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--- quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:probe_setup [2019/09/16 11:53] – ivan
+++ quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:probe_setup [2020/02/14 13:39] – ivan
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-====Probing Wizard Setup in Mill profile====
+====Probing Wizard Setup====
-In order to properly set up a probe system on a mill profile from scratch on your machine (especially if the software has not, for any reason, been updated to its latest version) please check the following:
+In order to properly set up a probe system from scratch on your machine (especially if the software has not, for any reason, been updated to its latest version) please check the following:
 . In **CNC Settings > PLC > Hardware PLC**, check that the command **TRIG04** is created. The program should contain the following code:
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-. In **CNC Settings > Probing Wizard > Probing Macro Wizard**, click **Generate All Probing Macros** and **Generate PLC Probing procedure M288**. Among other settings, this generates the necessary windows for the popup screens of the probe sensor (popups 20, 21 and 22).
+. In **CNC Settings > Probing Wizard > Probing Macro Wizard**, click **Generate All Probing Macros** and **Generate PLC Probing procedure M288**. Among other settings, this generates the necessary windows for the popup screens of the probe sensor (popup 21 and 22).
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 The probe wizard setup should now be complete.
+//NOTE: Please not that probing configuration is separate from setting up items such as collision sensors, emergency stop buttons, etc, due to the use of different macros / PLC procedures. //
 ====Using the probe sensor in myCNC software====