Bob,
My
method of programming probes was to insert a user elmt where I wanted a
particular probing routine to occur. In my .tmp file I had different sections
for each particular routine. Each section positioned the probe and then
hard-coded a Fanuc macro call-out. In my case, I created a separate .tmp with
all the M3 and M8 codes left out for probing purposes.
Example:
@USER1
#IF(#U9=1)<***** USER ELEMENT 1ST ARC SECTION *****>
G90 #MOV X#XPOS Y#YPOS
G65 P9023 A1 D2.0 S1
#IF(#U9=1)<***** USER ELEMENT 1ST ARC SECTION *****>
G90 #MOV X#XPOS Y#YPOS
G65 P9023 A1 D2.0 S1
@USER2
#IF(#U9=1)<***** USER ELEMENT 2ND ARC SECTION *****>
G90 #MOV X#XPOS Y#YPOS
G65 P9023 A1 D2.0 S2
#IF(#U9=1)<***** USER ELEMENT 2ND ARC SECTION *****>
G90 #MOV X#XPOS Y#YPOS
G65 P9023 A1 D2.0 S2
Hope
this helps.
Regards,
Chris
K.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Manganello [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 5:25 AM
To: SCQUEST (E-mail)
Subject: [mfg-smartcam] Spindle on/offIs there a way to create a tool in the job oper. planner so that the #SPNDL in the .TMP will put out an M5 or nothing? Or do I have to build the logic into the .TMPI need to keep the spindl from starting when I'm probing.ThanksBob M.
