Fanuc 18i AI (was) OT Time Warner Cable Slowdown?

Insert a line above you G43 line. G5.1 Q1 R1-10. The higher the R value the tighter the precision. I did a demo with a graphite block. R1 looked just as nice as R10. R10 took longer to run. On a larger part you might see the differences in finish between R1 and R10. You can tell it is activated by a flashing AICC while the program runs. To cancel at the end of the cycle insert G5.1 Q0.

Go to the AICC parameter page and turn it on and set the level to 6 or 8 and just leave it on all of the time. Otherwise, you will be turning it on and off all the time and it's a pain in the ass. If you can't find the setting screen, call Chatsworth. You are also going to want to learn to use the G08 command for 2D stuff. G08 is a feed forward gain look ahead tool that will serve you very well on

I believe the seminar your tech guy went to was for drive tuning. Jon Ren probably taught the class if that's the case and he seemed to know his stuff but they might have had GE Fanuc sent out Paul Webster and he is as sharp as they come. Nice guy to boot.

It's very strange that your CD's are screwed up. They are supposed to check them. I think it's on the assembly check list. Did you get a data server?

That's exactly what I needed Bill. I believe I have G5.1 Q# or G5 Q# (HPCC is G5 P# I'm sure) jotted down in my notes, but I was unsure about the gain values. Thanks. I'll surely have my post configured for AI long before the proper documentation arrives. :-)

There is screen you can find via the right arrow left softkey left softkey dance. I think the softkey has MEAS on it. The screen has the current resolution on all 3 axis.

The adress I have for you isn't valid so I'll just ask here. Here is the message.

I've got some training to do. A software dealer and a customer. I'd like to know if you have an intake manifold model around that you wouldn't mind sending. I need the practice and the new dealer needs to learn this stuff on a real part. Something like the Catia file I looked at for you a while back would be perfect.

None of what you send would ever leave my server here in the office.

I'd appreciate it but thanks and Best Regards either way.

Sure thing. This model (middle part of a three piece ultrasonically welded V8 intake) is in good shape though. If you need to mess it up some to make the training more interesting, feel free to do it. ;-) This tool for this part is busier than the other one you saw. Perfect for a rookie...

Thanks man, I'm getting it now. As for fiddling it to challenge my students - well, you don't think I'd do a dastardly think like that do you????

ROTFLMAO

I had this weird dream....

And in it, some lil songbird told me that you maybe need to perhaps check your gmail account.

Amongst the 235.248 bazillion spam mails sitting in that account there was one jumping up and down and waving its arms at me...

Not to change the subject--but my hotmail account does get surprisingly little spam...

The accounts I use daily are 100% spam free. When/if they get compromised, I delete them and create more. I have exactly zero tolerance for spam these days. And I check that gmail account only often enough to keep it active. (all the spam in it gets archived, that's the least I can do to google for their attempt to destroy the Usenet, eat spam) Or when somebody tells me they sent me something there... thnx for the heads up BTW.

My pleasure.