Hi,
I first rehomed the mill.
Next when setting Z Ref using F10, the value is captured normally, it's shown on the display correctly.
A after using the Manual Measure F2 function the value shown in Height Offset table is always the correct offset value plus 2.000". For example a physically measured 1.000" block shows as 3.000".
How to correct this?
Height Offset always adds an additional value of 2.000"
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Height Offset always adds an additional value of 2.000"
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Re: Height Offset always adds an additional value of 2.000"
Without a report and more info, it will be hard for anyone to help you.
Look at parameter 3 and read up on what that does for changing tool height offsets. Could be something to do with g43 or g49?
Look at parameter 3 and read up on what that does for changing tool height offsets. Could be something to do with g43 or g49?
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Re: Height Offset always adds an additional value of 2.000"
Maybe also look at P43 and P71?
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