"Manual jogging Pin" needed
10 May 2019 16:45 #133377
by 3D-Master
"Manual jogging Pin" needed was created by 3D-Master
Hello,
i want to try to make a classicladder program that stops motion when i manually jog the machine and "crash" the touchprobe (so it wont destroy the tip or worse the whole probe).
does someone know which pin (if there even is a pin for that) i could use for this purpose?
thanks
i want to try to make a classicladder program that stops motion when i manually jog the machine and "crash" the touchprobe (so it wont destroy the tip or worse the whole probe).
does someone know which pin (if there even is a pin for that) i could use for this purpose?
thanks
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10 May 2019 17:11 #133381
by Mike_Eitel
Replied by Mike_Eitel on topic "Manual jogging Pin" needed
Have a look at halui, there are a bunch of...
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/man/man1/halui.1.html
Mikr
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/man/man1/halui.1.html
Mikr
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10 May 2019 17:27 #133383
by 3D-Master
Replied by 3D-Master on topic "Manual jogging Pin" needed
i have found this: axis.N.kb-jog-active it does work but only with one axis. I could net them to classicladder NO inputs then net them together following another NO input (touchprobe) and then going out to estop (preferrably just motion stop so i dont have to reset the machine every time). I will post the files when i have it working if someone wants to do the same
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10 May 2019 18:14 #133391
by 3D-Master
Replied by 3D-Master on topic "Manual jogging Pin" needed
looks like Linuxcnc is already doing the desired reaction => just stopping motion, tell "probe tripped during a jog" and dont go into Estop. Thats what i did:
in postgui.hal:
you need to make sure that the probe signal names match
and in classicladder have a look at the screenshot
in postgui.hal:
net jog-x axis.0.kb-jog-active => classicladder.0.in-00
net jog-y axis.1.kb-jog-active => classicladder.0.in-01
net jog-z axis.2.kb-jog-active => classicladder.0.in-02
net jog-b axis.4.kb-jog-active => classicladder.0.in-03
net jog-c axis.5.kb-jog-active => classicladder.0.in-04
net probe motion.probe-input => classicladder.0.in-05
you need to make sure that the probe signal names match
and in classicladder have a look at the screenshot
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10 May 2019 18:18 #133392
by 3D-Master
Replied by 3D-Master on topic "Manual jogging Pin" needed
Note: You need to make sure to jog in the OPPOSITE direction, if you ever trip the probe while jogging, or it WILL break something!
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10 May 2019 20:11 #133404
by 3D-Master
Replied by 3D-Master on topic "Manual jogging Pin" needed
Now i know why it works perfectly from the start... because it was already working like i thought it should (somehow i thought it would just jog without stopping). Basically this was pointless but at least i learned something today Lmao
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