Error: Program Exceeds Machine Maximum
20 Sep 2023 10:31 #281214
by akg1904
Error: Program Exceeds Machine Maximum was created by akg1904
Hi,
I am getting an error while trying to run my gcode where linuxcnc claims that the "gcode exceeds the machine maximum on Z-Axis". It mainly occurs when I give "Tool length Offset(TLO)" for my tool.
But when I run the Gcode ignoring the error it run absolutely fine and gives the output what I intended.
Now, I am confused regarding the TLO and how I should avoid the error above.
Hopefully someone can shed light and show me the proper way.
I have attached my INI and tool.tbl below.
Regards
Abhishek
I am getting an error while trying to run my gcode where linuxcnc claims that the "gcode exceeds the machine maximum on Z-Axis". It mainly occurs when I give "Tool length Offset(TLO)" for my tool.
But when I run the Gcode ignoring the error it run absolutely fine and gives the output what I intended.
Now, I am confused regarding the TLO and how I should avoid the error above.
Hopefully someone can shed light and show me the proper way.
I have attached my INI and tool.tbl below.
Regards
Abhishek
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20 Sep 2023 11:24 - 20 Sep 2023 11:31 #281216
by Aciera
Replied by Aciera on topic Error: Program Exceeds Machine Maximum
if it is displaying the message in a pop up window like this then you can ignore it and try running the code anyway.:
However, if the errors are displayed in the right bottom corner of the axis window then there really is a problem with limits.
However, if the errors are displayed in the right bottom corner of the axis window then there really is a problem with limits.
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21 Sep 2023 13:26 - 21 Sep 2023 13:36 #281305
by Aciera
Replied by Aciera on topic Error: Program Exceeds Machine Maximum
Well, you can if you feel comfortable editing 'axis.py', removing all the lines marked in red will remove the buggy limit check.
On a Rip installation (ie if you compiled linuxcnc on your computer) the file to change is:
<your linuxcnc installation folder>/bin/axis
On package installation:
I'm not sure, I'd have to check where that gets installed.
On a Rip installation (ie if you compiled linuxcnc on your computer) the file to change is:
<your linuxcnc installation folder>/bin/axis
On package installation:
I'm not sure, I'd have to check where that gets installed.
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