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FAQs / Re: Losing zero reference while cutting
« on: December 27, 2014, 12:40:32 PM »
Which axis is going wrong and in which direction ? Ans: both x and y forsure, but z i did not pay that much detail to.[/color]
How much is it wrong (approx.) ?  Ans: For example i was cutting a profile that is 7 ich long when it went bad i lost 4 inch in x and 2 inches in y.
Do the Mach3 DRO's show the correct position ?  Ans: The DRO i belive are showing up properly but zer in x, y is shifted.  Note z might be also but i deed not note it.
Does the machine make any unusual noise when the error occurs ? No unusual noice
Have you thoroughly checked all mechanical parts, in particular for loose couplings / grub screws etc. ?  Ans: This i did not do, I did however manualy turn each axis by hand full strok to see if i had any binding and did not notice any on any axis.

Posting a picture of the work, showing the problem, would be helpful (use Additional Options)  Ans: I will do this as soon as i get to office.  Right now i beeter keep my wife happy so i wont get this this till Monday!

Note:  This mill i have had for 5 years its a small panther-210 and has work flawlessly for all this time.  I did however switch it to a new computer that was a 64 bit machine and i loaded 32 bit version of windows 7 on it.  Would this have any issues that you would know of?  Is it possible that i have a bad parallel port on this machine?  The CPU is a Dell

Scott

Scott

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FAQs / Re: Losing zero reference while cutting
« on: December 27, 2014, 12:03:31 PM »
Tweakie ... what information would be helpful for you to see so i can get it to you?
Scott

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FAQs / Re: Losing zero reference while cutting
« on: December 27, 2014, 12:02:04 PM »
I already tried that, i though that was also the problem but it still does the same thing.  I will reduce it some more and see if it helps.
Scott

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FAQs / Re: Losing zero reference while cutting
« on: December 26, 2014, 10:33:16 PM »
While cutting at what seems to be random times i lose reference to my zero location and my CNC cuts in totally the wrong place.  When i stop the unit and do a GOTO zero command it returns to totally the wrong place.  It does this at random times while i cut, and is just so frustrating because i don't know where to look for a solution.

Scott

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FAQs / Losing zero reference while cutting
« on: December 24, 2014, 09:45:00 AM »
Can some one tell me why i keep losing zero reference while cutting.  I zero my system then while cutting a various pionts i lose zero and Mach3 starts cutting in the wrong place.  I just set up Mach3 on a small CNC router have i set something up wrong?

Scott

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VB and the development of wizards / Scripting Basics and examples
« on: December 05, 2014, 04:37:11 PM »
Can someone direct me on basic scripting for reading and writing inputs and outputs.


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