Okuma Turning OSP300

[Anonymous]

Our shop just recently acquired an Okuma Genos L3000 lathe with the OSP-300 control. We do not have live tooling on our machine. It is a basic 3 axis lathe. I have been having some issues with the posts.

First being the drilling cycle, it outputs as G183 instead of a G74. I did find an edited basic Okuma Turning processor on the forums here to fix this... however it still uses a R value in the cycle when according to my handbook the G74 cycle on the Okuma does not use an R value.

Secondly, using the basic Okuma Turning post processor... it outputs with % signs at the beginning and end of the program. I know this is very typically used, however my control does not seem to allow those to exist in the program so I need them removed.

Third would be cutter compensation. All of the Post processors output with a G18 code, I am currently trying to figure out if that is a parameter issue on my machine. If it is... or my control does not use G18 (says optional in the book) then I will also need to use something other then a G18 for tool nose radius comp.

I am looking to be able to edit the post processor as best as possible in order to make clean posts consistently without having to hand edit every program.

[Anonymous]

Update: I edited the G18 out of the post processor. Now my biggest issue is the Drill cycle. Currently it will output in G74, however it uses a G94 instead of a G95 which I would prefer, along with using a R value which my machine does not use. For the G74 cycle we use D, K, L. Also the current G74 cycle is outputting the D value incorrectly. Only other thing again is removing the % signs.

[BrandonTBFBF]

Check this thread out. I've shared my post for my LB3000MYW. 

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/hsm-post-processor-forum/okuma-lb3000-post-inside/m-p/9717088#M25308

I don't use Nose Radius Comp on my machine so it might not help with that but my drilling cycles work pretty well.