Detecting No Tool Loaded
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11 Jan 2019 18:10 #123980
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Hi is there a Way to detect there is no tool loaded in G-code
My tool is 0 to get the length measurement
I CAN DO
O105 If[#5400 GT 0] ....
This gives tool Numbers
BUT NO Tool Loaded is the Thing im searching For
My tool is 0 to get the length measurement
I CAN DO
O105 If[#5400 GT 0] ....
This gives tool Numbers
BUT NO Tool Loaded is the Thing im searching For
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11 Jan 2019 19:19 #123986
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Replied by pl7i92 on topic Detecting No Tool Loaded
Thank You on The IRC Channel Helpd me
THIS is the Answer for Detecting
THIS is the Answer for Detecting
o<testp> sub
o155 if [#5410 LE 0]
(msg,No Tool Loaded)
o155 endif
o156 if [#5410 GT 0]
(debug,Tooldiameter: #5410)
o156 endif
o<testp> endsub
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12 Jan 2019 02:27 #124010
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Replied by MaHa on topic Detecting No Tool Loaded
I would choose Z #5403, for test. Why? Sometimes i use T1 with tooldiameter 0, to deburr a contour, made with cutter compensation, so i can use the same subroutine with z-0.5.
In that case the tool would not be detected.
In that case the tool would not be detected.
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