Having issues with Y axis exceeded. Attached is my report and an .nc file it errors out on for example. A simple drill op that the error comes at line 25 almost at the end of the program. I've reset coordinates at a couple places that would more than allow the small travel that is in the op. Any thoughts on what I've messed up?
Donald
Error 907 Y Axis Exceeded
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Error 907 Y Axis Exceeded
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Re: Error 907 Y Axis Exceeded
Line 25 of your program says:
Which means, you want the machine to move to the G28 position (return point #1).
The work coordinates, travel limits and return points section of your Report file says:
Which says that your available travel on the Y axis is -500mm from home; but your G28 return point is -507mm from home.
If you actually have 507mm or more travel available, then you need to correct your travel limit value.
If you do not, then you need to correct your G28 return point.
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N110 G28 G91 X0. Y0.
The work coordinates, travel limits and return points section of your Report file says:
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CNC12 v. 5.04 coordinates file
Axis Minus Plus Return Return Return Return
Limit Limit #1(G28) #2(G30) #3 #4
X 0.0000 912.0000 810.00000 878.60000 0.00000 0.00000
Y -500.0000 0.0000 -507.00000 -456.80000 0.00000 0.00000
Z -150.0000 0.0000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000
If you actually have 507mm or more travel available, then you need to correct your travel limit value.
If you do not, then you need to correct your G28 return point.
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Re: Error 907 Y Axis Exceeded
Thank you for the reply.
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