Timer HAL Component
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08 Feb 2021 11:51 - 08 Feb 2021 11:53 #197989
by TheRoslyak
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Good day.
Сan you tell me if there is a hal component timer.
I need it to count the time by "hal.program-is-run".
Started counting when hal.program-is-run is true and finished with false.
And returned the time of cycle.
If such a component or I need to do it yourself
Сan you tell me if there is a hal component timer.
I need it to count the time by "hal.program-is-run".
Started counting when hal.program-is-run is true and finished with false.
And returned the time of cycle.
If such a component or I need to do it yourself
Last edit: 08 Feb 2021 11:53 by TheRoslyak.
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08 Feb 2021 12:28 #197998
by rodw
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08 Feb 2021 14:43 - 08 Feb 2021 14:51 #198005
by TheRoslyak
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Thank you very much. This is what I need!
I still have to modify. But it seems easy)
Can I count nano seconds?
UPD I forgot to fix ini. Nano seconds count too
I still have to modify. But it seems easy)
Can I count nano seconds?
UPD I forgot to fix ini. Nano seconds count too
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08 Feb 2021 15:04 #198007
by TheRoslyak
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One more question: How I can predict this time?
If I know final control program.
If I know final control program.
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08 Feb 2021 16:26 #198015
by chris@cnc
Replied by chris@cnc on topic Timer HAL Component
In menu
file -> properties
you can read the estimated program runtime. It seems there is no way to export.
forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...ram-runtime-searched
file -> properties
you can read the estimated program runtime. It seems there is no way to export.
forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...ram-runtime-searched
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08 Feb 2021 16:43 #198018
by TheRoslyak
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This is not quite what I want.
The program is known but its coordinates are changing.
Like :
g0 X[#1] Y[#2]
g0 X[#3] Y[#4]
And this parameters send by telnet.
Like
#1=4 #2=3 #3=4 #4=1 and etc
I want to predict the time and return it as a Hal component
The program is known but its coordinates are changing.
Like :
g0 X[#1] Y[#2]
g0 X[#3] Y[#4]
And this parameters send by telnet.
Like
#1=4 #2=3 #3=4 #4=1 and etc
I want to predict the time and return it as a Hal component
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09 Feb 2021 22:50 #198211
by andypugh
That sounds hard.
You could run it through the (separate) stand-alone-interpreter and process the output.
Unless the program is really as simple as your example?
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This is not quite what I want.
The program is known but its coordinates are changing.
Like :
g0 X[#1] Y[#2]
g0 X[#3] Y[#4]
And this parameters send by telnet.
Like
#1=4 #2=3 #3=4 #4=1 and etc
I want to predict the time and return it as a Hal component
That sounds hard.
You could run it through the (separate) stand-alone-interpreter and process the output.
Unless the program is really as simple as your example?
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10 Feb 2021 16:38 #198289
by Todd Zuercher
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I wonder if some of this would be better served by using digital inputs and outputs in the G-code (M62-M68)?
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