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Guessing you have tried some other ports and another PC maybe, just to see if it shows up.

Yep, ignore the reset device and drop down the com/lpt ports list. Unplug/replug to see which one it is and the com # to enter in parameter 496.

While checking out the latest options for Rotary in the wizard of the current beta, I also checked out the parameter 131 options, and was wondering if there was a way of toggling the F1/F6 3/4 axis button in a macro. Sure, you can toggle the presence of the button with G10 P131 R21, but can you actu...

Excellent! Much better than this.... https://centroidcncforum.com/viewtopic. ... 404#p83404

Glad the Reset thing isn't permanent too! Thanks to all for the great work with CNC12! (must be about time for a new number or name )

Hmm...if that's the case, that's a bit of feature creep that I don't care for. Don't really want everything powered up by just launching the software, and having a possibility of a false condition of the button at some point as well.

:lol: D'oh! As with the previous private beta, I'm seeing that the Reset logic is behaving badly. Upon power up, it goes straight to "Reset OK", with the NoFault output immediately enabled. If you exit without hitting Reset to "Tripped", and restart CNC12, it starts back up with ...

Have you checked the outputs drop down box for the separate list of grouped output options? There are now separate lists for All, Safety, Router, ATC, and Custom. Outputs reside in Custom.

It looks like the relay is powering the coil that pulls the contactor in, which then powers the router. If you put a snubber/quencharc across the coil connections, it would likely fix the issue. It also looks like that contactor has a 120vac coil, so the output 1 relay is sending 120vac to the coil....

Snubber....

https://www.centroidcnc.com/dealersuppo ... ds/206.pdf

https://shopcentroidcnc.com/?s=snubber

It may be working fine up until you start a file and something energizes, or when things shut off when the file is done. Is that a 30A contactor for the router in the lower right, next to the curve in the Ethernet cable as it exits? Do you have a snubber on the coil for that? I had problems with one...