Fanuc clearance height between wcs

Fanuc clearance height between wcs

rv9058988393
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Fanuc clearance height between wcs

rv9058988393
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Hi!

I have this problem, I edited fanuc post processor by deleting // before "{title: "Clearance Height", id: "clearanceHeight"}" so that i can chose clearance hight in the post process window and the machine doesn't go all the way to home between wcs.

 

values : [
{title:"G28", id:"G28"},
{title:"G30", id:"G30"},
{title:"G53", id:"G53"}
// {title: "Clearance Height", id: "clearanceHeight"}
],
value: "G28",

 

Problem is that now, is fails to post any thing. Can you help please?

Here's my cps file

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seth.madore
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That's because it appears that the post is not configured for Clearance Height retracts. Take a look at the Haas post for the correct formatting.


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing


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rv9058988393
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Thanx but i'm not sure what you mean by take a look at haas post

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seth.madore
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The syntax in the Fanuc post isn't configured properly for the Clearance Height retract, which is why the post developers put a "//" in front of the "Clearance Height". However, the Haas post is configured to work with that retract method. Compare the related code sections for each and adjust as needed. 


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing


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rv9058988393
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I tryed to compare the two posts but they are completely different and i have no clue what to change. Is there an easy way?

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programming2C78B
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use a text editor that allows you to Compare Two files and then only look at the sections that are relevant to you. You may just need to get the post edited by someone who knows how. 

Keep in mind Clearence Height won't work with multi axis or rotary paths (atleast, they won't with my Haas post processor. I'm still working on how to remove all the safety G53 Z0 moves between all angle changes)

Please click "Accept Solution" if what I wrote solved your issue!
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CNC_Lee
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@rv9058988393 

I offer post processor development services and happy to make the required edits if you are not comfortable editing post processors. Message me if I can be of further assistance.

If my post answers your question, please use Accept as Solution.

CNC Lee
Autodesk CAM Post Processor Expert
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seth.madore
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You can find a list of Post Developers HERE


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing


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