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Fanuc Default G-codes

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Steve

Wisconsin

Fanuc Default G-codes

Does anyone know how to change the default G-codes for after resetting or power up. It is a Fanuc 15TA control using G-code system C. I can change my default of G94 & G95 for feed per revolution but I can not find anything for G96 constant surface speed control. My last machines I never had to program in feed per revolution or constant surface speed. Just a simple F.02 S250 and away you go.

Thanks for your help.

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Reply #1

balaji

after programming m30 command m/c is not stop

Reply #2

Steve

Wisconsin

What?? Would you please elaborate on that?

Reply #3

Shahab

i write macro program such as below

but my machine Fanuc oi-mb don't support it!!

why?

O0001

#100=0.0873 (RADUIS OF ANY CIRCLE)

#110=20 (RADUIS OF SPHERE)

#200=0 (TETA AZ 0 TA 75 DEGREE)

#101=16.8

#500=0

#600=-14

N1 G54

N2 G00 X0 YO.0873 Z5

N3 M98 P0002 L281

N4 M98 P0003 L20

N6 M98 P0004 L60

G01 X0 Y#100-0.25 Z#600

N7 M98 P0005 L29

N5 M2

O0002(AFZAYESH RADIUS)

G01 Z-[#500]

G02 X0 Y[#100] I0 J-[#100]

#100=[#110*SIN[#200]]

#200=#200+0.25 (AFZAYESH TETA)

#500=#110*[1-COS[#200]] (Z)

M99

O0003

G02 X0 Y[#100] I0 J-[#100]

G01 Z-[#500]

#500=#500+0.25

M99

O0004

G90

G02 X0 Y[#100] I0 J-[#100]

#100=#100+0.25

M99

O0005

G02 X0 Y[#100] Z[#600] I0 J-[#100] K-[#600]

#100=#100+0.5

#600=#600+0.5

M99

Reply #4

Steve

Wisconsin

Is it giving you an alarm? Are you sure you have MacroB on your control? Check parameter 913 bit 7. Couple things I noticed in your program. At the beginning you have #200=0. Local variables go 1-33, common variables go 100-199 there is no variable 200. Also about 8 lines down in N2 you have YO.0873. that is the letter O in there should be a zero. "Y0.0873".

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