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Hi everybody!
I am new in writing posts. But been here for some time, just reading. A lot of useful info. Thanks a lot for that. I just started to work on okuma machine – it is a bit different from fanuc. Love it so far! I have a couple questions. May be someone can help me
Okuma OSP-P200L, using admac, can work with IGF
1. Is there a way to set up a parts counter?
2. How to set several Z offsets on Okuma ( like G54, G55 on fanuc)?
So far I have not figured it out yet. But working hard.
Thanks
The easiest way to set the datums is to use the variables
Set your Datums, This is for a 2 turret 2 spindle machine
G13
G140 (MAIN SPINDLE)
VZOFZ=53631.850
VZOFW=19704.343
G141 (SUB SPINDLE)
VZOFZ=54305.898
G140
G14
(SET B TURRET ZERO)
G140 (MAIN SPINDLE)
VZOFZ=53404.459
G141 (SUB SPINDLE)
VZOFZ=54324.488
G140
Parts counter, There are 3
(V40=VWKCC[1]
VWKCC[1]=V40-1
V40=VWKCC[2]
VWKCC[2]=V40-1
V40=VWKCC[3]
VWKCC[4]=V40-1
V40=VWKCC[4]
VWKCC[4]=V40-1)
You can also use VZSHZ to shift the zero temporarily. But remember that when you hit reset it goes away. I prefer BudgieW's method most of the time.
You can also use your common variables as counters: (you have more of them if needed)
V1=V1+1
IF[V1 GE 20]NEND
NEND M02
Best regards,
M02 should tick over the parts counter
Thanks a lot. I entered the code in. What screen do I need to bring on to see the actual count? Looked everywhere today. I am missing something.
Select the Parameter screen and then look for the page that lists your Common Variables.
In the example given by OkumaWiz the first variable V1 is being used as the counter.
All this was a good find . The OSP-300 book shows Work Counter VWRKC[α, β]
I have never been able to get this to work. VWKCC[α] works fine with α being 1,2,3 or 4.
1: Work counter A
3: Work counter C
2: Work counter B
4: Work counter D
α =
β = 1: Count value 2: Set value
Does anyone have admac for pc? I'm trying to hone my programming skills and I think admac would be able to help me.
Thank You