Cyclone turret alignment issue

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Re: Cyclone turret alignment issue

Post by Martin » Tue 14 Dec , 2010 11:32 am

Is it the centre line or centre height that's out?
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Re: Cyclone turret alignment issue

Post by H12UAJ » Tue 14 Dec , 2010 13:36 pm

centre line
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Re: Cyclone turret alignment issue

Post by Martin » Tue 14 Dec , 2010 13:53 pm

What model of Fanuc control is fitted?
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Re: Cyclone turret alignment issue

Post by H12UAJ » Tue 14 Dec , 2010 17:22 pm

GE Fanuc Series 21i-T
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Re: Cyclone turret alignment issue

Post by Martin » Tue 14 Dec , 2010 17:40 pm

Do you know if it has datum switches fitted?

You need to reset the X axis home position which is a bit tricky.

There is a procedure sheet that tells you how to set it. I should be able to add a coppy next time I am in the office. (Next Monday)
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Re: Cyclone turret alignment issue

Post by Martin » Tue 21 Dec , 2010 17:19 pm

Reference procedure for a Fanuc 21I without reference switches.
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