On 5/12/2010 3:02 AM, Slavko Kocjancic wrote:
> Jon Elson pravi:
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>> There used to be a capability to run part of a G-code program that
>> exceeds the machine limits.
>> I tried doing this today, and got the first big dialog box that says
>> "program exceeds machine minimum on axis Y" and hit the "run anyway"
>> button.  I intended to stop the program before it ran into the limits.
>>
>> The spindle started, the Z axis moved a short distance, then the spindle
>> stopped and I got a different dialog box, the Axis one with the red stop
>> sign with the white X in it, saying "linear move on line 448 would
>> exceed joint 1's negative limit".  So, I had to edit the program to put
>> an M02 before the part where it would exceed the limits.  So, now the
>> behavior is that you cannot run the beginning of a program which much
>> later will exceed a machine limit.  My EMC2 version on this production
>> machine is a Git download from late 2009, I think.
>>
>> Any comments on this?  The "run anyway" button now appears to not be
>> usable anymore.
>>
>> Jon
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> I don't want to run program that exceds machine limits.
> If part is bigger than machine is capable I think the splitting file to
> sections is "safe" way to do.
> So each part fit into machine limits. Anyway when we move part in
> machine then some new offset should be introduced.
>
> Slavko.
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I've seen the same thing..  Looks like a contradiction.    Either don't 
allow it and take out the "want to run anyway" option, or alter the 
program so it truly allows it to run outside the limits.

Dave

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