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Wed, 06 Feb 2013 12:37:17 -Program loaded: /home/stustev/NC-files/3001.TXT
Wed, 06 Feb 2013 12:37:22 -Named parameter not terminated
on line N625G02X-2.1875Y-.9375I.0J.4375
N621X-.9783Y-1.375I.0J1.6875
N623G01X-1.75
N625G02X-2.1875Y-.9375I.0J.4375
N627G01Y.825
N629X-3.0
N631Y.6375
N633G00Z1.998
Wed, 06 Feb 2013 12:53:30 -Restart program from line 7
Wed, 06 Feb 2013 12:53:30 -Unclosed comment found
N7( POSTED FOR FADAL 5020
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I probably can't help you but someone here can.
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and I can't understand why it would crash the tool if you issue a T5 if T5 is already there. waste of time maybe but why crash?
I could also see it get out of sequence if it's a random toolchanger.
Do you have a pic of your toolchanger?
Does a video help?
Please enter:
bilder.schechner.info/temp/HK2.avi
That was one of the first tests after including the changer and rebuilding the machine.!
As you see, there are fixtures to hold the tool, you have to enter this fixtures from Y direktion, but the changer wont do it, because linuxcnc does not know there is a tool in the spindle, so it will enter the changer from Z with the tool pressing the fixture down.
Norbert
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You are using a letter in that line, witch is wrong, i.e. you use an Y command on a lathe with no Y axis, or you use an R without an G2 or G3 or so on.
Just check the Letters used in that line.
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I had not seen a toolchanger like that on a mill.
Is that you in the background?
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newbynobi wrote: @tjamscad
You are using a letter in that line, witch is wrong, i.e. you use an Y command on a lathe with no Y axis, or you use an R without an G2 or G3 or so on.
Just check the Letters used in that line.
This is a program that is running on a Fadal right now. Why does LinuxCNC not see it that way?
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