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Review the NC program at the alarm occurrence block. Check if G68 or G69 appears in only Path 1 or Path 2 program sections without the corresponding command in the other path.

Verify balance cut mode status by checking parameter 14701 (balance cut enable) and reviewing the program for M-codes that activate two-path control (typically M300-M399 range, machine-specific).

Modify the program to command G68 or G69 in both paths at the same sequence number using synchronized block format (e.g., N100 in both Path 1 and Path 2), or use wait codes (M200/M201 or similar) to ensure simultaneous execution.

Ensure both paths use identical G68 rotation center coordinates and rotation angles to prevent collision between synchronized tools.

If coordinate rotation is not required during balance cut, remove G68/G69 from the balance cut section and reposition before or after the two-path control is deactivated.

Navigate to SYSTEM > PARAM and check parameter 14700 bit settings for two-path control configuration. Verify bit 0 (two-path control enable) matches machine requirements.

Check parameter 14701 (balance cut specification) to confirm proper balance cut mode configuration. Standard setting is 0=disabled, 1=balance cut enabled between Path 1 and Path 2.

Verify parameter 14702 (common G-code group specification for two-path) includes coordinate system rotation group (Group 19 containing G68/G69) if synchronized rotation is required.

Review parameters 14710-14719 (path correspondence settings) to ensure proper path pairing for balance cut operations is configured correctly for your machine spindle arrangement.

Changing these parameters requires machine builder documentation. Incorrect settings may cause unexpected machine behavior or collisions.

Check program structure before balance cut activation. Navigate to SYSTEM > CURRENT (position display) and verify modal G-code status for both paths. Look for G68 active in Group 19 display.

Add explicit G69 commands in both paths immediately before the M-code that activates balance cut mode to ensure coordinate rotation is cancelled and both paths start from the same modal state.

Implement program initialization routine at the start of balance cut sections using G69 in both paths, followed by G0 G40 G80 G54 to establish known modal conditions before synchronized operations.