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						23 Sep 2010 08:01		 -  23 Sep 2010 09:25		#4292
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				Hi,
Someone can help me?
i've a question about the use of interrupt on linux cnc...
I'm trying the PMDX board, i've a profile to follow, and sometime if the board see a input the system must stop and go to change the tool..
How can i do that..?
How work manual tool change... can an input activate the request for manual tool change, go in a special position to change the tool anch then restart the
process from the last position...
					Someone can help me?
i've a question about the use of interrupt on linux cnc...
I'm trying the PMDX board, i've a profile to follow, and sometime if the board see a input the system must stop and go to change the tool..
How can i do that..?
How work manual tool change... can an input activate the request for manual tool change, go in a special position to change the tool anch then restart the
process from the last position...
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						23 Sep 2010 11:12				#4294
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				Take a look at M6 in the g-code manual.
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						23 Sep 2010 11:38				#4295
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				Replied by eddycnc on topic Re:Interupt Handler			
			
				Thanks BigJhonT,
But i need to move until i've seen one sensor and then change the tool...
so i need to freeze the movement change the tool and restart in the last position..
i think M6 doesn't make it
					But i need to move until i've seen one sensor and then change the tool...
so i need to freeze the movement change the tool and restart in the last position..
i think M6 doesn't make it
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						23 Sep 2010 12:18				#4297
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				No, M6 would not do all of that. I don't know what your trying to do actually. Can you explain a bit more or give an example? If it is normal moves then g code will do all of that.
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						23 Sep 2010 13:48				#4298
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				Replied by eddycnc on topic Re:Interupt Handler			
			
				Hi BigJhonT,
I'm glueing a profile on X,Y axis....
I'm using Z axis to dose the glue... but when i've finished the glue in the tank i must stop the movement, remember the position where are the machine, go in change tank position, change the tank and restar going in the last glueing position.
I've provide a sensor to detect when the tank is finihed but i don't know how to perform this process....
					I'm glueing a profile on X,Y axis....
I'm using Z axis to dose the glue... but when i've finished the glue in the tank i must stop the movement, remember the position where are the machine, go in change tank position, change the tank and restar going in the last glueing position.
I've provide a sensor to detect when the tank is finihed but i don't know how to perform this process....
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