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Commonly Used "M" Codes - Lathe

M00 - Program Stop
M01 - Optional Program Stop
M02 - Program End
M03 - Spindle Clockwise
M04 - Spindle Counter Clockwise
M05 - Spindle Stop
M06 - Tool Change
M07 - Flood Coolant #1 On
M08 - Flood Coolant #2 On
M09 - Coolant Off
M10 - Table Pallet Clamp
M11 - Table Pallet Un-clamp
M12 - Shower Coolant On
M14 - Spindle Air Blow On
M15 - Spindle Air Blow Off
M16 - Air Blast / Tool Changer
M18 - Air Blast Off
M19 - Spindle Orientation
M29 - Rigid Tapping
M30 - End Program, Rewind Program
M60 - Pallet Change
M61 - Load Pallet #1
M62 - Load Pallet #2
M98 - Sub Program Call
M99 - Sub Program Cancel

dear sir

MO2 AND M30 BOTH STANDS FOR PROGRAM END
IN ANY MACHINE ONLY ON IS APPLICABLE
SO BEFORE PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMER MUST CONFORM THAT WHICH M CODE HE SHOULD USE FOR PROGRAM END

SHRIRAM SHARMA
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Fine correction : M02 = reset the program only; whereas M30 = reset as well as rewind to the start of the program. There is clear cut difference between the two.

Good catch guys. I will make the change to the original list so it reads correctly.

Thanks for the help,
Ivan

Good Morning sir ,
can you please tell me what is M58 .
regards

Hi
M Codes is different for different makes of CNC machines, G Codes are more standard. M19 on Tongtai Topper is spindle brake on. M11 on Efamatic is conveyor off, and so is M06 and M07 chuck open and close, and some more. By the looks of this, Machine Builders use M Codes to their like, not to a standard. This is sometimes very confusing if working with different Machine Makes.

Fanie