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What does this error mean

Cannot do g1 with zero feed rate.

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Re: Error

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A g1 is a move. The code needs to have an f followed by the desired feedrate somewhere before or along with the g1 to tell the controller the speed at which to make this move.
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Did you select your correct tool in the MAD GUI? I have had this error when I have forgotten to do this.
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I am sorry I am new to this how do I save the tool settings.
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There are two things in play here. First on the GUI screen, left side, middle screen and below....you need to set the material, thickness, consumables installed in the torch and below that, cut quality (16g and below, I prefer 3, above 16g, I use 5) and your settings should populate.

Second, to save the specific settings for a job, you can "save job" on the GUI screen. You can also edit a tool set deeper into the program but, lets get you up and running first.

Bear in mind that you need to set the parameters stated above every time you open MAD and or when you change materuals once open. This seems like a pain in the ass but it allows you to customize everything. Remember, these cnc machines are dumb and assume virtually nothing.....you need to fill in the blanks for it to work.

I'll be watching this thread.....maybe I can help.

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Thank you, now I am able to dry run the machine.

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Great! Glad you are making progress.
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Re: Error

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another error.
probe failed to find stock.

can someone help me with this error.

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hanix wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 9:10 am another error.
probe failed to find stock.

can someone help me with this error.

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You probably have some schmoo on your shield or between your shield and the nozzle shorting out the ohmic. I keep a small SS wire brush handy and give the shield a few swipes every so often.
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Re: Error

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Ironken

I did send you pm please check that out

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