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Ok Lets try this again
Heres the file! in text i think now for it
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From your original thread:
Also, you may want to add an M48 to the beginning of the program. This will allow you to use the FeedRate OverRide knob to control your Rapid movements...making crashes less likely.
As far as uploading the program to the controller, you can use a flashdrive if you have one....or network, 3 1/2 floppy (for older machines).
I HIGHLY recommend reading the SuperControl Manual for additional information to your questions. If you plan on running a lot of programs in the future, you may even consider coming in for our training classes.
Not sure what this emblem looks like or how it was programmed, but you'll need to enter the correct values for your fixture offset (0,0 location), make sure your daylight values are correct for the tools being used, double check your ZSHIFT value....which is USUALLY equal to the material thickness....depending on how the program was made.Ok the big question...have a emblem i'm wanting to run. This is the program i had been given to try it out on now how do i get it to run on my machine...what blanks do i have to fill in and how do i upload to the Thermwood super control
just change the .txt to .nc if u wanna see how i c it:P
Also, you may want to add an M48 to the beginning of the program. This will allow you to use the FeedRate OverRide knob to control your Rapid movements...making crashes less likely.
As far as uploading the program to the controller, you can use a flashdrive if you have one....or network, 3 1/2 floppy (for older machines).
I HIGHLY recommend reading the SuperControl Manual for additional information to your questions. If you plan on running a lot of programs in the future, you may even consider coming in for our training classes.
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Ok Thanks that worked perfect now I nest from the x=97 y=49 Side of my machine that being the x=0 y=0 thing you were mentioning? So if i wanna reference from my pins i would put the x97 y49 correct?
Also Tool changing on it is set up to use my surfacing tool With the T1 M3
So would writing the code as
M98PSTRTTIME.SUBL1
M48
G90
SET ZSHIFT = 0.867
(Enter Material Thickness)
G09F8
G52L1
T25 M3 ------> Make it grab from my type writer arm #5????
S15000
Also Tool changing on it is set up to use my surfacing tool With the T1 M3
So would writing the code as
M98PSTRTTIME.SUBL1
M48
G90
SET ZSHIFT = 0.867
(Enter Material Thickness)
G09F8
G52L1
T25 M3 ------> Make it grab from my type writer arm #5????
S15000