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#### 1.2.7.18 ZERO B
Returning to the home (working) position of the spindle head along the B axis
After pressing this button, the machine will move along the selected axis B to the position sensor and return to the starting position relative to the set parameters.
#### 1.2.7.19 ZERO C
Returning to the home (working) position of the spindle head along the C axis
After pressing this button, the machine will move along the selected axis C to the position sensor and return to the starting position relative to the set parameters.
## 1.3 AUTO
This tab displays the main built-in tabs for writing automatic control programs. Programs can be downloaded from a previously written program or you can create a control program directly on the machine using your own data for cutting and milling.
### 1.3.1 G CODE
This tab opens a window to download the program written for the machine in the Pegasus software. The window contains the main controls and shows the progress of the downloaded program when it is being executed.
#### 1.3.1.1 BLOCK
This is a block of machine actions according to a written program divided by the number of control commands required for the machine.
#### 1.3.1.2 HEADER
#### 1.3.1.3 CODE
Window displaying the G-code used by the machine
This window displays programs in the form of G codes. Here you can view the actions of the machine when executing the program. The window displays data that can be useful for the operator and the machine operation before starting the program.
#### 1.3.1.4 INFO
Description of the operation currently in progress
The line displays the command that the machine is currently executing.
#### 1.3.1.5 OPEN
Open the folder with programs to download to the machine
The button opens a folder with written programs for the machine. In this folder, the operator must select the necessary program to perform the work in automatic mode.
#### 1.3.1.6 RELOAD
Restarts a previously selected program.
With this button, the operator can resume the previously selected program. This is necessary if any changes have been made to the program and it was saved with the same name. The machine will simply update the data for this program.
#### 1.3.1.7 SET START
Setting the program to start from the selected location.
With this button, the operator can select any line in the Block window and the machine will execute programs from this location. To do this, you must first select the desired program line and press Set start. A green marker should appear on this line, which means that the operator has chosen to start the program from the specified location.
#### 1.3.1.8 CLEAN
Clearing the program menu and G-code display block
The button is necessary to clear the machine's memory of the downloaded program. Deletes it from the display block, but does not delete it from the folder with written programs.
#### 1.3.1.9 START
Start downloaded program
A button to start the execution of the downloaded program. The program will start running from the very beginning or from the location selected by the operator. The machine will execute all commands that are written according to the program, measuring the diameter or length of the tool, checking the name of the tools. It will move to the required location, turn on the spindle and cooling, and start working.
#### 1.3.1.10 STOP
Stopping a running program
A button to stop the program at the current time. The machine will stop in any position and at any time during the execution of the program. All devices used for operation will stop working. Stopping the movement along the axes, turning off the spindle and cooling the tool. On the Block tab, the operator will see the stop step. It will be marked with a green marker.
### 1.3.2 X CUT
A button to open the menu to create a program for automatic cutting of the material. The operator has the option to use the built-in compiler to create simple programs. For linear cuts along the X-axis. The icon shows the program execution diagram, from right to left and up. This function is used with a cutting disc. It is convenient for cutting the material into identical strips.
#### 1.3.2.1 X-CUT LENGTH
Cutting length along x axis
In the line, you must specify the length of the cut to be performed. The starting point of the cut will occur from the actual position of the cutting tool of the machine above the material.
#### 1.3.2.2 X-CUT WIDTH
Width of required strip for cutting
The line must specify the width of the required cut-out part. After executing the length-cutting command, the machine will rise to a safe height and move to the starting point along the X-axis and offset along the Y-axis with the distance indicated in the row.
#### 1.3.2.3 X-CUT COUNT
Number of required strips for x-axis cutting
The number of parts that need to be made must be specified in the line. This will be the number of repetitions of the first two commands to execute the program.
#### 1.3.2.4 GENERATE
Generate G-code to perform cutting according to specified parameters
A button for creating a control program to perform tasks based on previously entered cutting parameters. After clicking, the operator will be able to see the program G-code and visualization on the screen in the upper right corner.
#### 1.3.2.5 EXIT
Output from built-in cutting G-code generator
Exit the menu without creating and saving a program for cutting the material. Return to the previous menu.
### 1.3.3 X&Y CUT
A button to open the menu to create a program for automatic cutting of the material. The operator has the option to use the built-in compiler to create simple programs. For linear cuts along the X and Y axes, the program execution diagram is shown on the icon, from right to left and up. This function is used with a cutting disc. A cross laser is used as the starting point for creating the program. To cut along the Y axis, the machine head will be rotated 90° along the C axis. It is convenient for cutting the material into identical squares or rectangles.
#### 1.3.3.1 X-CUT LENGTH
Cutting length along x axis
In the line, you must specify the length of the cut to be performed. The starting point of the cut will be the position of the laser cross.
#### 1.3.3.2 X-CUT WIDTH
Width of required strip for x-axis cutting
The line must specify the width of the required cut-out part. After executing the length-cutting command, the machine will rise to a safe height and move to the starting point along the X-axis and offset along the Y-axis with the distance indicated in the row.
#### 1.3.3.3 X-CUT COUNT
Number of required strips for x-axis cutting
The number of parts that need to be made must be specified in the line. This will be the number of repetitions of the first two commands to execute the program.
#### 1.3.3.4 Y-CUT LENGTH
Cutting length along y axis
In the line, you must specify the length of the cut to be performed. The starting point of the cut will be the position of the laser cross.
#### 1.3.3.5 Y-CUT WIDTH
Width of required strip for н-axis cutting
The line must specify the width of the required cut-out part. After executing the length-cutting command, the machine will rise to a safe height and move to the starting point along the X-axis and offset along the Y-axis with the distance indicated in the row.
#### 1.3.3.6 Y-CUT COUNT
Number of required strips for y-axis cutting
The number of parts that need to be made must be specified in the line. This will be the number of repetitions of the first two commands to execute the program.
#### 1.3.3.7 GENERATE
Create G-code to cut rectangles according to specified parameters.
A button for creating a control program to perform tasks based on previously entered cutting parameters. After clicking, the operator will be able to see the program G-code and visualization on the screen in the upper right corner.
#### 1.3.3.8 EXIT
Output from built-in cutting G-code generator
Exit the menu without creating and saving a program for cutting the material. Return to the previous menu.
### 1.3.4 Y CUT
A button to open the menu to create a program for automatic cutting of the material. The operator has the option to use the built-in compiler to create simple programs. For linear cuts along the Y-axis. To cut along the Y axis, the machine head will be rotated 90° along the C axis. The icon shows the program execution diagram, from right to left and up. This function is used with a cutting disc.
#### 1.3.4.1 Y-CUT LENGTH
Cutting length along y axis
In the line, you must specify the length of the cut to be performed. The starting point of the cut will occur from the actual position of the cutting tool of the machine above the material.
#### 1.3.4.2 Y-CUT WIDTH
Width of required strip for cutting
The line must specify the width of the required cut-out part. After executing the length-cutting command, the machine will rise to a safe height and move to the starting point along the X-axis and offset along the Y-axis with the distance indicated in the row.
#### 1.3.4.3 Y-CUT COUNT
Number of required strips for y-axis cutting
The number of parts that need to be made must be specified in the line. This will be the number of repetitions of the first two commands to execute the program.
#### 1.3.4.4 GENERATE
Create G-code to perform cutting according to specified parameters
A button for creating a control program to perform tasks based on previously entered cutting parameters. After clicking, the operator will be able to see the program G-code and visualization on the screen in the upper right corner.
#### 1.3.4.5 EXIT
Output from built-in cutting G-code generator
Exit the menu without creating and saving a program for cutting the material. Return to the previous menu.
