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Introduction

Sometimes you may need to pause the machine during the execution of a cut. Here are some possible reasons:

  • Too much dust and chip build up which needs to be cleared manually.
  • A piece has come loose from the stock and you want to make sure it wont be in the way for the rest of the cut.
  • You need to step away from the machine briefly for some reason.
  1. Click the "Hold" button.
    • Click the "Hold" button.

    • The cutting movement will stop, but the spindle will keep rotating. The controller will change automatically to the "Axes+Spindle Screen."

  2. On the "Axes+Spindle Screen," click the "spindle stop" button.
    • On the "Axes+Spindle Screen," click the "spindle stop" button.

  3. Jog the spindle up and out of the work in the Z+ direction.
    • Jog the spindle up and out of the work in the Z+ direction.

    • Jog the spindle in X and Y to gain access to the material as needed.

  4. Complete any tasks which prompted the pause. Clear loose parts, vacuum up dust, add screws or clamps.
    • Complete any tasks which prompted the pause. Clear loose parts, vacuum up dust, add screws or clamps.

    • If the work piece has shifted or is moved at all, the job can not be resumed as the origins will no longer match.

  5. Click the "Return to Profile Mode" button.
    • Click the "Return to Profile Mode" button.

    • Hold the jog button for each axis you moved after pausing, making sure to do X and Y before Z.

    • The jog movement should stop automatically when it reaches the position where the pause occurred.

  6. Click the "Auto Mode" button.
    • Click the "Auto Mode" button.

    • Click "Cycle Start/Run" button.

    • The spindle will start and cutting will proceed once it reaches the programmed RPM.

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Blake Wilson

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