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Thanks for the feedback cncsnw and Tom. After two additional days of testing without any issues, I'm comfortable with calling it a freak event. If no one else has experienced this issue, then perhaps it was either PC related or just a bad combination of anomalies within CNC12. If it presents itself ...

Update Attempting to graph a job (F8) also triggered the "wxWidgets Debug Alert", so the problem is not exclusive to VCP buttons calling macros. It's possible the job file was no longer at the same folder location, and this may have been the trigger. After a restart of CNC12 and choosing a...

This issue relates to a new Oak install with a custom PLC. Every time a VCP button calls a custom .mac or custom .cnc file, a "wxWidgets Debug Alert" pops up onscreen. The only way to recover from this is to restart CNC12(V5.08). Calling the same macros from the MDI screen presents no issu...

Excellent!
Worked a treat.

Thanks for taking the time to share.

OK, thanks. I was able to find a way to allow an M-code and a VCP button control the same output.... ​IF M38_SV || Aux1LED_O THEN (OUT4) IF SkinAux1_M_SV THEN (Aux1PD_PD) IF (Aux1PD_PD ^ Aux1LED_O) THEN (Aux1LED_O) Unfortunately this results in the M-code and VCP button working independently of each...

How was the issue solved?

Thanks Tom

The Hickory board sounds exciting, and will definitely be on my radar for future builds.

Troy

I have my first Oak build coming up, which is a six axis router (X, X, Y, Z, ATC and Servo control on the dust hood height). As the OAK board is limited to four axes, I'll need to include a couple of Optidirect boards. Though I have every confidence this is a robust solution, I would prefer an all o...

I appreciate all the extra advice you're sharing, and I accept there's always new things to learn. That said, I have considerable experience in designing and building CNC control systems and believe I've got that side of things covered. As there seems to be no obvious solution to the two issues I've...

Happy zone... that's an unusual concept. I wonder what the theory is behind this? The router is actually designed to run at 60m/min, which is common for industrial CNC routers. The only way to achieve that with 3000rpm max servo's, is to have 20mm travel per motor rev. I initially set the rapid spee...