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Rotary 4th Axis - Posting the Feedrate in Inverse Time
Rotary 4th Axis - Posting the Feedrate in Inverse Time
I am using Autodesk's Centroid post processor and it is outputing the feedrate for the rotary in IPM. I would like to post the feedrate in Inverse Time and leave my XYZ in IPM if possible.
I'm somewhat new at this and I'm not sure where to start. I have found someone's modified post processor that may have what I need, but my understanding isn't deep enough to successfully intigrate it.
I have figured out most of my issue by integrating the modified post I've found. It doesn't leave my feeds for XYZ in IPM. I felt it would be easier to read in Gcode to leave them IPM but Inverse time for everthing works.
I'll attach my post processor for anyone that has a similar issue. This is a homogulation of the Autodesk Centroid post and post by "Swissi". It has been tested as funcitonal on an Atrump AV35 with a Centroid M400 CNC12 and a Parkson MNC-200.
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