Robert,
Forget the fancy math. Mostly CAM takes care of that. Complicated sub
routines aren't used a lot either.
Main reasons being, the operator is likely to know nothing more than the
standard Fanuc stuff and if he doesn't understand the code your asking
for trouble. Commercially, time is
Well - I'd love to see a Fanuc 16/18/21 do as you ask.
the philips control on our DSG has a crude form of it
if you do a run from line. it will run through the program doing no
moves setting its self up checks if tool is in right turret location
loads up spindle speed gear range
loads the
hi everybody,
i'm new in this mailing-list.
i took a look at emc and it is beatifull. but i've a little problem. the
machine i use has got an isel interface card 5 as controller and i did not find
any information if emc works with it.
so my question: can i use emc with my isel-controller or is
If it's not a step direction parallel port device, and it's not one
of the smart I/O devices listed in our documentation, then it is not
likely to have an existing hardware driver in emc2.
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/html/#Hardware%20Drivers
Jeff
thank you for the answer.
no, the controller is not that kind of controller but the protocoll is realy
simple. the communication works over the com-port and ther are only a few
commands to control the machine. there is only one command to move the machine.
Sending the command @0M X, SpeedX, Y,
Hello Everybody,
I am trying to suppress the drawing of the preview in AXIS of one G0
move using (AXIS,hide) and (AXIS,show).
However, it does not work as I think it should ;)
Does anybody have something similar working or could point me to a
working example ?
Excerpt of non-working gcode:
None of the Mori Seiki, Kitamura, or Hwacheon machines I have used have this
magic ability. ( I leave out
Mazak- cause they are just different, and Okuma, which doesn't really break
the rules, they just made up
there own.)
Greg - you can safely add Mazak to that list too - My very current
robert wrote:
Well - I'd love to see a Fanuc 16/18/21 do as you ask.
OK, my 1978 vintage Allen-Bradley 7320 had a feature called jog
retract. You could hit cycle stop at any point in a move, press jog
retract, and then move one axis only as much as you desired. Normally
this might be
HI dale
thanks for sending over the PDF iv given it a read over, nice work so
fare. where is this article going? in a mag or the likes? just
interested realy
o, on the image to Gcode, the word your looking for is gray scale in
black white image for depth perception i believe.
Did you think
On Sun, 9 Aug 2009 20:41:39 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
Well - I'd love to see a Fanuc 16/18/21 do as you ask.
From memory on a Mori Seiki
Press feedhold - Jog... then do whatever you want, then Mem - Start -
Start
If yours doesn't do that, it's either broken or disabled in machine
params.
Press feedhold - Jog... then do whatever you want, then Mem - Start -
Start
here we go
http://www.fanuc.co.jp/en/product/new_product/2007/0702/0701_programrestart.html
now i believe you still have to restart spindle, coolant on etc if u
stop them. especially if u press reset which would
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