home axis problem
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13 Jan 2025 09:12 #318859
by Rabin
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I am currently tuning a Linux CNC device to control the Ethercat motor. The motor driver I am using is absolute origin and does not require home. When I accidentally click on [home axis] on axisUI, causing my coordinate system to be misaligned. For example, if the current point is 10.00 and the motor does not move after clicking [home axis], the current point becomes X0.0 on G53, which may cause collisions during subsequent program runs. How can I disable axisUI's [home axis] function, Either it becomes invalid after clicking, or it disappears.
If anyone knows what to do, please help me. Thank you.
If anyone knows what to do, please help me. Thank you.
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15 Jan 2025 12:29 - 15 Jan 2025 12:30 #319016
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Good morning, to no home index, try this code in the INI file, but be careful, there may be severe collisions if you exceed the machine limits.
HOME_USE_INDEX = NO
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16 Jan 2025 01:08 #319073
by Rabin
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Thank you very much for your help.
I have set the parameter of HOME_USE_INDEX = NO to "No” before, but if I am not careful or accidental, clicking on [home axis] will still set my G53 coordinate to 0. This will lead to the possibility of subsequent collisions.
I hope CNC will do nothing when I accidentally click on [home axis]
I have set the parameter of HOME_USE_INDEX = NO to "No” before, but if I am not careful or accidental, clicking on [home axis] will still set my G53 coordinate to 0. This will lead to the possibility of subsequent collisions.
I hope CNC will do nothing when I accidentally click on [home axis]
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16 Jan 2025 11:59 #319113
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LinuxCNC has two forms of safety. The first is to limit the maximum distance that the axis can travel, but this option only works if the home is started in the initial position, otherwise it will collide. The second form of safety is to have sensors for the start and end of the stroke and the initial position, with these three sensors it is ideal to guarantee safety. A third option is to configure the drives, some equipment has parameters to limit the current and thus not exceed the mechanical limits of the machine.
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