Queue is not empty after probing
07 Jul 2011 12:40 #11224
by cman1024
Queue is not empty after probing was created by cman1024
I am using the probe for a fairly large piece of wood. It is about 200 mm by 100 mm and I am stepping by 1mm increments.
I'm running EMC2_2.4.3 on ubutnu 10.04.
Everything seems to work fine, but after a few thousand points are collected I get this error in AXIS... "Queue is not empty after probing" and the program halts.
I will then tweak the program to continue from the point that it halted, and rerun it. Things then run well again for a few thousand points, then the error pops up again.
What does this error mean?
Thanks,
Curtis
I'm running EMC2_2.4.3 on ubutnu 10.04.
Everything seems to work fine, but after a few thousand points are collected I get this error in AXIS... "Queue is not empty after probing" and the program halts.
I will then tweak the program to continue from the point that it halted, and rerun it. Things then run well again for a few thousand points, then the error pops up again.
What does this error mean?
Thanks,
Curtis
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08 Jul 2011 08:31 #11248
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic Re:Queue is not empty after probing
i'd say the queue buffer is becoming full of points .. i.e the available memory for the stored points is at capacity
and that the queue has not been saved , which would empty the buffer , probably due to the vast number of points you are taking
can you split the job into smaller parts , and then perhaps copy and paste together after collecting all the points ,
or loop your file to store the points say every 500 lines to file
can you post your program , members may then be able to suggest an alternative route
and that the queue has not been saved , which would empty the buffer , probably due to the vast number of points you are taking
can you split the job into smaller parts , and then perhaps copy and paste together after collecting all the points ,
or loop your file to store the points say every 500 lines to file
can you post your program , members may then be able to suggest an alternative route
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