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    Default Tailstock quill

    Pretty straight forward, tailstock quill won't respond to the m79 command to retract while in auto. Just times out.

    Sensors are in the right spots, and responds fine when in mdi, or if i hit reset while its hanging on the m79 command, but won't retract while a program is running.

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    Default Re: Tailstock quill

    I bet it is a safety thing. m79 disabled in auto mode. The MTB might have a keeprelay associated with that



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    Default Re: Tailstock quill

    I would look up the Y addresss output in the ladder and see why it won't turn on in Auto but OK in MDI mode.



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    Default Re: Tailstock quill

    May be your axis needs to be in one area for retract quill in auto mode. Some MTB use that.
    Send your ladder file and i'll will have à look



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    Default Re: Tailstock quill

    Got it working now.
    I'm not entirely sure why, but will only work in auto if a G40 is on the line directly above it.

    Had a tech look at it, checked relays, checked ladder and checked parameters, all working how they should.

    Must be a quirk of this machine.



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