Create a 4-axis postprocessor

[AaronFrankel]

Overview

This is video 13 of 16 in a series about how to create and edit postprocessors with NX Post Builder.

Tech Tip by Jim Wright, Siemens PLM Software

Details

The NX Post Builder application is extremely flexible and powerful, and can provide useful benefits. This online Tech Tip series is intended as an overview of the post builder and postprocessing workflows in NX CAM.

Much of the content discussed in these videos is fairly advanced and while potentially valuable to everyone, it may be more useful to those of you with post processor experience. To get the most from this series, we suggest that you watch the videos in sequence. You can find the other videos in the Postprocessor section of this Tech Tip Knowledge Base.

Videos in this series:

1. What is a postprocessor?
2. Create and test a 3-axis postprocessor
3. Modifying tool change and work offset output
4. Changing G-codes in Post Builder
5. Tool Command Language (TCL) - Part 1
6. Tool Command Language (TCL) - Part 2
7. Tool Command Language (TCL) - Part 3
8. Tool Command Language (TCL) - Part 4: More on IF statement
9. Tool Command Language (TCL) - Part 5: Source and Switch
10. Using the Custom Command Library
11. Create a lathe postprocessor
12. Create a mill-turn postprocessor
13. Create a 4-axis postprocessor
14. Create a 5-axis postprocessor
15. Tilted work plane
16. User Defined Events

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[tusharmalavi]

I develope post for FANUC 30i control 4 axis . but I am facing problem while runing this NC file on machine. error found is "PS0015 TOO MANY SIMULTANEOUS AXES". What I have to do for fix it?