Need help striping lathe post to 2 axis only.

[Skip Baker]

How can I strip the Mplfan.pst (default Lathe post) back to a simple 2 axis (X,Z only) post. I'm trying to post to a Tormach PathPilot lathe. I've reworked many mill posts but this is the first time working on a Lathe post. 

Mastercam 2022

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This is done via the machine definition these days, though this switch may work 

#Machine axis switches, initial
y_axis_mch   : no$   #SET_BY_MD - Machine has a Y axis, 0=no, 1=yes - Set based on Axis Combination in MD

[Skip Baker]

The G50 and G28 lines are the problem. Otherwise the Tormach PathPilot controller is good with output. This is just a face operation to keep it simple.
I think the G50 has to do with a C axis that I don't have.

Thanks for your help.
Skip


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O0000
(PROGRAM NAME - MCD-HORMANN ADAPTERS)
(DATE=DD-MM-YY - 27-11-21 TIME=HH:MM - 21:32)
(MCAM FILE - J:\MODELS\MIP\MCD-HORMANN ADAPTERS.MCAM)
(NC FILE - C:\USERS\SKIP\DOCUMENTS\MY MASTERCAM 2022\MASTERCAM\LATHE\NC\MCD-HORMANN ADAPTERS.NC)
(MATERIAL - STEEL INCH - 1030 - 200 BHN)
G20
(TOOL - 1 OFFSET - 1)
(OD ROUGH RIGHT - 80 DEG.  INSERT - CNMG-432)
G0 T0101
G18
G97 S419 M03
G0 G54 X1.825 Z0. M7
G50 S3600      <<<<<<<<<<< Not needed
G96 S200
G99 G1 X-.0625 F.01
G0 Z.1
G28 U0. V0. W0. M05    <<<<<<<<<<<<<<   Not Needed
T0100
M30
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G50 S3000 is a safety block

It limits your spindle output to 3000 rpm

It is output when you define spindle speed as constant surface feet

You should not get a G50 block if you define spindle speed as rpm