Farzin;
Have you considered using the Pause button (in Axis Display) instead of
Stop.
Also you could retract the tool from the workpiece in the G code before
Stopping
the program.
Hope this helps
Don
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 1:05 AM, Farzin Kamangar
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Dear EMC users,
> I was asked to make the following change in the controller behaviour.
> As you know when we want to stop the running program and we push the stop
> program button, program stops and
> so does spindle from turning. Now the request is: when we stop the program
> by pressing the stop program button, we want the spindle to keep on turning
> if it was turning before pressing the
> stop program button. What do you think? This is because they do not want
> the
> tool in spindle to get stuck in the workpiece when we stop the program. We
> stop spindle by pressing spindle
> off button or by entering M5 in MDI later. Thanks
> Farzin
>
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