[nduerr]

I have a fixture with 5 identical stations offset by 2.000" with a common pick up point.
In the program I have station 1 = G561, 2 = G562... 5 =G565 so I can fine tune each station independently. I am currently going into the /parms/coord page to adjust each independently.
I would like to make an nc program with macros in it to speed up the setup from run to run that sets the G561...G565 coordinates in the machine. This would be similar to loading tool length & diameter offsets
using g10 and these parameters: Tool length = Cent 5 P601-P699, Cent 6 P2101-P2199 , Tool diameter = Cent 5 P501-P599, Cent 6 P2001-P2099.

I just haven't found where the values for the work coordinate (G561...5) X, Y & Z's are stored (manual says see APPENDIX A for a list of parameters mine is a list of error codes).

I assume they are a hidden parameter, I didn't see anything when I was looking thru them on the machine or in the manual.

I hope to do this something like this:
Initial values are (999x are place holders for the actual parameter #)
parameter 9991 = 0.00 (g561 x)
parameter 9992 = 0.00 (g561 y)
parameter 9993 = 0.00 (g561 z)

in the G10 nc file

G10
P9991 = 1.00
P9992 = 2.00
P9993 = 3.00
G11

After running the nc, when I go to the /parms/coord page
G560 shows
X = 1.00
Y = 2.00
Z = 3.00

If anyone has a copy of the list if machine parameters (APPENDIX A) that I am missing, I think I could get it from there.
Nick

[metalmayhem]

If your picking up from one point on the fixture then using one workshift (g54) with g52 shifts would be better in my opinion

[Brian L]

This is from my Centurion 5 manual, not sure if this is what you need, but look at P412 and on...

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