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would reinstalling get those files back? Or maybe the old directory was saved before the cnc11 to cnc12 update.

In the diagnostic screen things can be tweaked...although what really needs to happen is to fix the problem.

Once in the diagnostic screen you will see a bunch of red or green dots. If you move the cursor to each dot there will be a description at the bottom of the screen for items that are used ...

If that's the case the correct plc needs to be compiled...correct? I saw 3 src files in the report and two of them looked like they were for CNC11. I interpreted that Centroid_ALLIN1DC_Mill_Standard-r13.src mpu.plc was the correct one

try one more thing. Press Alt I and the diagnostic screen will come up . Take a screen shot and post it.

As part part of the switch to CNC12 there should have been a question near the end about loading a PLC. Do you remember what your choice was?Have you compiled your .src file? I've never had any ...

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Do any commands work? or is the window not responsive. X0 shouldould send you to X0 but pick a number close to what is on the DRO. If it goes too fast Use G01 F10 X0
Which PLC are you using? UPDATE Only the last one would work with CNC12
Do you have a door switch?

Do you get the window when you press F3?

OOPS I see you have a physical control panel. Can you turn off the auto spindle and run it manually by pushing the green button?

I don't have much luck compiling in Notepad++ I use the DOS prompt
go to the directory where the file you want to compile is
I may have this wrong...my notes are a bit fuzzy
UPDATED
mpucomp your_plc_program.src mpu.plc

There may be error messages if you have a problem but if not there are several ...

Did you get the VCP on screen? The spindle can be controlled from there. Of course the MDI can be used to start/stop.
M03 S500;
- M03 – Turns the spindle on clockwise.
- M04 – Turns the spindle on counterclockwise.
- M05 – Turns the spindle off.
- S500 – Sets the spindle speed to 500 RPM (you can ...