I recently updated to X5, having post problems.
If I have 2 chains in an operation, X Y and Z move together instead of X Y then Z
I found the line in the post Plinm,
plinm # Linear line movement - at feedrate 1
pcan
pcan1, n$, sccomp, sgcode, x$, y$,z$ pfr, strcantext, e$
pcan2,
if I move to:
plinm # Linear line movement - at feedrate 1
pcan
pcan1, n$, sccomp, x$, y$, pfr, strcantext, e$
pcan2, n& sgcode, z$, pfr, strcantext, e$
it's close, it seperates the z moves from the X and Y but the feed rates don't follow right it doubles some. It also puts the X Y feed rate after the move.
Here is a sample with the post in original condition:
%
N10 G70 G75 G90
N20 G0 T20 M6
N30 G0 X2.1875 Y-1.6563
N40 S3250 M3
N50 Z.1
N60 G1 Z-.4 F15.0
N70 X2.
N80 X1.9062
N90 Y-1.75
N100 Y-1.9375
N110 G0 Z.1
N120
N130 X2.1875 Y-1.4063 N130 G1 Z-.4 F15.0 ****
N140 X2.
N150 X1.6562
N160 Y-1.75
N170 Y-1.9375
N180 G0 Z.1
N190
N200 X2.1875 Y-1.1563 N200 G1 Z-.4 F15.0 ****
N210 X2.
N220 X1.4375
N230 G3 X1.4062 Y-1.1875 I1.4375 J-1.1875
I think I'm going to have the same problems with cir interpolation:
pcirm # Circular interpolation 2
pcan
pcan1, n$, sgplane, sccomp, pccdia, psgcode, x$, y$, z$, pijk, pfr, strcantext, e$
pcan2
Any Post gods out there