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  1. #1
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    Invalid I,J or K in G02 or G03 error

    I am running a program generated on Solidcam 2007 r11 on the Haas VF6. The alarm says my endpoints don't match within .001 inch. I cannot find any settings within Solicam to tighten up the gcode, or on the Haas to loosen the requirements. I'm convinced it's in the Gcode someplace, but I have no support at the moment. I've tried to pick through the pre and post and change, what I would consider to be obvious choices, but I'm getting nowhere. I'll supply some simple code that gives an error if somebody will look at it and give me a direction. I'd like to get a Solidcam post from somebody. I know that's asking a lot. These things should be on the net in a huge datebase, but no. Any help would be great.

  2. #2
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    Post it here, we'll look at it.

  3. #3
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    The error happens in the last G3 move. I got rid of the rest of the code after it.

    %
    O5001(29080-003-OP#1)
    (**WEAR-COMPENSATION**)
    N1(TOOL7-DIA0.0)
    G90G17G80G40G54
    (*TOOL7-DIA0.75*)
    M06T7
    M3S3000
    G90G0X2.4215Y2.4055
    G43H7G0Z4.
    M8
    (---------------------)
    (P-PROFILE-T7-POCKET)
    (---------------------)
    Z3.
    Z1.6
    G1Z1.4F5.
    X1.808Y2.575F15.
    Y2.435
    X2.421Y2.405
    G2X2.415Y2.274I-0.0031J-0.0656
    G3X2.409Y2.143I-0.0031J-0.0656
    G1X3.974Y2.069
    X3.835Y2.287
    X1.545Y2.92
    Y2.184
    X2.409Y2.143
    G2X2.403Y2.012I-0.0031J-0.0656
    G3X2.397Y1.881I-0.0031J-0.0656
    G1X4.468Y1.783
    X4.002Y2.513
    X1.283Y3.265
    Y1.934
    X2.397Y1.881
    G2X2.39Y1.75I-0.0031J-0.0656
    G3X2.384Y1.619I-0.0031J-0.0656
    G1X4.962Y1.497
    X4.169Y2.739
    X1.02Y3.61
    Y1.683
    X2.384Y1.619
    G2X2.378Y1.488I-0.0031J-0.0656
    G3X2.372Y1.357I-0.0031J-0.0657
    G1X4.989Y1.233
    G3X5.204Y1.605I0.0115J0.2422
    G1X4.336Y2.966
    X0.757Y3.955
    Y1.433

  4. #4
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    Try replacing your faulty block with this one.
    G03 X5.204 Y1.605 I0.0103 J0.2422

  5. #5
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    Try posting this in the SolidCAM forum. Maybe some one can help you there. I had the same problem with my VF2 and SolidCAM tech support changed my post processor to post in 4 decimal places instead of 3. The problem is caused by rounding I believe.

  6. #6
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    We have had this same problem on our VM-3 with NX5 posted programs but it's with only a .0001 difference. It is very random and only happens so often. I've emailed our Haas dealer asking about some sort of setting that would allow you to 'loosen' this so they didn't have to be exact. Our Fanuc guru at work said that there is a setting for this on our 15M controllers and I believe it is set to .001. I mentioned this to Haas but they weren't aware of any options. Haven't found a good way to fix this issue yet.

  7. #7
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    Write to me and settle the problem - [email protected]

  8. #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by solidcamx View Post
    Write to me and settle the problem - [email protected]
    His post was over 3 years ago... maybe he's already settled it.

  9. #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by dcoupar View Post
    His post was over 3 years ago... maybe he's already settled it.
    Unless he is a board sponsor most of the forums I am a member on would have already got rid of this fool. Every one of his 38 post are trying to sell something.

  10. #10
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    This is a CAM system / Post issue.

    The IJ values in your G03 (G03 X5.204 Y1.605 I0.0115 J0.2422) designate an very exact center for your G03 Arc.

    I drew up your coordinates in CAD, and like you said, there is a .0011" gap between the end of this arc and the next line.

    You are asking the machine to do the impossible - like trying to bridge a 1.1" gap with a 1.0" circle.

    I'd work with your CAM people to fix the software.

    You could trying changing to R values in stead of IJ arc-centers. This would allow for some fudging, instead of so strictly calling out the center for an impossible arc.

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