Writing a post for a Siemens 840D solutionline. So I created a new PB10.0.1 post in Postbuilder using the library - Siemens 840D millturn as the starting point. Set the flag that this is a solution line control. Playing with drill cycles. Can anyone point me to a CORRECT, UP TO DATESiemens (control group) manual that corresponds to what the post is outputting??? 1) CYCLE83 outputs 20 parameters. Best PGZ manual I could find (dated 2008) only documents 17 parameters (post seems to add GMODE, DMODE, and AMODE, which I can't find any documentation for) 2) CYCLE84 - docs only provide info for the following options for PTAB (14th param in call): 0, 1, 2, 3 PB post outputs a '4' for PTAB.

So what does '4' mean? This is getting incredibly annoying. (yes I have an IR in to GTAC, and yes, I probably need to ask the control group, but SOMEONE in PLMS created this post/control template, so they should know what document they used to create it!).

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Ken, you can find a overview of the parameters for 840D SolutionLine (10/2015) in the following document: This is the so called 'SINUMERIK 840D sl / 828D Job Planning Programming Manual' You will find CYCLE83 with 20 parameters and the 4th value for PTAB in CYCLE84 that you mentioned. For sure it is only a list of the current parameters. I'm also missing a document like for 840D or 840D PowerLine in which there are some graphics and examples beneath the textual description. Especially also for measuring cycles. You are right of coarse. I have had to explain what doc says about these cycles to programmers that probably had training, have doc, and have the machine to test. Usually customers want a budget post - then do not want to specify or understand the code they want thinking that the post builder will analyze the control and version and options and parameters that affect behavior of what they have.

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It is a better situation to have a relationship with the machine tool builder - but they try not to be associated with the offline programming - or if they are will suggest some non cam friendly approach to it.