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Speed not posting properly

  • April 20, 2016
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I am having trouble with my speed not posting properly. I programmed the speed at 10000 and it posts at 0, if I program speed to 9999 it will post ok. I am thinking it is something with the post not anything to do with Creo. I have looked at the max machine rpm and it was set to 10000 and I changed it to 12000 to see if that would help but it did the same thing. I don't know a whole lot about the posts so I am afraid to mess with it to much. Has anyone run into this problem?

Thanks Bernie


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Best answer by SteveLucas

Bernie,

I bet you don't have enough places before the decimal in the mcd format. just click on the spindle and edit what I have circled and it should go to 10,000spindle speed.JPG

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SteveLucas1-VisitorAnswer
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April 20, 2016

Bernie,

I bet you don't have enough places before the decimal in the mcd format. just click on the spindle and edit what I have circled and it should go to 10,000spindle speed.JPG

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    pgf5451-VisitorAuthor
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    April 20, 2016

    If you ask the right correct questions you get the correct answers . Thanks Steve Lucas that fixed my problem!!! I learn something new every time I sit down at this machine.

    Thanks Bernie

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      llehuu1-Visitor
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      April 27, 2016

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      Help me!

      Why It's still ask about milling window while I've picked it out and I can't simmulate! ( I'm using roughing voulume)

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      pgf5451-VisitorAuthor
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      April 27, 2016

      I can't tell from your picture where is your window? Are you trying to select the green areas? Might try to use sketch and draw the window manually instead of letting Creo pick it. Can you give me some more information?

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      llehuu1-Visitor
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      April 28, 2016

      I've drawn manually a mill window and I've picked it out.... It's green line not green plane as show in that picture...Can u help me ? tks in advanced

      ( I want to manufacture some holes like green position)

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      pgf5451-VisitorAuthor
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      April 28, 2016

      Looks like you have the window to the extents of the part. I would build a window that goes around the features that you want to cut. Here is an example of a part I am running now. Also you might need to set the depth in the window setup and check the parameters to make sure you are not missing anything.

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      llehuu1-Visitor
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      April 28, 2016

      That's so great. I can do that by projecting and fill the parameters out. really thanks Can we make friends?

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      pgf5451-VisitorAuthor
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      April 28, 2016

      Hope that helps you out, yes you can friend me. I am in the same boat as you since I have only been doing this for a short time. Maybe we can learn together.

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