All you have to do is hit the home button...
John
On 5 Mar 2008 at 19:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
Can we look at adding something to the scenario? How about a re-home
due to lost axis motor steps on an open loop system? How can we
restart in the middle after an ESTOP? I
Dale Ertley wrote:
Hello All,
Can we look at adding something to the scenario? How about a re-home due
to lost axis motor steps on an open loop system? How can we restart in
the middle after an ESTOP?
I don't think this makes any difference to the restart in middle
of G-code program. You
Gentlemen,
Does anyone have a procedure for starting (correctly) in the
middle of a program?
thanks
Stuart
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Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Gentlemen,
Does anyone have a procedure for starting (correctly) in the
middle of a program?
I don't know if this bug has been fixed, but on the versions I
have, the spindle will not atart if you do this!
Anyway, you use the slider bar on the preview window to move
On Wednesday 05 March 2008, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Gentlemen,
Does anyone have a procedure for starting (correctly) in the
middle of a program?
thanks
Stuart
About the only way I've been able to bypass steps that have already been done,
is to set 2 identical vars for the starting location
I never realised this was something EMC had trouble with. guess there'll be
alot of stuff I'll find out after i get a machine actually running with it.
At work, we number each section of the program that has each tool, N1 for
t1, N2, etc... then if we have a tool break or whatever we go to that
Hi all,
I can't speak for how axis handles restart but with tkemc in is in
the editor window.
So bring up the editor and at the bottom of the editor window is
a button for restart.
Place your cursor to the left of the line you want to restart on ...
click on the restart button ...
save
Kenneth Lerman wrote:
There's been a bunch of recent email on the list about restart in the
middle of a program. Has there been a feature request for (a decent way
to do) this?
I believe I entered a bug report about 6 months ago when I first
ran into it.
Does anyone want to put together
Hello All,
Can we look at adding something to the scenario? How about a re-home due to
lost axis motor steps on an open loop system? How can we restart in the middle
after an ESTOP? I can't see any need for a reboot of the computer system unless
we loose electric power.
Thank you
Dale
Dale Ertley wrote:
Hello All,
Can we look at adding something to the scenario? How about a re-home
due to lost axis motor steps on an open loop system? How can we
restart in the middle after an ESTOP? I can't see any need for a
reboot of the computer system unless we loose electric power.
When I used an old Okuma lathe , we always restarted on a G0 rapid line and set
the tool turret to the appropriate tool number by hand.
It got a little more complicated when using Okuma's Auto Program Mode ( but it
would change the tool turret to the right tool automatically)
It was understood
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