When machining the part on the subspindle, there is a positive z

When machining the part on the subspindle, there is a positive z

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When machining the part on the subspindle, there is a positive z

StefansB
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Hello, why is there a positive z on the subspindle?

It is expected to crash!

 

Is it because I posted both sets at the same time?

 

 

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seth.madore
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What post processor are you using?

The Setup (in Fusion) for both spindles is the same, it's required that the post processor handle the inversion of the Z axis (and related arc moves). My Doosan Lynx is similar to your machine (as far as Z needing to be negative for retracts)


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StefansB
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I use Doosan postprocessor.

I don't understand how the setup should be the same and how, for example, can the arc movement be applied to the facing operation?

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seth.madore
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Could you share your Fusion file?

File > Export > Save to local folder, return to thread and attach the .f3d file in your reply


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StefansB
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Already attached

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seth.madore
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oops, thanks. Didn't notice it.. 🙈


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seth.madore
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Are you using the generic Doosan post, or one of your own modification? Using the generic Doosan post, I'm getting this code (in the location indicated in your photo):

G1 X40.2 Y0. Z-1.766 F0.134
G0 X37.643
G1 X36.531 F0.1
Z0.234
X38.531 Z1.234
X42.531
M9
G0 G28 U0. V0.
G28 W0.
M110
M1

N11(IEKSEJAIS RUPJAIS)

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StefansB
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I am using doosan postprocessor with last update.
But look at the code below, there is Z positive.
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seth.madore
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What are you using for a machine? When posting out as a Doosan Lynx(with Y), I get the same exact code as what I posted above. Are you setting any user properties?


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StefansB
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I use on post settings safe retracts and home positioning.

Move to Z-home positions - WCS

Z-home positions 400

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seth.madore
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Right, well aware of the Simulation limitation. I was asking about which machine you were selecting here:

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seth.madore
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But your response above gives me the settings I needed to know. For now, I would avoid those settings. I'll get this logged and we'll update the post processor.


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StefansB
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seth.madore
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We've opened up CAMP-2693 to fix this issue. If you wish to continue using your Post Processor with the non-standard Z home positioning, you would need to edit your post. You can do this by:

1: "Comment" out the following lines in "onSectionEnd":

  /*if (getSpindle(PART) == SPINDLE_SUB) {
    invertAxes(false, false);
  }*/

(Notice how it has "/* and */ in there? That's what you need to do)

 

2: modify the following code in onSection (at line 2091 in the latest version).

  // invert axes for secondary spindle
  invertAxes(getSpindle(PART) == SPINDLE_SUB, false); // polar mode has not been enabled yet

Seth Madore
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StefansB
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Thank you for finding the solution and quick response.
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