Event Message 40728
Trying to Modify Bullseye on a 180 neck. Receiving Event Message 40728. Unable to calculate new frame. Any suggestions?
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Had to do TCP manually. Could not get 180 torch to pass Bullseye.0
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Was this on the setup run?
How far through did it get before the 40728 error?0 -
It would find the beam, rough check, tool straightening. But during the intermediate TCP it would throw that error.0
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Are you at or near singularity?Lee Justice0
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No. It is a 180 short torch. 5 is basically at a 90 degree angle in relation to 4, in order to get the torch perpendicular to the atbeam point. Not even close to singularity.0
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Found a couple of support cases on this error:
- The tcp is not allowed to be in line with axis 6. In your case Z axis would not be but Y or X could
Can you add an adapter flange to create a slight angle? - Try using AccSet 30,30 to slow down the acceleration.
1 - The tcp is not allowed to be in line with axis 6. In your case Z axis would not be but Y or X could
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We would have to add an adapter flange. We have a 180 torch on an ATI, and that one runs fine. We ended up switching the 180 to a 22, so it is no longer an issue having to try and modify the bullseye. Thanks.0
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