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  1. #1
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    Drilling section for Biesse Rover

    I'm trying to write postprocessor for Biesse Rover B4.35 (4-Axis machining center with NC1000) and have some troubles...
    First of all, NC file have sections - optimized drillings, labels sections, stock parameters and so on. And section where pointed starts of sections in bytes from start of file, otherwise "Label management error" occured.
    And how can I extract drilling operations to separate section?
    Example NC file attached.
    Thanks.
    Attached Files Attached Files

  2. #2
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    Hi again. Looks like problem had been resolved, but I'm not sure that it's right way. I'm just testing tool type and omit any output if it is a drill tool. Instead of this I take x,y,z,depth & diameter of tool and form string for drilling section and store it in separate string variable.
    It's not looking good, but it's work.
    Another bad thing - its unusual Z axis - inversed axis. I.t. I must set tool/construction plane to BOTTOM. But engraving not working with this plane!!!

  3. #3
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    Need basic post for biesse rover 37 anyyhing to get started with will help

    If someone could please help me out with this we got a new m achine in and i would like to try and get it running.We got it from another company that closed and no info on it.Anything will help out.Machine is nc 1000 cont.

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    Can you post example of NC file and characteristics of machine?

  5. #5
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    Machone is a Rover 37

    Here is a program that I have gotten off the machine.Thanks for any help you or anyone can give.

    [COMMENTO]

    [CENTRO01]
    PARAMETRI=000000208
    UTENSILI=000000362
    LABELF=000000577
    LABELC=000000564
    FORATURA=000000531
    CONTORNATURA=000000381
    TABELLEFORI=000000546
    CONFASSIST=000000590
    ATTREZZAGGIO=000000607
    [PARAMETRI01]
    N10 G71 HC=1 LY=533.4 PLPZ=25.4 PDM=0 PUOS=0 FIL=0 BLO=0 ACC=0 RUO=0 PRS=1 PRL=1 LZ=(PLPZ+PCSG) PPWQ=0.000 KA=0.000 PVER=1.000 LX=1320.8
    %
    [UTENSILI01]
    3/8
    %
    [CONTORNATURA01]
    N20 PAN=1 ST1="3/8" ST2="NULL" ST3="NULL" L=PCUA
    N79 XO171.45 YO63.5 L=C2.5B G0
    N79 XO1149.35 L=C2.5B G0
    N79 XO0 YO0 G0
    N80 L=POFF
    %
    [FORATURA01]
    %
    [TABELLEFORI01]
    %
    [LABELC01]
    %
    [LABELF01]
    %
    [CONFASSIST01]
    %
    [ATTREZZAGGIO01]
    %
    []

  6. #6
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    Looks like it's the same code that we have in B4.35, but we haven't subroutines like "L=C2.B"... It's standart subroutine? Any way, my post is...
    1. ...for MCX
    2. ...NOT support engraving, horizontal drilling and aggregates yet.

    But it suit pretty well for needs of our furniture factory.

  7. #7
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    Wish i had something great like that to get me started.Or even some books about the nc 1000 controller and how to make post for it in mc

  8. #8
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    Ok, send me your email. May be I can help you with nc1000. You prefer russian on english version?

  9. #9
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    biesse rover 37

    hi i know its been a while since your last posts but did you find the solutions to the problems you have been having?? or the information that you were after?

  10. #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by gwoody View Post
    Here is a program that I have gotten off the machine.Thanks for any help you or anyone can give.

    [COMMENTO]

    [CENTRO01]
    PARAMETRI=000000208
    UTENSILI=000000362
    LABELF=000000577
    LABELC=000000564
    FORATURA=000000531
    CONTORNATURA=000000381
    TABELLEFORI=000000546
    CONFASSIST=000000590
    ATTREZZAGGIO=000000607
    [PARAMETRI01]
    N10 G71 HC=1 LY=533.4 PLPZ=25.4 PDM=0 PUOS=0 FIL=0 BLO=0 ACC=0 RUO=0 PRS=1 PRL=1 LZ=(PLPZ+PCSG) PPWQ=0.000 KA=0.000 PVER=1.000 LX=1320.8
    %
    [UTENSILI01]
    3/8
    %
    [CONTORNATURA01]
    N20 PAN=1 ST1="3/8" ST2="NULL" ST3="NULL" L=PCUA
    N79 XO171.45 YO63.5 L=C2.5B G0
    N79 XO1149.35 L=C2.5B G0
    N79 XO0 YO0 G0
    N80 L=POFF
    %
    [FORATURA01]
    %
    [TABELLEFORI01]
    %
    [LABELC01]
    %
    [LABELF01]
    %
    [CONFASSIST01]
    %
    [ATTREZZAGGIO01]
    %
    []
    hello, would also like to get this post precess, where can I dowload

    Please

  11. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by NWind View Post
    I'm trying to write postprocessor for Biesse Rover B4.35 (4-Axis machining center with NC1000) and have some troubles...
    First of all, NC file have sections - optimized drillings, labels sections, stock parameters and so on. And section where pointed starts of sections in bytes from start of file, otherwise "Label management error" occured.
    And how can I extract drilling operations to separate section?
    Example NC file attached.
    Thanks.
    hello, would also like to get this post precess, where can I dowload

    Please

  12. #12
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    Post Label management error

    One way to avoid the "Label management error". Define all the labels as '000000000' as shown. Now load the program into the editor. Before you do anything else hit the F2 key = save file Most versions of the editor will now recalculate the label list and the file is ready to use now. You might have to check the parameter section in the editor too.

    [CENTRO01]
    PARAMETRI=000000000
    UTENSILI=000000000
    LABELF=000000000
    LABELC=000000000
    FORATURA=000000000
    CONTORNATURA=000000000
    TABELLEFORI=000000000
    CONFASSIST=000000000
    ATTREZZAGGIO=000000000
    [PARAMETRI01]

    I know this is an old message, but I thought it might help others with the same problem.

    Cheers,
    Rainer

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