I think what you are looking for is 'touch off'
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/2.3/html/gu...#cap:Touch-Off
sam
On Mach-3 I assigned pushbuttons to ZERO out my axis. Can EMC do this?
For example in "MACH", when I turn machine on for the day, it HOMES all three axis to the minimum limit switches. THEN, I load my part in the middle of the machine jog to the lower left corner, and ZERO my X,Y (Press on-screen buttons). I spin-down the "Z" until it touches the top of the part, and ZERO Z. Then I RUN my G-Code program.
Is there something obvious I skipped over trying to read the documents? Or must I do something else? I know in MACH there is absolute machine coordinates, and the working coordinates, which are two different systems, obviously I wouldn't want my machine to trip a soft-limit past -.05 on the "X" if I was jogging around in the middle of the table area.
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I think what you are looking for is 'touch off'
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/2.3/html/gu...#cap:Touch-Off
sam
Got it, I figured that out quickly today after fooling around - thanks for the reply.
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