Python Version On AXIS

Could you please show me sample code to do that?

Has been covered before, see
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/compo...imit=6&start=6#10576

And please provide me with simple G-Code like drawing line after clear the AXIS preview frame

Not sure what you mean by this
..
M123 (clear axis plot)
G00 X200
..
?

I've already do on that link that you've gave me but it didn't work

I want to clear the text "EMC2.4 AXIS" on AXIS preview frame because it annoying..
Could you please help me?

Thanks

Thanks for help,

But what I mean is can I clear the AXIS preview frame every time I click the pyvcp button and run the G-Code file with M Command?
I already try on ArcEye's answer but it didn't work..

Thanks

Example like when you open the file ngc from File -> Open File, AXIS will cleart the preview frame and then draw your ngc file
Can I do like that with pyvcp command M Command?

Thanks

ArcEye, could you please send me a file that can do that?
With axis-remote -c/

Thanks

ArcEye wrote:

Could you please show me sample code to do that?

Has been covered before, see
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/compo...imit=6&start=6#10576

And please provide me with simple G-Code like drawing line after clear the AXIS preview frame

Not sure what you mean by this
..
M123 (clear axis plot)
G00 X200
..
?

Yes I want to do like that, after I clear axis plot then I want to run G-Code
Could you please send me a file?

Thanks

I've already do on that link that you've gave me but it didn't work

It does work, I use dozens of similar files on my system.
You need to read the whole thread which contains all the things that have to be in place for user M codes to work.

If you say specifically what you have done and what the error message is you get, or what result, I could help, but just saying it does not work, gets nowhere.

could you please send me a file that can do that? With axis-remote -c

There is already a zip on that thread with a M code file in it. And code to clear the display is in the text of one of the posts.
How you use it in your g code is up to you.

regards

So can I use like this :
file : O101.ngc

#!/bin/bash

axis-remote -c

G0 X0.0
G0 X100.0

can it work?