Error message "Radius to end of arc differs....etc etc"

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06 May 2019 15:41 #132974 by pl7i92
he shoudt use a Fanuc postprocesor for the output

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08 May 2019 11:46 #133129 by Jocman

Your old G-code works fine if you change the first line.


Do you mean to put:

G21 G40 G49 G90 G91.1 G64 P0.03 M6 T1

instead of

G21 G40 G49 G90.1 G64 P0.03 M6 T1

(commands G90.0 and G91.1) ?

This case, If I modify my PP settings so to keep these changes, do you think I could have problems for other kind of jobs?



he shoudt use a Fanuc postprocesor for the output


Fanuc can work with LinuxCNC with no issues?

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08 May 2019 14:21 - 08 May 2019 14:22 #133145 by Todd Zuercher
Yes, change that line.

No, I don't see how you would have any problems with other g-code from the same post processor.

Most general Fanuc G-code should run fine. The big differences for Fanuc code comes when you start using Custom Macro (B or A), sub programs, and maybe some canned cycles. Most of which usually are not an issue with CAM generated code. There can also be some issues with machine coordinate systems, tool table handling and M-codes, but that starts to get very machine specific and will vary as much between different Fanuc controlled machines from different manufacturers as much as between Linuxcnc.
Last edit: 08 May 2019 14:22 by Todd Zuercher.

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09 May 2019 06:48 #133229 by Jocman
Well, I made the changes you suggested, and tried that gcode and a new exemple one.
Everithing was fine, no more error messages.
I provided to modify the PP file to put the same startline everytime.
About the Fanuc PP, well, there's no risk at all to have any issues: I'm just a "sunday miller" (as we say in Italy, don't know if in USA it sounds same way...), meaning I just mill wood and plastic for hobbies, in the easiest way as possible.
Thanks a lot to everyone for the help.

Andrea

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25 Mar 2021 23:20 #203650 by Marfil
Hi Jocman. Im Marfil.
Could you give me a hand please? Where I can find the "2.4. [RS274NGC] Section"
I want to change the arc tolerance but I don,t know how
Thanks in advance.

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26 Mar 2021 08:05 #203676 by Jocman
Hi Marfil.
You should check the .ini file related to your machine.
Is the same .ini file where you set such Displays and so on.
In case is not present in your .ini file, you can create it simply by inserting it

Anyway check it out here:

linuxcnc.org/docs/html/config/ini-config...sec:rs274ngc-section

Hope it will help

Andrea

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26 Mar 2021 12:59 #203704 by Todd Zuercher
I'm not sure that version 2.4 had the option of easily adjusting the arc tolerance. That may not have been added until v2.5.

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27 Mar 2021 22:12 #203850 by Marfil
Hi Andrea. It' s me again.

Here you have a print screen from my PC.
Same drawing in both case, one of them is in fault.
The big diference are in decimals qty (I, J) as you can see.

In post_config.cfg from DXF2Gcode app. I changed it

[Number_Format]
pre_decimals = 4
post_decimals = 3


That's all and it's working.

thanks a lot.
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29 Mar 2021 06:38 #203980 by Jocman
Glad to ear everything went fine.
BTW, at that time I fixed my problem by editing the setting for the postprocessor to linuxcnc output, more or less same as you did.

Andrea

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