Don't use the @OP_DRL so I can't help with that.
Put the #COOLNT in any section you want and substitute the "M" codes for what you use.
@TOOLCHG
#COOLNT
@COOLNT
0,
1,M08
2,M08
3,M27
4,M09
-Dave-
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Hi guys,
What is the difference between using the 'old' @FXD1
etc. drilling sections and the 'new' @OP_DRL sections?
Also, trying to use the @COOLNT section to output
flood, thro or air coolant always returns the value of 4 regardless
of what I've chosen in the planner! Any ideas? Perhaps somebody could
send me an example from their working template file.
Regards,
Bill in the UK.
