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HI

CAN SOMEONE CAN HELP ME TO MODIFY MY POST FOR OKUMA CADET MATE 4020 ON MASTERCAM X4

I GOT 2 PROBLEM WITH IT,

THE FIRST IS THAT I HAVE 2 SEQUENCE NUMBER ON THE SAME LINE
EX:
N322 G2 X-2.7648 Y1.5963 I.5672 J.0203
N323 G3 X-2.902 Y2.1085 I-.3247 J.1875
N324 G1 Z.1 F50.0
N325 G0 Z.25
N326 X-3.277 Y1.459 N326 a90.
N327 Z.1
N328 G1 Z-.3667 F30.0

AND THE SECOND PROBLEM, IT POST A "M" ALONE ON A DRILL CYCLE

EX: N395 G81 X-2.2733 Y1.3125 Z0. R.1 F4.1 M0

WHAT IS THE CHANGE TO DO IN MY POST???

THANKS

[Superman]

Welcome to the "zone"

It seems you have done a bit of editing on a PC.... so as a suggestion, TURN THE CAPS LOCK OFF when writing messages.......it is considered as yelling.

You will need to attach your post, as the issue can be in a number of places
( to attach a file in the zone must meet certain criteria. ... the main one for you is that it cannot end in ".PST" ......
....so copy the post to a compressed folder [.ZIP] and then upload that with your next message.... another method is to add .TXT on the end & upload that file directly )

The M0 on the end of a drill cycle seems to be added from within your operation ( not a post issue ), it's placement refers to "canned text", so look at that area ( you may have added it accidently )

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CADET-MATE 4020.TXT

[Superman]

THE FIRST IS THAT I HAVE 2 SEQUENCE NUMBER ON THE SAME LINE
EX:N326 X-3.277 Y1.459 N326 a90.


AND THE SECOND PROBLEM, IT POST A "M" ALONE ON A DRILL CYCLE

EX: N395 G81 X-2.2733 Y1.3125 Z0. R.1 F4.1 M0

OK, I have modified your post
--- whoever edited it ( French, by the looks ), did not know what they were doing
--- this looks like an old V8 post, try and get a more up-to-date post, has better code output, neater code, better programming, sub-routines etc.

Lower case rotary address, now upper case
invalid command removed,----- there are a lot more still in the post
- M at the end of a canned cycle is now fixed, they commented out the possibility of an M54 ( initial level equalling retract level )

Modified post is attached
search for my member-name for the area I have worked on.