I've worked in shops before where if you typed in -5 then hit input+ on the wear offset screen, the offset would move by -.0005. This doesn't work at the shop I'm currently at. Is there a parameter that can be changed to enable this? Fanuc Oi series controller. I've already changed #5213 and # 5214 to limit wear offset max and incremental input of wear offsets. Are there any other parameters that you typically like to check and change when a new machine rolls into the shop?
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Fanuc Parameter help.
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I think there's a parameter for "calculator input" that means you can not have to put in a decimal. Not having a FANUC here, I don't have a clue which parameter/setting that would be.
That is it. Looks like it will be #3401 Bit 0. Thanks, the calculator input clue was enough for me to find it.
