With dependable tool changes on a HNC. the stop latch (under the cover on the 
operator side of the carrage)
is usually the thing to get right.Adjustments are made by removing the long 
black cover on the right
side of the carrage.Under here there is a round plug with a hex socket,BUT 
remember to loosen the 
lock set screw that comes down from the top.
If the turret works once or twice correctly then your problem is more than 
likely mechanical rather than
computer related.
A combination of the magnetic sensor and the stop cushion is more than likely 
the issue.
What I do if I had to remove the sensor for some reason is try to get the 
turret to work as 
best as you can without the stop cushion(just to make sure the sensor is very 
close to working)
then fine tune with the stop cushion.
It takes a little while but once you get the stop working correctly the turret 
will be 100 percent reliable
 
Terry


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From: Matthew Ireland <[email protected]>
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC) <[email protected]>; Terry 
Christophersen <[email protected]> 
Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2012 9:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Hardinge HCNC Retrofit/Rebuild


Terry, you sound very knowledgeable on the workings of the turret. I have an 
HNC that I successfully retrofitted. All works fabulously, except for a running 
fight with the turret. It will work perfectly one day, and fail to latch 
repeatedly the next. If it were reliable, this could be a production machine. 
Any advice?
If I were a bit more clever, I could rewrite the ladder to fail more gracefully 
and mitigate this problem. Perhaps I should be asking for ladder configs to 
study. Currently I am using one that Radek was kind enough to copy for me, but 
in all my fooling with it I may have made changes. Any thoughts?
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