We have recently purchased a Mori Seiki Junior Mill with a Fanuc 10M control. Upon starting up machine, I reference all axis to machine zero. I origin all axis there. I set a work zero @ G54. The program sends the spindle to XO, YO(G54), but the machine travels to machine zero & doesn't seem to pick up G54.
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Mori Seiki JR Mill
- Thread starter moldprod
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daniel_daniel
Plastic
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- Sep 22, 2005
may i'm wrong but in a lathe with 10T, we use G53 X...Z...., I mean
O0053
G53 X...Z...
N1 T....
O0053
G53 X...Z...
N1 T....
alphonso
Titanium
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- Feb 15, 2006
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- Republic of Texas
Maybe your program should look like this????
N10 G17 G40 G49 G80
N20 G91 G28 Z.0
N30 T23 (5/8 DRILL) M6
N40 G55
N50 G0 G90 X-14.8125 Y8.2677 S611 M3
N60 G43 Z.1 H23
N10 G17 G40 G49 G80
N20 G91 G28 Z.0
N30 T23 (5/8 DRILL) M6
N40 G55
N50 G0 G90 X-14.8125 Y8.2677 S611 M3
N60 G43 Z.1 H23
SurfaceFeet
Aluminum
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- Jul 16, 2006
- Location
- Arlington,TX
Yeah make sure you have the G90 in there.I usually put it in the same line as G54.
Heinz R. Putz
Stainless
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- Mar 16, 2006
- Location
- Columbus, Ohio
What numbers do you put into X and Y when you set up the G54 dimensions and how do you find them?
Heinz.
Heinz.
Heinz R. Putz
Stainless
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- Mar 16, 2006
- Location
- Columbus, Ohio
Yes, give me a call and I'll be glad to help more.
Heinz at 614-888-8466.
Heinz at 614-888-8466.
mjk
Titanium
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- Oct 20, 2005
- Location
- Wilmington DE USA
I have a Victor VC4 which is the clone of your machine w/10M control.
I have been down this road and didn't solve it other than to use the following.
I use G54 as an = to machine zero. I don't use it or consider it a usable work coordinate.
I use G55/59 as work coordinates that can be anywhere on the table.
I've tried using G54 with many differant "solutions" and the machine ends up not knowing where to go home
So what I do to keep my machine happy is after I return w/G28 I enter a G54X0Y0Z0 and I don't have a problem.
Why?
I don't know and the guy who ran it before me didn't worry about it and dealt with it the same way.
A 20 year old machine is allowed to have quirks
Mike
I have been down this road and didn't solve it other than to use the following.
I use G54 as an = to machine zero. I don't use it or consider it a usable work coordinate.
I use G55/59 as work coordinates that can be anywhere on the table.
I've tried using G54 with many differant "solutions" and the machine ends up not knowing where to go home
So what I do to keep my machine happy is after I return w/G28 I enter a G54X0Y0Z0 and I don't have a problem.
Why?
I don't know and the guy who ran it before me didn't worry about it and dealt with it the same way.
A 20 year old machine is allowed to have quirks
Mike
