Is M200 an Unlock?? (Resolved)

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irishismyname
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Is M200 an Unlock?? (Resolved)

Post by irishismyname »

My control just came out of demo mode. In a possibly related observation, I recently noticed that M200 no longer creates a prompt and just acts as a normal M0. Is this normal or weird coincidence?


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Re: Is M200 an Unlock??

Post by cncsnw »

In a design decision that defies logic, M200 is tied to the "jog during M0" software unlock.

The rest of us have to use M225 instead, being sure to have a variable handy that can always have a value of zero (or be set to zero without consequence).

For example:

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#100 = 0
M225 #100 "Move the hold-down clamps, then press Cycle Start"


irishismyname
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Re: Is M200 an Unlock??

Post by irishismyname »

My co-workers are starting to wonder what I'm laughing about... thank you!


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