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  1. #1
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    HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    Hello All,
    How can I detect the Mid-auto manual button if it is pressed on Okuma control.
    I can detect the restart sequence by using the parameter VRSTT but don't know about the Mid-auto manual.
    Any help will be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks

  2. #2
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    Re: HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    hy i may be able to help, but please give more details

    please consider, that is possible that you won't need midauto detection, but other ways to achieve same result / kindly
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    Re: HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    hello again, few seconds ago, i just made the machine show a message, that mid-auto was used

    how may i help you ? kindly
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    Re: HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    press <Reset> and then press <MidAutoManual>?

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    Re: HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    hy mr bunny this is about in program detection when pressing mid-auto, thus logic in the *.min file, based on operator pushing it
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    Re: HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    curious, what the procedure could be used for?
    normaly I press <step mode>, wait for axes stop and retract then <MidAutoManual> and so on ...

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    Re: HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    good morning i am also curious what nodochau has in mind

    i just realized, i have to check also feedstop + midauto ...
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    Re: HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    i just checked, and detection works also after feedstop+midauto



    applications :
    ... program issues detection, as any of vrstt or midauto is only used when a problem is there; thus for stability improvement, as it can target better code, or detecting an operator habit, or if an intervention was done as required, etc
    ... improvement for retract & return functions, as for when hobbing, or big tap feed hold, thus any midautor triggered during rpm sincronocity with linear axis, or when thread chasing for rechucked parts
    ... debuger for a higher method of aproach, aplicable to big parts for example, as to speed up restart at midblock position like a G01 that executes in 30 minutes, thus cut down auxialary time

    just use your imagination
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  9. #9
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    Re: HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    well. two more related questions:
    1. If the variable indicates the mode "MidAutoManual" active one, or just is indicating the PB contact on?
    2. Does the OSP execute the part program while the mode "MidAutoManual" is active?

  10. #10
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    Re: HOW TO DECTECT MID-AUTO MANUAL BUTTON

    Quote Originally Posted by deadlykitten View Post
    hy mr bunny this is about in program detection when pressing mid-auto, thus logic in the *.min file, based on operator pushing it
    That is correct. I can use parameter VRSTT to detect the operator has pressed the restart so that I can skip counter or somethings....
    Ex: IF[VRSTT NE 0] DO SOMETHING
    Now what is the parameter of Mid-Auto when it is pressed.

    Thanks a lot.

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