Re: OSP5000LG ERROR WITH DRILLING CYCLES. PLEASE HELP
hy guys
its spitting out a g182 xo z-25 etc followed by a G180 to end the cycle but it doesnt like this
just like rcs said, g182 is a boring cycle; uses C axis, and M orientation
it works because g73 = grooving
i have tried everything i can think of in the way of drilling cycles
everything seems to alarm
try g code :
... home position
... t505
... s500 m42 m08 m03 ( m42 is ok for drill o13.5; is it hss ? )
... g00 x0 z6.5
... g01 z-25.056 f<0.15 g95 ( use a lower feed )
... z-25.056+0.3
... g00 z6.5
... home position
* writing all these is done in few seconds, a minute, etc ... maybe 2 days
rad comp planes :
... g17 xy
... g18 xz
... g119 cxz
it also spits out a G17 which once removed is no issue
is no issue = code still does not work if i may, consider to replace "is no issue" with "is same sh**t"
am i missing something in the code below ?
no, code is just fine ... you are missing the programing manual; pls find it attached
if you will search inside it, you will find all what was discussed : g182 74 73 17, etc
now, you should configure your cam to use the correct g-codes
i also run an okuma mc4vA mill at work and have never had any issues with this in the 12 years i've used it with cam and inbuilt igf.
12 years of cam&igf, without g-code, can't help one to achieve higher control or debug; i have met persons with 10years+ of g-code, and they can easy switch to cam&igf
if you still have time, i will tell you a story : one day, a cam guy, after years of programing, came down into the production area, to ask for a center drill, so to have a clue what is it, because it's cam was always asking for a center drill before drilling
but i believe that you can relax, because i doubt that future machining is about g-codes/ kindly
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