order of datuming

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gerrythewelshman2
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order of datuming

Post by gerrythewelshman2 » Sat 21 Sep , 2013 7:41 am

Hi all,
My Starmill has a broken tool changer and I have photos of the remaining
3 bits. As I try to datum the machine it gets to the changer and the motor
starts to revolve looking for a sequence of events. What can I do (the order)to pass the
Datum test.
below are the photos

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t304 ... d0c12f.jpg
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t304 ... 319139.jpg
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t304 ... 1365f1.jpg

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Re: order of datuming

Post by Martin » Sat 21 Sep , 2013 11:56 am

I can't open any of images but you could disable the ATC in the ".OPT" file.

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Re: order of datuming

Post by gerrythewelshman2 » Sun 22 Sep , 2013 9:30 am

Hi Martin,
Great if I can disconnect the tool changer.
where/how would I find this file.

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Re: order of datuming

Post by Martin » Sun 22 Sep , 2013 13:31 pm

What software are you running?

If it's dos based then you will have a option file. Something like Starmill.opt ot Fanucsmd.opt. If you open the file in word or notepad you can delete the specific line. You should see the relevant line near the bottom of the list. Look for a command like NOAIR 0 or ATC 1.

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Re: order of datuming

Post by gerrythewelshman2 » Tue 24 Sep , 2013 13:26 pm

Hi Martin,
I do not have a disc it just open my computer and press 2 for Denford.

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Re: order of datuming

Post by Martin » Tue 24 Sep , 2013 19:12 pm

If you do F10 you should be able to select Exit then browse through the Dos to the relevant directory.

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Re: order of datuming

Post by Martin » Tue 24 Sep , 2013 19:13 pm

If you do F10 you should be able to select Exit then browse through the Dos to the relevant directory.

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