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Fanuc 0T control procedure?
I'm hoping someone can help me out a bit - I already owe a huge thanks to a few people on these forums
My Miyano is all up and running. Some things were stuck from having too much metal chips in places that should be kept clean. And I learned the hydraulics kick out any time the machine is overtravelled (good safety feature).
Now how do I program code into the unit? Do I have to use an external PC or can I create a program through the keypad? Here's a photo of the machine:
I wish I knew more about this. I can get into the program library and I can see some of the programs previously left in there, but I can't select and choose them or seem to create a new one. Am I missing something? - Hot Rolled
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I have only experience with newer Fanuc controls. But here is how I would do it on my Oi-TC:
While in Edit Mode, type O1001 then press arrow down. This should select program O1001 (if there is O1001 in the machine). You can then edit or run that program.
To create a new program: in Edit Mode type O1002 then press 'Insert'. This will create O1002 (if O1002 was not already in machine).
O1003 then 'Delete' will delete O1003.
You really should get the Operator's Manual for the control. - Stainless
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The older OT required you to enter EACH character in a block individually. Hopefully, you have a newer model where you can enter a line of code at a time.
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Can't tell from the picture, but if you have a grey button that says FAPT/NC on it then you might have onboard programming. Push the button and see what happens. With luck it will take you to a completely different set of screens.
If not, you will either need to program externally using some sort of PC and then transfer it to the machine, or write it out on paper and then input everything manually. - Mark McGrathDiamond
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Fanuc 0T control procedure?
Put the selector switch into Edit, as earlier suggested.
Make sure you have the Program screen up.
If you see a Library below the screen, you can look at the program numbers already used.
Put in the program number you want to look at and touch Cursor Down.
Of course, have the machine on and also do a Zero return, if you know how.
For examples on how to program, look at my website, www.doccnc.com
To put in new programs, be in Edit, type in the Program number.
Its the letter O followed by a 4 digit number, for instance O2011.
Touch Insert, then EOB(End 0f Block)
Any of the lathe examples on my website should fit into your machine.
Of course, you first have to learn to set the tools, read your manuals as carefully as you can.
If you are like all of us, you will most likely not understand what Fanuc is talking about, but try it anyway.
If you have to, call me at 614-888-8466, Monday is a holiday here, its a good day to reach me here.
Good luck: Heinz - Hot Rolled
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Looks like a Fanuc 0T-C. Ok, here goes..Originally Posted by studmanI'm hoping someone can help me out a bit - I already owe a huge thanks to a few people on these forums
My Miyano is all up and running. Some things were stuck from having too much metal chips in places that should be kept clean. And I learned the hydraulics kick out any time the machine is overtravelled (good safety feature).
Now how do I program code into the unit? Do I have to use an external PC or can I create a program through the keypad? Here's a photo of the machine:
I wish I knew more about this. I can get into the program library and I can see some of the programs previously left in there, but I can't select and choose them or seem to create a new one. Am I missing something?
For calling a program up, you would use the program 'O' number - i.e. 'O1000' then press the cursor down arrow. The program will appear.
For entering a new program - there are several ways. You can enter an unused program number - 'O1001' then press 'insert' - you can then begin entering code - unfortunately for most '0' cnc's, its one word at a time.
Another, easier way is to use an NC text editor (I prefer Quick link from Microcimm) and then upload to the CNC via RS232. After writing the program, one would prompt the CNC to 'receive' (usually pressing the 'input' key in edit mode) and then 'sending' from the pc. This is the preferred method for inputting on Fanuc 0's as the limited keyboard and one word input make programming awkward at best. - Plastic
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You guys are awesome. Thank you. I have the machine up and running ready to accept code but it seems everytime I hit cycle start on anything, machine alarm LED lights up and then nothing happens. I hit clear and repeat, nothing happens.
I've even tried to enter something as simple as M03 and M05 to spin the motor just to test it, and nothing.
Guess I'm doing something wrong. Bout ready to lose hope almost in running this machine.
I understand the basics of G-Coding and commands and such. If I could just ge this machine to run a simple program I'm sure I could handle it from there.
One thing that I'm unsure of is how to do a manual zero-return. I'm not sure the machine knows where it's positioned right now. - DualkitDiamond
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Is the chuck closed? Another safety feature. Close the chuck then attempt your commands. G28U0W0T0 might execute zero return in mdi. Before attempting jog the turret down and in toward the chuck minus direction on both axii. That gets it off the high limits.Originally Posted by studmanYou guys are awesome. Thank you. I have the machine up and running ready to accept code but it seems everytime I hit cycle start on anything, machine alarm LED lights up and then nothing happens. I hit clear and repeat, nothing happens.
I've even tried to enter something as simple as M03 and M05 to spin the motor just to test it, and nothing.
Guess I'm doing something wrong. Bout ready to lose hope almost in running this machine.
I understand the basics of G-Coding and commands and such. If I could just ge this machine to run a simple program I'm sure I could handle it from there.
One thing that I'm unsure of is how to do a manual zero-return. I'm not sure the machine knows where it's positioned right now. - Plastic
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Yup - chuck is closed, LED indicator light for that comes on as well so I would imagine the sensor/switch for that is operating correctly. I will try the G28U0W0T0 command and see what happens. At least I can jog the x and z axis, that's a start- I can make it move manually like that- now to get the CNC controls to do it-
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Sometimes on my OT if I forget and try to run the spindle with the chuck open it takes messing with the chuck direction switch and hitting the reset button to clear that alarm. I do that frequently having it open outward when boring jaws and then forgetting to switch it back.Originally Posted by studmanYup - chuck is closed, LED indicator light for that comes on as well so I would imagine the sensor/switch for that is operating correctly. I will try the G28U0W0T0 command and see what happens. At least I can jog the x and z axis, that's a start- I can make it move manually like that- now to get the CNC controls to do it- - Titanium
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Another thing to try is an M41 in mdi before trying M03/M04. If you perhaps have more than one spindle range it won't run until you select one.
We have two fanuc O lathes, neither will run the spindle from cold start without an M41/M42. - Titanium
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Did you add a speed command with the M3?
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Other things that can cause hickups are door switches and sometimes tailstock switches. - DualkitDiamond
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I could go out after having the machine off for a week, power it up, punch in m3 and it will run the last speed it was given whether it was 100 or 3,000 rpm and it is an 0t. Are you hitting input and then start after the commands? I can't remember which ones, but I remember a older Fanuc controller wanting an end of block after an MDI command line or it would just clear it with out executing.Originally Posted by gregormarwickAnother thing to try is an M41 in mdi before trying M03/M04. If you perhaps have more than one spindle range it won't run until you select one.
We have two fanuc O lathes, neither will run the spindle from cold start without an M41/M42. - Plastic
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I think I have a problem with the machine. Every time I go to press cycle start, the machine alarm LED illuminates. I thought it was just my program that wasn't written correctly, but I think something is wrong-
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Check the way lube tank and make sure it's full. When mine gets low it has an alarm that's hard to hear and a light with a question mark comes on. When in that state it won't run but you can manually jog it.
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Possible good news. If it doesn't default to the alarm screen and the alarm screen shows no alarm numbers it is usually just something petty like many have mentioned here. With parameter settings being different and how the OT is set-up on different types of machines unless you have the ladder diagram and know how to read it you are going to just have to experiment. something is open on that ladder that needs to be closed to allow the cycle start to function. I doubt the machine can sense if out of phase, but a few older machines can. Are you running off a converter or 3 phase line power? If 3 phase line power you can swap any two lines and see what happens, if no change, put it back. If running off a converter make sure the wild leg is on line 3 then swap 1 & 2. What year is the date of manufacture on the machine? You have eliminated that the chuck is closed in the right direction, the door switch is either disabled or functional, you don't have an empty way lube tank, hydraulic pressure is adequate. Is this thing using air for anything? Usually if something is wrong with the program it will go to the alarm screen.Originally Posted by studmanI think I have a problem with the machine. Every time I go to press cycle start, the machine alarm LED illuminates. I thought it was just my program that wasn't written correctly, but I think something is wrong- - Plastic
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Thanks guys: I'll check a few of these things and get back to you. I paid $14,175 for this machine and despite the hard trip it has had some 1,400 miles, well, I sure hope I can get this to work. This machine is needed to produce automotive fasteners because my suppliers haven't been able to provide me with adequate quality to ship my customers. If I can't get this machine working I'll have to hang the 'closed' sign on my business. Too much invested, bank account is dry. Nowhere to go for more money.
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1400 miles? Very good chance a few pot holes along the way could have unseated a board, a serial cable connection, a relay etc,etc. I am moving double that soon and that scares me. We can open up the back of the machine once you check every thing else. You didn't mention the year yet. I am guessing only the spindle inverter will show alarm codes, the boards won't have them, but they should have red led lights if they have a problem. Is there a coolant tank level sensor?Originally Posted by studmanThanks guys: I'll check a few of these things and get back to you. I paid $14,175 for this machine and despite the hard trip it has had some 1,400 miles, well, I sure hope I can get this to work. This machine is needed to produce automotive fasteners because my suppliers haven't been able to provide me with adequate quality to ship my customers. If I can't get this machine working I'll have to hang the 'closed' sign on my business. Too much invested, bank account is dry. Nowhere to go for more money. - dneufellCast Iron
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did you zero return the machine when you started it up?
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