Fixture Offsets

Output

Use SELECT for the fixture offsets

If this machine requires a preparatory/G-code along with the offset address for fixture offsets, check this box. If this box is checked the SELECT/gg,ADJUST,nn command is used, where gg is the Prep/G-code and nn is the offset number. gg and nn are checked for their minimum and maximum values. If this box is not checked the SELECT/nn command is used to output the current tool number with the new offset number nn.

Output when equals to zero

If the programmed fixture offset is equal to zero (SELECT/0) and you want to output it, check this box.

Output Type

Some controllers require the fixture offsets (SELECT/gg,ADJUST,nn) to be output with the next motion block. There are several ways to output the fixture offsets:

Select the desired output type for fixture offsets.

Prep/G-Codes

Minimum

Enter the minimum value for the fixture offset Prep/g-code gg in the following command: SELECT/gg,ADJUST,nn

Maximum

Enter the maximum value for the fixture offset Prep/g-code gg in the following command: SELECT/gg,ADJUST,nn

Default

Enter the default value for the fixture offset Prep/g-code when no Prep/G-code value is specified in the following command: SELECT/ADJUST,nn

Offset Address

Address

Select the fixture offset address to be used for the nn value in the following command: SELECT/gg,ADJUST,nn

Minimum

Enter the minimum value for the fixture offset nn in the following command: SELECT/gg,ADJUST,nn

Maximum

Enter the maximum value for the fixture offset nn in the following command: SELECT/gg,ADJUST,nn

Default

Enter the default value for the fixture offset when the ADJUST value is not specified in the following command: SELECT/gg

 

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