Section
3:
Error
Codes
Error
Code/Message
Explanation
Possible
Solutions
Near
Line
XX
Linear
Move
Exceeds
Joint
X’s
Positive/Negative
Limit
This
error
means
that
the
toolpath/G
code
is
telling
the
machine
to
go
past
one
its
travel
limits
Joint
0
=
X
axis
Joint
1
=
Y
axis
Joint
2
=
Z
axis
Joint
3
=
A
axis
Joint
4
=
B
axis
This
error
is
often
caused
by
a
tool
length
offset
being
set
incorrectly
or
by
a
part
that
is
outside
the
NC’s
work
envelope.
The
move
that
is
causing
the
error
is
located
on
or
near
the
line
of
the
program
indicated
1. If
the
error
is
on
joint
2
(Z
axis),
check
if
your
tool
length
offset
is
set
correctly.
See
the
“Tool
Length
Offset”
tutorial
for
more
information.
2. If
the
error
is
for
exceeding
the
negative
limit
of
joint
2
and
the
tool
length
offset
is
correct,
increase
the
tool
stickout
or
switch
to
a
longer
tool
holder.
3. If
the
error
is
for
exceeding
the
positive
limit
of
joint
2
and
the
tool
length
offset
is
correct,
decrease
the
tool
stickout
or
switch
to
a
shorter
tool
holder.
4. Check
if
your
toolpath
is
asking
the
machine
to
exceed
its
limits
of
travel.
Open
your
code
in
a
text
editing
program
and
use
the
search
bar
(CTRL
+
F)
to
search
for
any
values
that
are
greater
than
the
limits
of
travel
for
the
NC
mill.
a. The
X
limits
are
-2.00
to
2.55
inches
b. The
Y
limits
are
-2.4
to
2.6
inches
c. The
Z
limits
are
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