component compile problem

If you don't know about remapping the you probably haven't done it.

It is possible to configure LinuxCNC so that a T0202 command calls a G-code subroutine that does:

G43 H02 (tool offset)
G43.2 H10002 (add wear offset)
M6 T02

This makes LinuxCNC behave a bit more like most lathes, where the M6 command is not needed to cause a tool change.

If your system has such a remap then it would be in the INI file in the [RS274NGC] section. But you would know if you had put it there.

What state is the carousel state machine in?

There is a Weiler lathe in Stuttgart working really well with the carousel component. I know that it works, I have made parts on the lathe.

Good day Andy

Obtaining a copy of the Stuttgart Weiler files would be a optimum solution I would say.

Busy reading the remap tutorial files.
A lot a words are used in there that are way above my pay grade.

Question : would a lot of the solutions not be solved in a custom post processor ( maybe easier ? )

rgds Wilfried

carousel.0.state value = 0

Skidloaders1 wrote: carousel.0.state value = 0

That's odd.

github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master...s/carousel.comp#L200

It should never be in state 0 if enable is true.

Does the carousel respond to jog buttons? (You can create fake jog buttons with sim_pin )

What is enable connected to? Is that changing state on tool-change?

Good day Andy

Thanks for the reply, what i meant was are some off the other files available like .hal and .ini?

rgds Wilfried

Skidloaders1 wrote: Thanks for the reply, what i meant was are some off the other files available like .hal and .ini?

I was asking a new question, not answering your previous one.

I will see if I can track down the Weiler config.