Hello,
When the MASSO sees an alarm for a peripheral like low air or low lubricant, how does the MASSO react? Does it just feedhold or does it raise a panic condition?
On a similar note, does the MASSO have the ability to either ignore or acknowledge M01 commands? I didn't see anything about changing the way the MASSO handles them but it is a useful feature to set it to ignore them so they don't have to be removed from the G-Code. For example, on our lathe there is an SPDT switch and in one position, the machine holds at each M01 and continues after a cycle start command. In the other position, the machine ignores the M01 commands entirely. Even if this is a software switch that is something we can work with. If this isn't currently a feature, I will move this into the feature request section!
Thanks in advance.
When the MASSO sees an alarm for a peripheral like low air or low lubricant, how does the MASSO react? Does it just feedhold or does it raise a panic condition?
On a similar note, does the MASSO have the ability to either ignore or acknowledge M01 commands? I didn't see anything about changing the way the MASSO handles them but it is a useful feature to set it to ignore them so they don't have to be removed from the G-Code. For example, on our lathe there is an SPDT switch and in one position, the machine holds at each M01 and continues after a cycle start command. In the other position, the machine ignores the M01 commands entirely. Even if this is a software switch that is something we can work with. If this isn't currently a feature, I will move this into the feature request section!
Thanks in advance.
