GtheMACHINIST
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- Apr 5, 2022
Im setting up a probing operation in which we need 4 different workshifts. It's a welded non-faced piece( about 25 of them)
I've got it so it can touch off the 4 different locations for Z but when I pick up my X, do I need to run the probe 4 times in the same spot or is it possible to touch it off once and have it input the # into All 4 workshifts.
I've tried
G65 P9023 A4. X825. Z-43. S1. S2. S3. S4. (S1 is G54, S2 is G55 and so on)
I've also tried with a comma between the S#
But each time it only changes the last S# on the line.
So atm im running the same code 4 times in a row to touch off in the exact same spot.
(#1)G65 P2023 A4. X825. Z-43 S1.
(#2)G65 P2023 A4. X825. Z-43 S2.
(#3)G65 P2023 A4. X825. Z-43 S3.
(#4)G65 P2023 A4. X825. Z-43 S4.
I've got it so it can touch off the 4 different locations for Z but when I pick up my X, do I need to run the probe 4 times in the same spot or is it possible to touch it off once and have it input the # into All 4 workshifts.
I've tried
G65 P9023 A4. X825. Z-43. S1. S2. S3. S4. (S1 is G54, S2 is G55 and so on)
I've also tried with a comma between the S#
But each time it only changes the last S# on the line.
So atm im running the same code 4 times in a row to touch off in the exact same spot.
(#1)G65 P2023 A4. X825. Z-43 S1.
(#2)G65 P2023 A4. X825. Z-43 S2.
(#3)G65 P2023 A4. X825. Z-43 S3.
(#4)G65 P2023 A4. X825. Z-43 S4.