How to zero length sensor and set M-stops | SmartROC D65 | SmartROC D60 | SmartROC D55

In this informative Epiroc 24/7 video, Joey Accardo, Technical Manager, demonstrates how to zero the length sensor and set the M-stops on the SmartROC D65. Viewers will learn the step-by-step process, including logging in at the service engineer level, selecting the ruler in the settings, zeroing the length sensor, and configuring the M-stops for precise drilling operations and efficient rod changes. Joey's expertise and guidance ensure viewers gain the knowledge needed to optimize their SmartROC D65 performance.
Applies to the following models:
SmartROC D55 | SmartROC D60 | SmartROC D65
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How do I adjust in the old version on the mkII