John, yes. As I mentioned in the video you can us G700 with a series of variables to define each tool. It is a little complex, so I intend to do a future video in how to cover this.

The example G code would look something like this: G700 M700 T56 Ax, Bx, Cx, Dx, Ex, Fx, Hx, Ix, Jx, Kx, Xx, Qx, Rx, Sx, Ux, Vx, Wx, Zx

@@markchristopher5809 dear Mark, I really thank you for pointing it out, I was checking the manual but I could not find. Something more on this topic, is there any possibility to activate record mode via g code? Or only monitor mode via M200/M201?

@@johnn.katsaoras4958 Only monitor mode can be controlled via M Code. The record mode has to be done with the buttons only.

@@johnn.katsaoras4958 No. Unfortunately you cannot activate record mode with a G or M code. It requires a human to interact with the control to put it in that mode.

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Good question! Nano Smoothing is an option from Fanuc that all of our machines come standard with. So, in DN machines when you turn on AICC, NANO Smoothing is automatically turned on. What Nano Smoothing does is take all of those tiny little straight lines in an arc that your cam system generated and turns them into a spline. This allows the look ahead in the control to not try and make every little line appear in your part and gives you that nice finish you are looking for. As for your particular software, I am not sure of why they have the NANO option, but if it were me, I would just use the AICC and know that when I use it, the Nano Smoothing is automatically on. Hope this helps!

@@markchristopher5809 Thanks Mark I appreciate the help

Luke, that's a great question. AICC comes set from the factory at "R5". As I said in the video the range is from 1-10. When you turn AICC off with the G5.1 Q0, when you go to turn it back on in another program or later in your current program, you have to give it a G5.1 R3 for example. As for your CAM software, different software's allow for this option to be added into your post. It's a menu they can "turn on" so that you can select AICC option levels when you are programming your part. You will need to talk to your CAM distributor if they offer that option.

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Is this a new machine you are working on? The older controls did not have this function, that could be your problem. Let me know what year model the machine is.

Yes it is! New name, same great machines!

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Please explain further. Eccentric turning is already possible on a SMX3100L.

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Yes it does. If you look in this video at the 9:06 mark, I actually go over how to do this with G10. Great question!

Hello. Unfortunately, you cannot restart the program inside of a canned cycle. You would have to start it at the beginning of the canned cycle. Great question though.