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  1. #1
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    Renishaw (call OO10)

    Does anyone know the cycle of measurement center shaft? (call OO10)
    Okuma OSP7000M
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  2. #2
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    Hi Darek,
    I use the following code to probe the OD of a Boss on an Okuma with OSP5020M and OSP-E100M controllers.
    I have it setup as a G Code macro on G113 and works quite well.
    This code is for an MP10 or OMP60 Renishaw probe (on the e100)
    To use on the 5020M with the MP3 probe I took out the call to the probe ON/OFF routines (OO18 & OO19)
    Hope this helps
    Cheers
    Brian.



    OBOSS
    (*G113 CODE FOR OD GAUGING, SETTING X & Y*)
    (*G113 X_ Y_ H_ D_ Z_*)
    (*POSITION PROBE WITHIN 8MM OF BOSS CENTRE, 'Z' DISTANCE AWAY*)
    (*X & Y = POSITION TO ZEROSET AT*)
    (*H = COORDINATE SYSTEM TO ZEROSET TO*)
    (*D = APPROXIMATE DIAMETER OF BOSS/SPIGOT*)
    (*Z = Z DISTANCE FROM FACE OF BOSS - *)
    (* PROBE WILL TRAVEL 10MM BEYOND THIS Z DISTANCE*)
    VSTOH[5]=VTOFH[1] (RESET PROBE LENGTH TO ORIGINAL PROBE, TOOL 1)
    IF [PH EQ EMPTY] NALM1
    IF [PX EQ EMPTY] NALM1
    IF [PY EQ EMPTY] NALM1
    IF [PD EQ EMPTY] NALM1
    IF [PZ EQ EMPTY] NALM1
    IF [PZ LE 0] NALM2
    IF [PH LE 0] NALM1
    IF [PH GT 200] NALM1
    M133 (*SINGLE BLOCK VALID*)
    M137 (*FEEDRATE OVERRIDE VALID*)
    M141 (*SLIDE HOLD VALID*)
    G15 H=PH
    CALL OO18 (*TURN ON PROBE*)
    CALL OO10 PMOD=6 PDI=PD PZIN=PZ+10 (*GAUGE OD*)
    CALL OO20 PHN=PH PX=PX PY=PY (*SET ZEROSETS*)
    GOTO NEND3
    NALM1
    VUACM[1]='ERROR X,Y,H,D,Z'
    VDOUT[993]=4
    (************)
    NALM2
    VUACM[1]='Z MUST BE > 0'
    VDOUT[993]=5
    (************)
    NEND3 G15 H=PH
    CALL OO19 (*TURN OFF PROBE*)
    RTS

  3. #3
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    Thanks Brian, it is important for me:CALL OO10 PMOD=6 PDI=PD PZIN=PZ+10
    I use MP10 Renishaw on an Okuma VH-40 with OSP7000M controller.
    Do you have instructions for the milling "Gauging Manual"? (*.pdf) (for OSP7000M or OSP5020M or OSP-E100M)
    Could you possibly send me? [email protected]

    Best Regards
    Darek

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    Hi Brian
    I have another question. In OSP7000M controller I can not find window "gauging results". Is there another way to display gauging results?(inner/outer diameter,distance between inner/outer faces) For example in the table "common variables".I tested the code VC1 = VS30, but controller does not accept.

    Darek

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    I am not absolutely certain for the OSP7000M control but on our OSP5020M control I press the "Extend" button (when in Auto Mode) until I see a function key label called "Personal".
    Pressing that key brings up the probe results.
    Hope it is the same for you.
    Cheers
    Brian.

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    Hi
    I found the key. Our OSP7000M control is in German. Function key is called the "print daten". Thanks for your help
    Regards
    Darek

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