[Take-it-easy]

To all users of Roeder controllers!

When the desk is overloaded and you need to run several parts of a series – then it’s necessary to switch off the breakage control so that everything is running smoohtly.

Is it possible to secure a milling machine and jump to the next work piece in case of a breakage or wear out without having to buy the option ‘job management’?

Many thanks for your answers!

I am thinking for example about the jumping command like on the Heidenhain controllers (if/do and so on)

[gekufi]

Hello

As a program stop is directly linked to the breakage recognition, I am not sure if that’s possible. You should ask Roeder directly, they will be able to help you.
I know the problem from our RFM1000 when we clamp several component parts for the weekend.

Regards

Gerd

[Elmoh]

Hello take –it-easy
You could (with a lot of effort) define the breakage control yourself.
If you set ,for example with. -broken=200 the breakage limit quite high, then you could define with an IF condition if the tool should be used or not. If not, then a M30 follows and the machine jumps to the next part.
Main requirement would be that you increase your main.bef a step further:
For example
Haupt.bef:

XCALL part1.bef // the actual commando file in which the IF condition should be in
XCALL part2.bef
...
…
…
M30
It’s a lot of effort at the start. But when the program is done….
Regards
Elmoh