New video of what exactly its doing . Maybe the gcode needs a callout for a tool changer for it to use the macro ?
Atc mfunc.6 could use some help
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Re: Atc mfunc.6 could use some help
Ok thanks
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Re: Atc mfunc.6 could use some help
Ok found out that if m6t5 was on the same line it would go right through the macro but if I did m6 on one line and t5 on the next it would go to the macro .
Could be hardly anything is working in the macro and I could not see it.
Thanks for the help cncsnw.
Could be hardly anything is working in the macro and I could not see it.
Thanks for the help cncsnw.
Re: Atc mfunc.6 could use some help
You are missing an M99 at the end of your embedded O9902 subprogram in your M6 macro file.
As a result, all the rest of the M6 file is assumed to be part of the O9902 subprogram.
As a result, all the rest of the M6 file is assumed to be part of the O9902 subprogram.
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Re: Atc mfunc.6 could use some help
Thanks fixed that now . I have movement now just debugging maybe rewriting parts of the macro .