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8 years 11 months ago - 8 years 11 months ago #101391
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Thanks Andy, the 7i84 will mount on the door or the control cabinet directly under the MAHO relay board, so it will be more convenient to the interface the encoder to the 7i77, although I am also tempted to get a 7i73 and mounted that at the control panel to reduce the amount of 5m wiring between the control panel and the control cabinet. It looks like with a bit of 5i25 hardware config, I could run a 7i73 Sserial connection directly into a couple of the unused pins on the 5i25 internal pinhead connector.
Still, that is secondary. At present I need to concentrate on getting the current boards wired up to the MAHO and get the various systems cnfigured in the HAL and Ini.
John, Thanks for your updated config files. What aspect of your 600E are you currently working on?
Mark
Still, that is secondary. At present I need to concentrate on getting the current boards wired up to the MAHO and get the various systems cnfigured in the HAL and Ini.
John, Thanks for your updated config files. What aspect of your 600E are you currently working on?
Mark
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Nice workmanship.
Is there any performance concern if I comment every line of my HAL file? I am guessing that a bloated HAL is no problem, as it is only read once, andI really want to build my current knowledge into my HAL as I expect in 2 years to have forgotten everything.
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Is there any performance concern if I comment every line of my HAL file? I am guessing that a bloated HAL is no problem, as it is only read once, andI really want to build my current knowledge into my HAL as I expect in 2 years to have forgotten everything.
Mark
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You are correct, you can write as many comments as you want in the HAL file with no penalty.
You might also want to consider creating a graphical plot of the HAL file, which is something that Rockhopper can do.
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RotarySMP wrote: Is there any performance concern if I comment every line of my HAL file? I am guessing that a bloated HAL is no problem, as it is only read once
You are correct, you can write as many comments as you want in the HAL file with no penalty.
You might also want to consider creating a graphical plot of the HAL file, which is something that Rockhopper can do.
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8 years 11 months ago #101411
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Every time we start the machine we have to home it, how is this done? The limit switches once triggered the machine goes off.
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