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  1. #1
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    G1 with R (Fanuc 0-MC)

    I have one machine which appects that (G1 R<number>) and other one doesn't accept. Actually no alarm pops out but it makes sharp corner without radius.

    Both machines have Fanuc 0-MC.

    I have found some old thread with same problem but it hadn't been solved.
    Sorry for bad english

  2. #2
    Post your part program
    L. Sakthivel
    Email:[email protected], website:www.premierengrs.com

  3. #3
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    Here it is

    Code:
    G0 X9.50 Y-27.40
    G0 Z-9
    G1 X-212.69 F500
    G2 Y6.20 R17.20
    G1 X6.20 R20
    G1 Y-29.55
    But, there should not be problem in program, because 100% same program on one machine works and on other doesn't.
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    Sorry for bad english

  4. #4
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    Looks like a decimal point problem. Have you tried R20. in that block?

    I would compare parameter 0015 bit 7 and 0016 bit 3 on both machines. Make the one that doesn't work the same as the one that does.

  5. #5
    G01 is the Linear interpolation only try G02 in place of G01
    L. Sakthivel
    Email:[email protected], website:www.premierengrs.com

  6. #6
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    0015#7 = 1 on both machines (If a decimal point is omitted, the selected unit is the least input increment / mm, inch, deg, and sec.)

    0016#3 = 0 on both machines (Decimal point input or display is used / is not used)

    I knew that it is not problem with decimal point because I know that machine interprets numbers without decimal point as milimeters.

    Any other ideas?
    Maybe there is a parameter to enable this, but it might be 900's parameters which I don't have in my param. book???
    Sorry for bad english

  7. #7
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    Lightbulb Re: G1 with R (Fanuc 0-MC)

    well this is waaaaaaaaaaaaay too late but i think you need to put "," before so it goes lie=ke this

    G0 X9.50 Y-27.40
    G0 Z-9
    G1 X-212.69 F500
    G2 Y6.20 R17.20
    G1 X6.20 ,R20 <-----
    G1 Y-29.55

    just for info if someone else had the same problem

  8. #8
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    Re: G1 with R (Fanuc 0-MC)

    Look for Parameter for Circle intrpolation
    One is for an R value and the Other will be for I/J/K

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