Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2002-02-13 10:15:58 UTC
stevenson_engineers wrote:
keys for 10 to 100% feed rate override, plus a slide bar for 0 - 120%
feed rate with the mouse.
offset or cutter diameter offsets are in use.
there are user variables and the ability to say things like
G01 X[variable1001+1.2345] and the ability to increment or otherwise
alter the contents of the variables. this allows a program to be re-run
to perform the same operation in several different locations without
manual
entries. EMC does lack a looping capability, although some ingenious
workarounds have been made.
EMC does have a VERY powerful macro language associated with the
user interface, Tk/TCL. This allows the screen representation to be
easily altered without touching the internal code of EMC, and allows
some "conversational" G-code geberators to be attached to EMC
to write code for pocketing routines, thread milling, peck drilling
cycles,
bolt circles and grids of holes, etc.
all lathe functions.
Jon
>EMC has feed hold (P for pause and S for resume) as well as number
> David,
> AHHA is closer to a Fanuc than EMC. True it has no pulse gen but it
> has feed hold,
keys for 10 to 100% feed rate override, plus a slide bar for 0 - 120%
feed rate with the mouse.
> offset listEMC has a cutter length and diameter list that is used when tool length
offset or cutter diameter offsets are in use.
> and it's own macro language.Well, EMC doesn't have a separate macro language for tool path creation, but
there are user variables and the ability to say things like
G01 X[variable1001+1.2345] and the ability to increment or otherwise
alter the contents of the variables. this allows a program to be re-run
to perform the same operation in several different locations without
manual
entries. EMC does lack a looping capability, although some ingenious
workarounds have been made.
EMC does have a VERY powerful macro language associated with the
user interface, Tk/TCL. This allows the screen representation to be
easily altered without touching the internal code of EMC, and allows
some "conversational" G-code geberators to be attached to EMC
to write code for pocketing routines, thread milling, peck drilling
cycles,
bolt circles and grids of holes, etc.
> It can also run a lathe with spindle encoder threading.This is a sore spot, and people are working on it so that EMC can do
all lathe functions.
Jon
Discussion Thread
dpontes02745
2002-02-13 01:40:55 UTC
RE: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
stevenson_engineers
2002-02-13 03:36:36 UTC
Re: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
Jon Elson
2002-02-13 10:15:58 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
Paul
2002-02-13 12:49:18 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
stevenson_engineers
2002-02-13 18:36:48 UTC
Re: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
Scot Rogers
2002-02-13 20:16:02 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
rehenry
2002-02-14 13:36:37 UTC
Re: Re: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
Paul
2002-02-14 14:42:39 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Re: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
Jon Elson
2002-02-14 22:50:21 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Re: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
dpontes02745
2002-02-15 12:53:13 UTC
WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
Alan Marconett KM6VV
2002-02-16 11:43:03 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER
dpontes02745
2002-02-16 22:41:38 UTC
RE: WHAT IS WANTED IN A CONTROLER