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Old 08-16-2008, 07:05 PM
 
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Z Safe when stop

i don't know how can configure EMC to move on safe Z position when i stop. Is it possible to do ? When i stop, i want my Z axe return to zero.

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In your g code file put

G0 Z0

as the next to last line.

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i don't know how can configure EMC to move on safe Z position when i stop.
Zero meaning Z home position ? Z home being at it's maximum upward travel like my machine?
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I know i can put gcode but i looking for a same setting like mach When i push stop button Z goto zero automatic. I think not exist in EMC ???
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I know i can put gcode but i looking for a same setting like mach When i push stop button Z goto zero automatic. I think not exist in EMC ???
I hope you're not saying that when you press the (E)Stop button, that the quill moves up. That is a big safety issue.

Are you trying to make the Z retract when the program encounters an M2, or when you press the estop button (or some other stop button, like optional stop or pause)?

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I know i can put gcode but i looking for a same setting like mach When i push stop button Z goto zero automatic. I think not exist in EMC ???
You just have to add a pyVCP button to do that...

http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emc...om_MDI_Buttons

You can add just about anything you like and make it look like you want in EMC2.

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I personally do use the Stop button in mach 3 to go to safe Z when it is hit. Estop stops all motion and spindle. Stops halts the spindle and X and Y movement, but bumps the Z up to safe Z, which for my mill is only .1".
This setting is a hold over from when I was using a lesser spindle motor that was prone to stalling. I like how it works, so I continue to use it that way.
There are settings in Mach 3 for this.
I don't know about the software originally asked about.
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