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09 Sep 2019 03:07 #144559
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One question, I want to send the value of a variable # 20 to a pyvcp pin to show a number, how do I do ??
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09 Sep 2019 08:41 #144574
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depending on system you are you can do this via a Mcode
or using a INI Var
You can output the value of a parameter from G-code to a motion.analog-out HAL pin, and show that in the PyVCP.
or using a INI Var
You can output the value of a parameter from G-code to a motion.analog-out HAL pin, and show that in the PyVCP.
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09 Sep 2019 09:59 #144584
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I am making an engraving system and the idea is to see the serial number before executing the program (the serial number is stored in a variable)
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09 Sep 2019 12:55 #144600
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as the serial number is to be engraved
you shoudt see it on the screen as gcode
you shoudt see it on the screen as gcode
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09 Sep 2019 13:28 #144605
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yes, but the surface to be engraved is irregular and it is difficult to see it from gcode
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17 Sep 2019 00:19 #145354
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You would need to send your G-code variable #20 out to HAL using M68
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/gcode/m-code.html#mcode:m68
Then connect motion.analog-out-00 to the PyVCP input pin.
(G-code can (unreliably) read HAL values, but can't directly write to them.)
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/gcode/m-code.html#mcode:m68
Then connect motion.analog-out-00 to the PyVCP input pin.
(G-code can (unreliably) read HAL values, but can't directly write to them.)
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17 Sep 2019 17:16 #145411
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but I have to send the values BEFORE executing the gcode, some method to read a variable and send the value to pyvcp without gcode ??
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17 Sep 2019 17:41 #145413
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Maybe something like this would be better achieved using a filter script that reads your variable's value as the G-code is loaded and sets your pyvcp value then.
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17 Sep 2019 18:26 #145423
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How does #20 have any meaning before the G-code is executing?
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but I have to send the values BEFORE executing the gcode, some method to read a variable and send the value to pyvcp without gcode ??
How does #20 have any meaning before the G-code is executing?
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17 Sep 2019 21:27 #145447
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# 20 is the variable that stores the next number to write. I want to pass that value to pyvcp to visualize it before running the program.
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