. on my Tormach 770. I finished the drawing and loaded the cam generated
g-code onto my Tormach 770 but it through a bunch of alarms. The program has a bunch of M26 codes that the tormach doesn't like. I think its a tool unclamp code, also program has "end of blocks" before program notes and in front of random blocks. I set the default g-code editor to notepad and it still posts this nonsense in fusion.
Has anyone made the Titan 1m with there Tormach? I appreciate any help you can give me. FYI, I've been writing g-code by hand for years but I've always wanted to learn cad/cam so this is my first attempt. i'm very green with cad/cam software.

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[Kenny Duval]

If you genereated the code in Fusion with a Tormach post processor then the code should run and not contain any M codes your machine does not support. You have a post processor configuration issue.

[jwatte]

It's possible they are using manual G-code steps in Fusion. If so, you have to remove or replace those.

[joeyjrc]

I'll look into the post processor issue. I guess there is a post processor default setting to change or something like that?

[joeyjrc]

I'm not sure what you mean by manual g code steps. I can go through the program and remove the m codes and other nonsense, but the program is quite long and this is a pain. I was hoping I could just set the fusion software up correctly for my Tormach for future projects.

[maker of things]

check if you have anything about 4th axis enabled, either machine in fusion or in the tormach post. I had something similar when the fusion machine was 4 axis mill. I think the codes are to clamp/unclamp the rotary axis.

[jwatte]

By "manual G code steps" I mean exactly that -- it's possible to create a "tool path" in Fusion that lets you enter G-code inline, and Fusion will then just spit that out as you entered it when you post the part.

[joeyjrc]

Thanks, I'll look into that.