quickstart:mycnc-quick-start:start-stop-setup
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This article is designed to introduce the reader to the basic setup process of the Start/Stop procedure in myCNC settings. | This article is designed to introduce the reader to the basic setup process of the Start/Stop procedure in myCNC settings. | ||
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Upon opening **CNC Settings > Preferences > Start/ | Upon opening **CNC Settings > Preferences > Start/ | ||
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A common scenario with mill and plasma machines is having to move the plasma torch or any other working tool away from the cutting point in the middle of running a program, for cleaning/ | A common scenario with mill and plasma machines is having to move the plasma torch or any other working tool away from the cutting point in the middle of running a program, for cleaning/ | ||
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+ | The Check Soft Limits for the full toolpath toggle specifies whether the user wants to check the entire program for issues with soft limits (program work position going outside of soft limits) before starting the program. If the toggle is set to ON, and there are issues with the soft limits present, the program will not start. This setting is not recommended for extremely large programs, as it takes a lot of time to run the check. Programs under 10 000 lines of code are best suited for this process. | ||
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quickstart/mycnc-quick-start/start-stop-setup.txt · Last modified: 2022/11/30 16:20 by ivan