biesse rover 316 retrofit

Masiwood123 wrote:

Can you give me some simpler example for say output 2 that would do (M64 P2 dwell 5sec than m65 P2) or the same with M62-63 ... and M6 T2 to fire that?

You can remap Mcodes and put those commands in there and just call the mcode in the remap.
But I suspect the issue is in the remmapping. Look at the examples in the sim with remapping and get familiar with them.

 

From my perspective, everything looks like a maze to me, it can be this way and it can be that way..but looking at a couple of examples that mostly refer to the carousel (not my case) it is a little clearer to me so I am in the role of target and observer .. in search no I can find a configuration similar to mine, certainly any advice is welcome, thank you very much for your help

Tom i am looking at your file to understand how to do my remap..

What should be ``P``  pocket or pin ?  
what is ``D`` and what is  
what about numbers 20117..etc

what i s G4 P2...after M64 in toolchange.ngc routine?
Thank you
 

Hello Masiwood,

I haven't looked at the tool tables of LinuxCNC yet, but from the documentation  P means pocket and D means diameter.
However I can for sure tell that G4 P2 is the g-code command for a 2 second pause.
 

ok in my case i dont have carousel bur want to do simply remap of solenoid pneumatic drills m64-65 ..mean to change them active depend of M6 command in gcode..any advice is welcome because i know very little about it and looking at user files. Thanks

Wish I could be of more help, but can't yet. I'm still about to mount the Mesa cards to my Biesse Rover 322 and then I'll have to figure out the same stuff as you. So you're ahead of me right now.

Bevins has developed a tool change process in Python for the Rover 346, but says himself the proper way would be using an ngc file. Can't tell much more since I haven't looked into it yet, but maybe you can find something of interest for you in that code: github.com/bobbevins/Linuxcnc_python_remap_M6