[LeeWay]

Hey guys. I have too many products now that we make and need to start using offsets higher than the G54 through G59.
To use the offsets in Fusion 360, I add a number in the setup sheet that corresponds to an offset. G54 is 0 or 1, G55 is 2, G57 is 4, etc.

Are the next number G54 P1, G54 P2 etc?
If so, how do I implement them in Fusion?

[Ydna]

The Haas post should automatically jump into the G154 offsets when you specify a value higher than 6. So if you call it offset "7" in Fusion, it should output a G154 P1, etc

[JFettig]

What Ydna said, G154P1 G154 P2, etc. You can also use G110, G111, etc. Your post processor should be set up to handle it one of these ways.

[LeeWay]

Excellent.
Thanks, Guys.

[Bubba73]

Excellent.
Thanks, Guys.

Did she come in early or right on time?

[tom o]

The Haas post should automatically jump into the G154 offsets when you specify a value higher than 6. So if you call it offset "7" in Fusion, it should output a G154 P1, etc

Well that could explain it I've been scratching my head! With Fusion I plug in 54 for a offset but the new gen generator puts it as 154, so I take it I just enter 1 for 54. The other thing is it puts the feed rate at 650 and the TM1p dosen't run till it is lowered. I did change it in the post generator line 38 I belive, I'll have to check I might have the HSM turned off.

[LeeWay]

Did she come in early or right on time?

Perfect timing actually.

And setting a 7 in Setup in Fusion 360 does set G154 P1 in the Gcode as mentioned.