G2/G3 K values alarm out Doosan VMC

[ngng]

I've been learning how to use my Doosan these past few weeks. One thing that I've noticed, but do not understand is the Haas post's inclusion of a K value with my G2/G3s. The Doosan post does not include this value and actually alarms when it's included. What's even more confusing is if I remove the K value from the Haas post, the program runs on a VF2 without a hiccup. Does anybody have any insight?

 

[SeymourDumore]

Perhaps Fanuc ( on the Doosan ) needs the G18 ( X/Z plane ) selection in it's own, separate block?
As far as why the Haas would run with or without the K0 is because it can be omitted if the value is 0.

 

[rklopp]

In Fusion there is a checkbox in the Doosan 3/5-axis post properties preferences to "Force IJK." The post seems to work fine either way on my DEM 4000. Make sure your cutter radius (not diameter - DAMHIKT) is correct in the control if you are using comp in the control, else the control may detect a gouge situation and alarm out.

This is a block without the box checked: G17 G02 Y2.9942 J-0.2968
This is the same block with the box checked: G17 G02 Y2.9942 I0. J-0.2968

 

[ngng]

In Fusion there is a checkbox in the Doosan 3/5-axis post properties preferences to "Force IJK." The post seems to work fine either way on my DEM 4000. Make sure your cutter radius (not diameter - DAMHIKT) is correct in the control if you are using comp in the control, else the control may detect a gouge situation and alarm out.

This is a block without the box checked: G17 G02 Y2.9942 J-0.2968
This is the same block with the box checked: G17 G02 Y2.9942 I0. J-0.2968

Both Mastercam and Fusion posts seem to run without an issue. I think it might be something with the modified Surfcam post we were testing.