jabsr1975
Plastic
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- Dec 8, 2010
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- howardcity ,mi
i have a takumi machining center with a mitsubishi controller i am looking for the code i need to lock the spindle from rotating , thanks for any help
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i need a g code to lock the spindle on a machining center
- Thread starter jabsr1975
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Curt B
Cast Iron
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- Aug 16, 2007
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- Edmonton,Alberta,Canada
Try M19. Why do you need it locked?
Steve Seebold
Banned
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- San Clemente, CA
You might try M19
jabsr1975
Plastic
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i am using a digital microscope to find locations on a 30 pin connector , i will try m19 , thanks
scudzuki
Stainless
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- Aug 6, 2008
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- SouthEastern Pennsylvania
Understand that M19 will rotate the spindle to the reference location and hold it there. It is a spindle orient command.
Depending in what you are doing this could be an important detail!
Joe
Depending in what you are doing this could be an important detail!
Joe
machtool
Diamond
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- Melbourne Australia
Is that as in a 30 way D type? Data sheets for those are all over the internet with pin locations. One example
http://www.datasheetarchive.com/D+SUB+connector-datasheet.html
Regards Phil.
P.S if you’re going to be clamping a scope into the spindle, I’d program a S0 (zero), so if the spindle happens to get started its at zero revs. But it will still do what ever speed its set at to orient.
metaltech
Hot Rolled
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- midcoast U.S.A.
Be aware that sometimes spindles aren't perfectly stationary at orientation. On most MCs, the spindle is just held in place by the motor, not mechanically locked, so some "hunt" slightly.
