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Fanuc Macro Programming example macro programs

Custom Macro programming Fanuc and Mitsubishi examples

Multi start threading macro program

Letter engraving macro

Circle milling Macro

Fanuc Macro Programming

Peck Drilling macro (Variable depth adjustment)

Load monitoring Macro

Tool Change Macro program

Pallet change confirm Macro program

Tool life macro program Macro A

Part counting when using M99 (Example bar feeders)

List of macro variables

Mitsubishi / Fanuc Macro programming parameters to edit 9000's

  1. Fanuc macro edit on 16/18/21 & 16i/18i/21i-Parameter 3202 (NE9 will be above the proper bit #) (6079-6089 can be assigned an m-code or G code to call up the sub programs) (Parameter 6080=program #9020, 6081=9021, 6082=9022 ETC.)
  2. Mitsubishi Macro Edit 9000 programs change par.1121 to 0 , and check 1122 should be 0 to display them.

CNC parametric programming

Will be adding more information shortly. Please check back later.

In order to use this option on your machine you must have the custom macro B option from Fanuc.

 

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