about probe
20 Jul 2011 00:45 #11668
by KobeYang
Replied by KobeYang on topic Re:about probe
my hal file 1
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20 Jul 2011 00:46 #11669
by KobeYang
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my hal file 2
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20 Jul 2011 02:12 #11671
by PCW
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Its true that some work was done to support high speed probing but it was never completed, which means you probably have to do it Andy's way
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20 Jul 2011 02:19 #11672
by KobeYang
Replied by KobeYang on topic Re:about probe
But as Andy says,MDICOMMAND mode supports in the version 2.5.
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20 Jul 2011 03:56 #11674
by KobeYang
Replied by KobeYang on topic Re:about probe
Can anybody tell me how to contact with Mr Epler(the author of post)? I wrote to him but he didn't reply.Thanks
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20 Jul 2011 10:46 - 20 Jul 2011 10:46 #11678
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Re:about probe
KobeYang wrote:
No, I said that accessing the (X, Y, Z) using the #5420 parameters was a 2.5 feature.
To do it in 2.4 you could do it this way.
Create a file called probe.ngc containing the following G-code:
Then use MDI_COMMAND o<probe>call
in the ini file
But as Andy says,MDICOMMAND mode supports in the version 2.5.
No, I said that accessing the (X, Y, Z) using the #5420 parameters was a 2.5 feature.
To do it in 2.4 you could do it this way.
Create a file called probe.ngc containing the following G-code:
o<probe> sub
g92 x0 y0 z0 (store position)
g92.2
#1 = #5211
#2 = #5212
#3 = #5213
g92.1
(LOGOPEN, probefile.txt)
(LOG, #1, #2, #3)
(LOGCLOSE)
o<probe> endsub
m2
Then use MDI_COMMAND o<probe>call
in the ini file
Last edit: 20 Jul 2011 10:46 by andypugh.
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20 Jul 2011 11:23 #11682
by KobeYang
Replied by KobeYang on topic Re:about probe
Thank you very much:)
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