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    how to translate Fanuc G65 to okuma

    I'm a fanuc guy using a lot of custom macro. I got a new used okuma mill with osp 300 control and I'm trying to translate my fanuc macroB stuff to okuma. Here is a simple question : How to call a sub...
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    Re: Amada aries 222 with amadan O3P controller

    Same problem, control hung on not ready, LED of manual, auto and single mode are lit, cheked the main power supply, all voltage are good, checked the servo amp power suplpy, seems good. Reset led on...
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    Re: Alarm 1012 Fanuc OM

    alarm over 1000 are machine tool related, not fanuc and are different for each machine. Wath it seems to mean is that the spindle orientation limit switch is off when it should be on. Is this alarm...
  4. Thread: Fanuc 0M-A

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    Re: Fanuc 0M-A

    It could have someting to do. There are some limit switch monitoring the state of the tool changer. According to their state, axis movement could be disable.
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    Re: fanuc 0M-D spindle alarm

    alarm over 1000 are machine tool related, not fanuc and are different for each machine. Wath it seems to mean is that the spindle orientation limit switch is off when it should be on. Is this alarm...
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    add renishaw probe to fanuc 0M-D

    I recently bought an renishaw OMP40-2 probe with OTS tool setter and OMI-2t interface. I located the skip signal input and have M68/M69 m-code avaible since i have no chip convoyer. I think it missed...
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    Re: Can't enter #s 1-20 in diagnostic d0499-d0520

    the following is for umbrella type 20 tool automatic tool changer

    diagnostic parameter:
    N10300 P 11010000
    N10301 P 00000111
    N10302 P 01110001
    N10303 P 10100110
    N10304 P 00000000
    N10305 P...
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    Re: Amada aries 222 with amadan O3P controller

    Similar issue, at power on, x and y axis "jump" in minus direction, then alarm 530, 531, 532 and sometimes 426 and/or 427 pop up. Even with the stop switch activated or the tool change switch to on...
  9. Thread: Add a 4th axis

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    Add a 4th axis

    I have a fanuc 0-MD ready for the 4th axis including 4th servo amplifier A06b-6079-h104. I do some reading and fourth axis does not seem to be plug and play. I don't really need full 4th ,indexer is...
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    Re: Tool Offset for Fanuc 0-MD

    You have to use different offset number for length and radius and if the offset is used with H word in program it is in Z(length) and with a D word it is in X-Y(radius). If you have 20 tool in your...
  11. Re: hardinge VMC600 programming issue when using R-word insert arc

    the answer is in the question: No cutter comp. So the center of a 1/2" endmill follow a path with a .5" radius. 1/4" radius of tool +1/2" toolpath radius= 3/4"
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    Re: Thread Milling using macro

    Heu.. i'm not sure i well understand wath you mean! Nobody program in machine coordinate!!! If so each time you do a set up, your part need to be exactly at the same point! No sense, usually all the...
  13. Re: Macro Program for Collision check via Spinde load

    I found that the parameter listed are not good for 0i. which model of 0i (0i model C or D)? it seems that 4028 and 4029 are ok for all 0i, i try some test on my old 0M-D with no luck, prm 6528 and...
  14. Re: Macro Program for Collision check via Spinde load

    sorry but i don't know so much about that, i thing that patern 1 limit the increase speed of the power while patern 2 increase the power at normal speed(like no power limitation). Idon't know if 0i...
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    Re: Thread Milling using macro

    maybe i'm wrong, but i suspect that you have a some confusion about wath G54 does. G54 X5. Y8. does not shift your origin. It just call a move to the point X5. Y8. in the workpiece coordinate system...
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    Re: Thread Milling using macro

    you can avoid incremental mode but it's a little bit tricky and in my opinion, much more complicated than use G91, there is a system variable that store current position in the workpiece coordinate...
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    Re: Thread Milling using macro

    This is exactly wath I've done in my previous post!!! Read the chapter 15 of your operator manual, there is evry thing you have to know about macro.

    Before writting a macro, you have to know...
  18. Re: Macro Program for Collision check via Spinde load

    there is certainly a parameter in the 6000 range that set the overload limit, try to find it and maybe use a macro that set it with G10, at the beginning of any opération, set it at a limit that...
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    Re: Thread Milling using macro

    If i understand correctly, it's a Fanuc 0i mate control, so this kind of macro will work, if you have fanuc macro b otion turned on. to know it, try to run a small program like that:

    %
    O0001...
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    Re: Thread Milling using macro

    It seems clear that we are speaking of fanuc control here, and variable mapping for Fanuc is quite standar regardless of control model, some diference for system variable, but programming format is...
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    Re: Thread Milling using macro

    if operator need to change the code for each family of part, macro is the way to go!!! with macro you can create a thread milling cycle defined by surface, depth, x-y location of the hole cutter dia...
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    Re: Help G54, G55, G56

    Maco could be a very usefull thing, i wrote several macro to repeat part, one to make a rectangular array of part, just ave to specify the x and y spacing, number of row and number of column. Another...
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    fanuc OM-D power supply alarm at start up

    recently, when I power up my machine i got a lot of alarm, power supply alarm 01, spindle amplifier alarm 30 and alarm 414, 424, 434. but servo amplifier doesn't display any number. diagnostic prm...
  24. Re: Z axis Zero return not triggered during operation.

    it seems to me that your problem is more with the tool change thant with the zero return. Is your Z tool change is the same than the Z home? Also, you should have a switch activated at Z tool change...
  25. Re: Thread milling issue. Machine pauses at end of every circle/loop.

    level change i.e. pass from main to sub, sub to main or sub to another sub take a signifiant amount of time, also the use of "goto" statement is to avoid if you don't want to have a pause. The goto...
  26. Re: Thread milling issue. Machine pauses at end of every circle/loop.

    it is not a macro call but a sub program call, may be your delay is due to exit en re-enter in the sub program.
    try to loop inside the macro instead of repeat the sub 25 time. Pass the number of...
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    Re: buying a new vmc Mori vs Okuma

    once again, the point goes to Okuma for the service
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    buying a new vmc Mori vs Okuma

    we are going to buy a new VMC and at this time two machine are in the race. First one Mori seki Dura vertical 5100, second Okuma genos M-560-V. No experience with this two brand. We only cut...
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    Re: advice about vertical machining center

    Here is the finalist machine. First one Mori seki Dura vertical 5100, second Okuma genos M-560-V. No experience with this two brand. Here is the pro and con that I see for this two machine, hope you...
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    buying a new vmc Mori vs Okuma

    we are going to buy a new VMC and at this time two machine are in the race. First one Mori seki Dura vertical 5100, second Okuma genos M-560-V. No experience with this two brand. We only cut...
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