VMC related HAL questions.
06 Sep 2019 18:13 #144402
by CNCDoc
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Found error msg instead of abort
(MSG, Checking MagPos 02)
M66 P5 L3 Q2 ; Check if mag pos is empty change to L0?
o103 if [#5399 EQ -1]
(MSG, Tool in Magazine! 03)
o103 endif
Now the sequence is stopped properly.
(MSG, Checking MagPos 02)
M66 P5 L3 Q2 ; Check if mag pos is empty change to L0?
o103 if [#5399 EQ -1]
(MSG, Tool in Magazine! 03)
o103 endif
Now the sequence is stopped properly.
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06 Sep 2019 18:43 #144407
by andypugh
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L3 Q2 is wrong here. How many times do I have to tell you that?
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06 Sep 2019 19:00 #144408
by CNCDoc
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I have changed the code in the cnc computer. Copied previous posts here so the error came along.
(MSG, Checking MagPos 02)
M66 P5 L0; Check if mag pos is empty?
o103 if [#5399 EQ 0] "invert signal"
(abort, Tool in Magazine! 03)
o103 endif
(MSG, Checking MagPos 02)
M66 P5 L0; Check if mag pos is empty?
o103 if [#5399 EQ 0] "invert signal"
(abort, Tool in Magazine! 03)
o103 endif
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07 Sep 2019 07:58 - 07 Sep 2019 07:59 #144463
by CNCDoc
I must have missed something when do a m19. I get no signal to spindle.0.orient .
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Okay then I have misunderstood. Thought it was "carousel.comp" the whole tool change sequence was placed ..
The actual tool change sequence is located in "Toolchanges.ngc"?
In the example, config, yes. It could be handles with classic ladder, or with a Python remap, but anything that requires axis movement or M19 spindle orient is most readily done with a G-code remap.
Is the cited post the correct instructions for implementing the tool change sequence?
I just need to set an output for spindle origination.
I think it is close to what you seem to need.
If your spindle drive controls orient internally then you can use the M19 outputs to control the orient. (ignoring the angle output, just handshaking with spindle.0.orient and spindle.0.is-oriented )
I must have missed something when do a m19. I get no signal to spindle.0.orient .
Last edit: 07 Sep 2019 07:59 by CNCDoc.
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07 Sep 2019 09:41 #144464
by andypugh
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[quote="CNCDoc" post=144463I must have missed something when do a m19. I get no signal to spindle.0.orient .[/quote]
It looks like it always needs an R number (eg M19 R0) or there is no output.
That might be a bug.
You should probably use a Q number to set a timeout too.
It looks like it always needs an R number (eg M19 R0) or there is no output.
That might be a bug.
You should probably use a Q number to set a timeout too.
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07 Sep 2019 10:07 #144465
by CNCDoc
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Yes m19 r0 and I got to use pin motion.spindle − orient. Also had to put an OR on the spindle enable signal to activate the spindle with motion.spindle − orient.
Problem now is that as soon as motion.spindle − is − oriented becomes high, the spindle stops orienting
Problem now is that as soon as motion.spindle − is − oriented becomes high, the spindle stops orienting
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07 Sep 2019 10:16 #144467
by andypugh
That's intended behaviour. What is driving the is-oriented pin? It probably should be a "finshed" signal from the drive.
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Problem now is that as soon as motion.spindle − is − oriented becomes high, the spindle stops orienting
That's intended behaviour. What is driving the is-oriented pin? It probably should be a "finshed" signal from the drive.
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07 Sep 2019 10:27 - 07 Sep 2019 13:20 #144468
by CNCDoc
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Signal come from the drives Spu card
motion.spindle - orient needs to be on whole tool exchange. The output in any case
motion.spindle - orient needs to be on whole tool exchange. The output in any case
Last edit: 07 Sep 2019 13:20 by CNCDoc.
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08 Sep 2019 23:15 #144552
by andypugh
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I don't think that M19 will finish without "oriented" being asserted.
The answer might be to send the orient signal to the drive through a latch. There is a latch called "flipflop" that might work, but I think that oneshot would also work and does not need a clock pulse.
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.8/html/man/man9/oneshot.9.html
Make the length long enough for a full toolchange, then assert the reset pin when toolchange is finished.
The answer might be to send the orient signal to the drive through a latch. There is a latch called "flipflop" that might work, but I think that oneshot would also work and does not need a clock pulse.
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.8/html/man/man9/oneshot.9.html
Make the length long enough for a full toolchange, then assert the reset pin when toolchange is finished.
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09 Sep 2019 07:00 #144565
by CNCDoc
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Is there any advantage to using m19 instead of using M62 - M66 as in the rest of the tool changer sequence?
To control the spindle orient.
To control the spindle orient.
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