Recently, I had this inexplicable error. It was a 452 ethernet communication error. Not sure why it happened.
At the time I had no choice but to restart my program, which was very small, so I only had a couple minutes of air cutting before the job resumed where it left off.
I’m sure this gets asked a lot, but I can’t find the answer. How do I get to the part of the G code and pick up where the machine left off on the tool path to continue the program? This would help save time and avoiding air cutting.
I haven’t had the time to dive into G code programming yet. By looking at it, it can’t be that difficult to learn. I have over 20 years of writing Excel “what-if” statements that were nested 7 levels deep during my engineering days and some coding as well.
I know we can perform a block at a time with G-code inputs. Would that come into play here?
When you switch ethernet ports you have to go into windows and set the original one back to “assign IP address automatically” when you do that the PC tuner will then be able to pick up the new one and let you select it.