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Hi Art,
I finally got around to loading up Mach2 and I've been having
problems. Mach1 runs fine( with its caveats)
This code is from a standard FANUC postprocessor. This is a portion
of a file that runs fine in Mach1. In Mach2 it chokes with opening
the file during the"regen.. path"
message dialog on this line: N106G0G90G54X0.Y2.7969A0.S5000M93G4P2

Also once limits have been tripped, I used to be able to reset and
move the machine off the limit switch. I cant find how to do that now
in Mach2. Is there an override. I just read thers and overide button,
now I 'm looking for it :0)

Also, I've tried both drivers and the machine has dumped Mach2 out
twice. Going back to the original driver. I get the WinXP message
"blahblah MAch2 has done something evil and do you want to send a
report to MS blah blah."

-Lee

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(DATE=DD-MM-YY - 15-07-03 TIME=HH:MM - 19:41)
N100G20
N102G0G17G40G49G80G90
( 3/32 FLAT ENDMILL TOOL - 1 DIA. OFF. - 1 LEN. - 1 DIA. - .09375)
N104T1M6
N106G0G90G54X0.Y2.7969A0.S5000M93G4P2
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On Sat, 23 Aug 2003 23:11:08 -0000, you wrote:

I finally got around to loading up Mach2 and I've been having
problems. Mach1 runs fine( with its caveats)
This code is from a standard FANUC postprocessor. This is a portion
of a file that runs fine in Mach1. In Mach2 it chokes with opening
the file during the"regen.. path"

What is a "standard Fanuc"? is it a mill, is it lathe, what version?

Why, oh why, does everybody seem to think "Fanuc" is a standard?

With a mill - there is V6, 11, 18 & 21
With a lathe - there is V0, 3, 6, 11, 20

These are just the ones my CAM proggy has post processors for.

Every one is different!

message dialog on this line: N106G0G90G54X0.Y2.7969A0.S5000M93G4P2

You've got a rapid move (absolute) with a G54?? to X Y A?? (is that
really supposed to be there?) with a speed of 5000 and an M93?? with a
dwell of 2.

You've got codes there that Mach1 doesn't understand.

Also once limits have been tripped, I used to be able to reset and
move the machine off the limit switch. I cant find how to do that now
in Mach2. Is there an override. I just read thers and overide button,
now I 'm looking for it :0)

Ahh - took me a while to fid that - Mil & Lathe , Corrections page.
overide limits ;).

--
Steve Blackmore

I see your point in the rapids, and the limits thing was something
Steve,
I found it as you say with acrobat search. This code was cranked out
by a professional cam program and was working fine on mach1. I should
have dissected the line more. I've been using Mach1 and have gotten
familair with its layout and whenever you go to a new program or
upgrade there's issues.

I did notice that jog hotkeys only work in some screens and not
others.

What machine are running and would you recommend this release or the
prior. I'm trying to deliver a plasma cutter, and currently have Mach1
being tested on a BP SeriesII CNC w/ 4J head. It's a beast:-) and if
it goes nuts is pretty dam scary.

-Lee

--- In mach1mach2cnc@..., Steve Blackmore <steve@p...>
wrote:

On Sat, 23 Aug 2003 23:11:08 -0000, you wrote:

I finally got around to loading up Mach2 and I've been having
problems. Mach1 runs fine( with its caveats)
This code is from a standard FANUC postprocessor. This is a

portion

of a file that runs fine in Mach1. In Mach2 it chokes with opening
the file during the"regen.. path"

What is a "standard Fanuc"? is it a mill, is it lathe, what version?

Why, oh why, does everybody seem to think "Fanuc" is a standard?

With a mill - there is V6, 11, 18 & 21
With a lathe - there is V0, 3, 6, 11, 20

These are just the ones my CAM proggy has post processors for.

Every one is different!

message dialog on this line:

N106G0G90G54X0.Y2.7969A0.S5000M93G4P2

You've got a rapid move (absolute) with a G54?? to X Y A?? (is that
really supposed to be there?) with a speed of 5000 and an M93??

with a

dwell of 2.

You've got codes there that Mach1 doesn't understand.

Also once limits have been tripped, I used to be able to reset and
move the machine off the limit switch. I cant find how to do that

now

in Mach2. Is there an override. I just read thers and overide

button,

now I 'm looking for it :0)

Ahh - took me a while to fid that - Mil & Lathe , Corrections page.
overide limits ;).

--
Steve Blackmore

Lee:

Just a side note, the lockup of the G-Code program on that line does not
ocur with the next release. It was related to a bug Steve found in Version
10.0 onwards. It loads and runs just like Mach1 in the current version to be
released tommorrow.

Sorry for that bug...
Art
www.artofcnc.ca

--- In mach1mach2cnc@..., Steve Blackmore <steve@p...>
wrote:

On Sat, 23 Aug 2003 23:11:08 -0000, you wrote:

message dialog on this line:

N106G0G90G54X0.Y2.7969A0.S5000M93G4P2

N106 line number
G0 ??? no parms..If this is modal maybe it saying the following are
to be rapid until mode changed ???
G90 set ABS positioning
G54 Work offset position coord #1 set to x=0" y=2.7969" and
"A0.S5000 spindle RPM"
M93 is machine dependant I've several definitions for this one
"Release Power???"
G4P2 dwell and let the quill get up to speed is my guess.

Seems reasonable ...
-Lee

You've got a rapid move (absolute) with a G54?? to X Y A?? (is that
really supposed to be there?) with a speed of 5000 and an M93??

with a

dwell of 2.

You've got codes there that Mach1 doesn't understand.

Lee:

It was only the M93, there was none in the macro directory, so it halted
everything. It now ignores unknown macro's. (rc12).

Thanks,
Art
www.artofcnc.ca