Wrong tool-offset calculation with Emcoturn 120 ( Rear Tool-Turret)

[cnckeith]

we tested for it and found auto measure is working in your scenario but,

manual measure has a math bug in your scenario, it will be fixed in v5.2.

A beta will be released as v5.19 if you'd like to try it out before the official v5.2 release.

[suntravel]

There is also another math bug.

Setting a tool to X0 with manual measure and rear approach it adds 2x Parameter 281, front approach is ok.

So I have to measure with front approach, and after measuring it set it back to rear approach.

Uwe

[Spartan117]

There is also another math bug.

Setting a tool to X0 with manual measure and rear approach it adds 2x Parameter 281, front approach is ok.

So I have to measure with front approach, and after measuring it set it back to rear approach.

Uwe

And I thought I'm just doing it wrong
Thank you for the investigation!

[cnckeith]

thanks, we are on it. testing the fix on monday, when we get good results we will post a beta build for you guys to try out.

[cnckeith]

I moved this thread to the beta test forum

[mgeyer]

Hello,

We've implemented a fix intended to resolve both of the math bugs mentioned. Our tests with the X and Z offsets showed promising results, so we hope this addresses the issues you've been experiencing.

The build can be found here: https://centroid-support.filemail.com/d/rluihmtphqyvmrh

As a heads up to anyone unfamiliar with updating from previous versions of CNC12:

• I'd recommend renaming and creating a copy of your cncm/cnct directory so you can easily revert back to an older version if desired.
• You can use Ctrl+P to automatically create a PDF screen capture of every menu in the Wizard.
• Avoid using restore report when installing to prevent any potential issues.

More information can be found on page 10 of our software installation guide which can be found here:
https://www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_di ... ctions.pdf

Please let us know if you run into any problems during installation or if this fix doesn't seem to resolve the issue.

Thanks,
Michael

[suntravel]

Acorn6 setup with Gang Tooling

Tool Measure with TT is ok for front and rear approach.

Manual X Measure rear also ok with X Diameter as a positive value

Rear tooling manual with X Diameter = 0 and nose vector 6 nok, it is adding two times the TT diameter to X like before.
Front with same tool and X Diameter = 0 is ok.

RTG is nok -> fatal error

Uwe

[mgeyer]

Thanks for the update! We'll get to fixing this as soon as we can.

[mgeyer]

Uwe,

Could you please provide a video of you performing each of your measurements with X Diameter = 0, especially the rear approach?

Thank you,
Michael

[suntravel]

Hi Michael,

I do a video tomorrow.

Uwe