Rando hal component collections
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20 Jan 2025 12:57 #319457
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There's some good hal components just floating around in this forum that were never submitted to linuxCNC. I just found one to "blink" an LED during a search since surprisingly, there isn't a simple way to do it in HAL at the moment. I tested it quick and it seems to work fine.
forum.linuxcnc.org/24-hal-components/29015-hal-blink-component
Not sure if a collection thread already exists but, I've found others over the years. One was just a lump of code that Andy threw in a thread that I copied out and had a friend improve a bit. I submitted that as the "spindle-monitor" component which I guess we forgot to credit so the maintainer just authored it eventually.
I figure there's some other useful components out there that are maybe not well tested, or maybe not 100% finished. If anything like that is floating around post it up!
forum.linuxcnc.org/24-hal-components/29015-hal-blink-component
Not sure if a collection thread already exists but, I've found others over the years. One was just a lump of code that Andy threw in a thread that I copied out and had a friend improve a bit. I submitted that as the "spindle-monitor" component which I guess we forgot to credit so the maintainer just authored it eventually.
I figure there's some other useful components out there that are maybe not well tested, or maybe not 100% finished. If anything like that is floating around post it up!
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20 Jan 2025 18:23 #319479
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Replied by tommylight on topic Rando hal component collections
Had i known it would be such a big deal i would have posted hal parts for monitoring Yaskawa servo drives i did when retrofitting the Hurco, used all 4 of 7i77 analog inputs, drives had a 3.3V output for 100% and i think it was 5V max for 150%, worked like a charm, had sliders with changing colors depending on load so i could see from across the shop if any drive or spindle is overloaded. Unfortunately had to change the drives as one was DOA and another one failed during testing. Changed the drives to Argon and changed the config that is attached on the Hurco retrofit page here on the forum but has no feedback.
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