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Old 02-06-12, 04:03 PM
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Default Load % - Fanuc Series 18i
We have Heian routers. On our newer router with a Fanuc 31i controller, we can view the % load that is on the x,y,z,v axes servos. We access that information through the 0750 OVC LEVEL on the diagnostic screen.

We would like to see the same information on our 18i controllers, but cannot find it. Does anyone know where to find this information on the 18i controllers?
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CNC Steve,
Look at the attached document from the 18i operator manual and see if this gets you to the display that you are looking for.

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