I have several programs from a prior machine that were written in conversational programming. All these can be converted to G code simply,but when it comes to sub routines, the protocol is different than G code. I know that M98 calls the sub and m99 is the end of the sub, but where is the file actually placed? What would the correct syntax look like?
I know that the subs for the ATC have to be in the same folder as the program you are trying to run.
I pulled this off of the Masso Rapid change info. Not sure if it helps
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You should be able to name it “600.nc” naming and then edit your program where it calls up your sub to the new name.
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Additionally, make sure the main .nc and required sub program .nc files are in the same folder on the USB.
https://docs.masso.com.au/supported-m-codes/m98-and-m99-sub-program-call
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Thanks, that helped a lot. I couldn’t get it to work because I didn’t use the "P"to call up the file, so it just skipped those lines.
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Still having trouble. After putting all the files in the right place, the main program will not come up. I get an error that says “no sub programs found”. I don’t follow…..any thoughts?