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  1. #1

    Display a Variable in the CNC program on an Okuma MB-66VB

    I want to display the value of a variable in the CNC program see below

    VC10=VC10+90.
    MSG (?=VC10) ;;;What syntax do I need to use to display the value of the variable VC10
    M00
    NMSG

    This part of the program is looped so the value increases.
    would be grateful if someone can tell me how to display the value??

  2. #2
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    Re: Display a Variable in the CNC program on an Okuma MB-66VB

    I think it isn't possible to show with MSG command
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    Re: Display a Variable in the CNC program on an Okuma MB-66VB

    That a pity as I have been able to display this type of variable value on other CNC controls. Thanks Kurmay.

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    Re: Display a Variable in the CNC program on an Okuma MB-66VB

    use the alarm buffer to display ...

    also, u can show local variables table, in auto-mode screen if i recon correct

    ps : why do you wanna display ? maybe there are others means to accomplish what u need ... keeping your eyes locked on screen for live variable value following seems a bit non-automated
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