[mactec54]

I already read this when googling/researching why rcs60 subroutine wasn't working. Not sure if it was changing the M97 to M98 or the N to O on the subroutine that fixed it. He(rcs60) did note this on his original post on first page of thread.

The O would stop it, but if you are running Mach3 almost anything will run

I already said M97 does not run on all controls, it would have to be also formatted correctly also,if it was going to run, it is different from the M98

[Dan911]

The O would stop it, but if you are running Mach3 almost anything will run

Huh???? Using the O in front of the subroutine call is what got it to run in Mach3. I didn't capitalize O but the lower case works. Please read post before commenting. Post #64, try the code it works!

[mactec54]

Huh???? Using the O in front of the subroutine call is what got it to run in Mach3. I didn't capitalize O but the lower case works. Please read post before commenting. Post #64, try the code it works!

Using a O in any program is normal, no one said it was wrong, having it Lower Case will cause a problem, in a normal Control, As I said Mach3 will except wrongly written Code that other controls will Fault out

[Dan911]

Using a O in any program is normal, no one said it was wrong, having it Lower Case will cause a problem, in a normal Control, As I said Mach3 will except wrongly written Code that other controls will Fault out

The O would stop it, but if you are running Mach3 almost anything will run

I already said M97 does not run on all controls, it would have to be also formatted correctly also,if it was going to run, it is different from the M98

Wow...Your exhausting.

[mactec54]

The O would stop it, but if you are running Mach3 almost anything will run

Put it in context, with the program you had written

o0001 This is part of your program is it not, and is what the above statement was all about in a normal control this would not run
G00 Z0.5
G01 Z-0.5 F144.
Y12.125 F288.
X12.125
Y-0.125
X-0.125
G00 Z1.
M99