Have problem on a Cincinnati Arrow with a A2100 control. The z-axis feeds at a really slow slow slow rate following a G84.1 tapping cycle. The only way around it is to move the Z-axis a small amount then move X&Y axis a smalll amount then the Z-axis will move freely at full rapid. See example:
G84.1 YADADADA
G0 Z10.
G0 X10. Y5.0
The G0 Z10. line should move the tool at full rapid ( it does on my other machines with the A2100 control).
I've tried a G80 and even a G01 with a high feedrate - no hlep!
Is there a setting or is this a software issue?
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04-21-2005, 01:50 PM #1
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05-22-2006, 02:28 PM #2wmc Guest
Acramatic 2100 help
You have probably tried this but here goes anyway.
The G01 should cancel the G84 tapping cycle, however
you may want to try a G80 canned cycle cancel to see if this
makes a difference.
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