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Using Setup/Create NC Program to default to turn on Use G0

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1Macaddict
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Using Setup/Create NC Program to default to turn on Use G0

I hope I can make sense of this.

 

When I use "Setup" to "Create NC Program" I have to always be sure to select (check box) for G0. Is there a way to get this to default to G0 being selected?

 

If I post process a setup without using the "NC Program" and look at the Parameters, G0 is checked. Why is it not checked in the "NC Program" setup?

 

On a similar note, is there a way to change the default feed rate of F650. to F600. if I don't use "Using high feed G1 F650. instead of G0." My machines max feed rate is 600 and alarms out at 650.

 
I'm using the HAAS NGC Post on a Mini Mill 2
 
Thanks in advance.
MacBook Pro 16" 2019 2.4GHz 8-Core i9 64GB
MacBook Pro 16" 2021 M1 Max 64GB
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Arun.rs
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HI @1Macaddict 

 

Thanks for raising your concern via Forum. 

 

You will likely need to edit the post processor to suit your particular needs. Open post file in a 'Visual Studio Code' or 'Notepad++' to do the required modifications.

 

1. To have G0 as default in property table, go to ' properties' , line number 52

    a.  Set the 'useG0' property as true , default will be false in initial post.

useG0: true, // allow G0 when moving along more than one axis

 

2. For highfeedrate

   b. Go to line number 49. Give 600 instead of 650.

highFeedrate = (unit == IN) ? 600 : 5000; // up to 600 should be supported

  Hope this helps!

 

Regards



Arun.RS
Technical Consultant - Post Processor
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1Macaddict
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Thank you for the response. I'll make those adjustments. The only down side is that I will have to remember to redo the changes whenever I install an updated post. Thanks much for your time.

MacBook Pro 16" 2019 2.4GHz 8-Core i9 64GB
MacBook Pro 16" 2021 M1 Max 64GB

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