Guys, would you look at this code:
G76 P000060 Q30 R0
G76 P300 Q100 X0.295 Z-1.13 F0.0625
vs this one:
G76 P000060 Q30 R0
G76 X0.295 Z-1.13 P300 Q100 F0.0625
Note the second line and the location of the P/Q words.
The first one takes one single pass at full depth, the second does what's expected, .01 first depth then the rest at .003 max.
I never thought that the location of the words within a block makes a difference.
I believe it does not matter on a Fanuc OiTc ( I'll have to verify that later), certainly does not on a Haas ( though that uses the single line G76 )
This is on a Mori NL2000, and I have repeatedly verified the behavior.
Am I stupid or is this normal?
I always thought that the entire block is processed first before executed, location of the words within it notwithstanding. :scratchchin:
G76 P000060 Q30 R0
G76 P300 Q100 X0.295 Z-1.13 F0.0625
vs this one:
G76 P000060 Q30 R0
G76 X0.295 Z-1.13 P300 Q100 F0.0625
Note the second line and the location of the P/Q words.
The first one takes one single pass at full depth, the second does what's expected, .01 first depth then the rest at .003 max.
I never thought that the location of the words within a block makes a difference.
I believe it does not matter on a Fanuc OiTc ( I'll have to verify that later), certainly does not on a Haas ( though that uses the single line G76 )
This is on a Mori NL2000, and I have repeatedly verified the behavior.
Am I stupid or is this normal?
I always thought that the entire block is processed first before executed, location of the words within it notwithstanding. :scratchchin: