You should check your manual if you are using correctly the peck cycle according to your machine. If you have full manuals, then M and G codes are described into them. There is a lot of useful information in there, many examples etc. General Electric Refrigerator Repair Manual. I started from scratch into CNCs from these manuals onto Fidia machine and helped me a lot. C20 The C Class numerical control line can be installed on a wide range of machine tools: from traditional milling and boring machines to machining centres. Mazda E2015 Manual.Ĭonsult FIDIA's entire c20 catalogue on DirectIndustry. I think you should read carefully the manuals you have. If you have comments, place them in parenthesis but according to my machine you have to set the parenthesis on in parameters - cnc in order to jump these lines. If you have night mode On in parameters then at the end of the program, when M02 is executed, the machine will go to sleep mode Feed = F3000 (no decimal to feed) Spindle= S10000 G0 = G00 G1 = G01. Some basic commands M106 = daily warm up of the spindle M107 = monthly warm up of the spindle M05 = spindle stom M02 = Night mode. If you have CQA X = 2 when you execute block X2.0 then the machine will move to X4. (setting cqa on Z) IPC =>CNC D: Files Fidia Example.cnc (load-run file-program example.cnc) CQA is a command to offset the co-ordinations. It has it's own syntax and looks like this: >M6T.15 (command to load tool) >M13 (start spindle with coolant) CQA XP 2. Fidia gives an option calling it a Procedure. Let me do some detailing: No% OR anything else in start of the program On my machine there are no subroutines.
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