Biesse Cix Macro Rout Start_point Line_ep Endpath __link__ ✰ < COMPLETE >

G01 X[line_ep.X] Y[line_ep.Y] F[current_feed]

For proprietary macro details, refer to your Biesse bSolid programming manual or contact Biesse service with your machine’s software version. biesse cix macro rout start_point line_ep endpath

| Symptom | Likely Cause | Fix | |---------|--------------|-----| | Tool crashes immediately after line_ep | endpath missing or invalid | Set endpath=0 or 1 | | Rough entry mark | start_point exactly on edge | Shift start_point -5 mm in cut direction | | Tool plunges at line_ep | line_ep includes Z value | Remove Z from line_ep | | Macro moves opposite direction | line_ep swapped with start_point | Swap coordinates or change macro logic | | Spindle stops mid-cut | Feed too high for tool | Reduce F in start_point or macro feed variable | G01 X[line_ep

: Short for "route" or "routing," this term refers to the path that a cutting tool will take to machine a part. : This could refer to an endpoint of

Absolute coordinate defining where the tool tip first contacts the workpiece surface (or just above it, depending on Z logic).

: This could refer to an endpoint of a line segment within the machining process. It helps define the geometry of the part to be machined.