Hi...
Thanks for the Reply, but #3 did not make any difference. The alarm still exists.
Need Help..
Ash
Hi...
Thanks for the Reply, but #3 did not make any difference. The alarm still exists.
Need Help..
Ash
Check if you have typed the program correctly. I cannot see any error in the program.
#4 and #5 are local variables of the macro. So, you can see their values when the macro is being executed. These remain undefined in the calling program.
Hi
I will make sure that the Program has been Typed Correctly.
Also wanna Ask that will it output the Variable value or it will also output the Identification of Values..
Just like -
123.456
456.123
or
#101 = 123.456
#102 = 456.123
What alteration in the program has to be done if i want a Output with Idenfication...
Ash
Thanks for your TIME, SUPPORT & PATIENCE
DPRINT[VAR#3[50] ***DATA#2 [53]] would print as
VAR 101 DATA 123.456
etc., when parameter 6001#1 is 0. When it is 1, the output would be
VAR101 DATA123.456
(Make correction in the DPRINT command)
Really this was a Format Error. Actually it is Supposed to be ( D - OHO - ONE ) & not ( DO - ZERO - ONE ) & i had typed it as D - Zero - 1.
Sir Mike Lynch told me the Soution for the same & the command executed sucessfully.
:wee::banana:
Ash
Thanks for your TIME, SUPPORT & PATIENCE
Hi all,
I have need standerd value of G56 for macro. Just like G65 H___P__Q__R__. please send me th chart of H,P,Qand R value thanks
U can check it out with in Macro programming manual that came with the machine.
Unless give me some time & i will check it out & ping you back.
Ash
Is this what you need?
A...........#1
B........... #2
C...........#3
D...........#7
E........... #8
F........... #9
H...........#11
I........... #4
J........... #5
K........... #6
M...........#13
Q...........#17
R...........#18
S...........#19
T...........#20
U...........#21
V...........#22
W...........#23
X...........#24
Y...........#25
Z...........#26
hI Guys,
As we discussed Previously about WHILE-DO loop option, there is also 1 minute correction to it. It goes as follows -
DPRNT [VAR3 [5] ***DATA#2 [ 57] ]..........This is the format as specifed in that program,
BUT ACTUALLY It should be -
DPRNT [VAR3 [50]***DATA#2 [57 ] ] .
Format errors encounters if u only command [5] instead of [50].
Ash
Nt
I have tested that error & debugged it on my machine.
The error resides in the format.
Ash.
I'll look into that format change when I get back into the shop. I ran it as is, VAR3[5], without any errors so far. It may just be how my control interperets the numbers in the brackets. Standard format includes 2 numbers (the second number to denote accuracy following the decimal), I believed mine was reading [5] to mean there was an implicit 0 following the 5. I ran this using Hyperterminal to capturethe text file, I will see what difference the format change has on mycontrol (which is HAAS i this instance).
hi james, my name is rosalio moreno im from grand junction colorado i work for lewis engineering and i am wonder if you can help me out with some macro information, im struggling with a 3 point vector macro and i really need help
thankss