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When I loop a program with an offset and I cancel the program before it ends, the X,Y,Z in the auto features don't re-zero! Is there an automatic way of doing this?
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I used to be high on life but I built up a tolerance.
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PCDMIS CAD++ v2011mr2
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Run the program with 1 part---everything should reset when program begins again -
Not sure exactly what your situation is but you may be able to use variable assignments of 0 (how ever many you need) before the loop starts. Use these assinments in the loop to set to zero what ever it is you need to be zero. Then increment them with each loop. Everytime you execute thr prg it will start with them at 0.
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I inserted an origin alignment before the looping and it fixed this issue. Thanks guys.I used to be high on life but I built up a tolerance.
Brown & Sharpe Global Advantage
PCDMIS CAD++ v2011mr2
PH10MQ/SP600M
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