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22 Oct 2011 07:29 #14097
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Hello friends ,
I am the user of linux , I alway use it with my cnc machine , before there is not too much problem with 4 axis machine , but now on I start to use it with 5 axis machine , however when the machine process in probe , there is always come out the following words :
emc/task/emctask.cc 321: interp_error: Queue is not empty after probing Queue is not empty after probing
I just wondering is there any friends of linux users can help me ????????? SOS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot !
OJ
I am the user of linux , I alway use it with my cnc machine , before there is not too much problem with 4 axis machine , but now on I start to use it with 5 axis machine , however when the machine process in probe , there is always come out the following words :
emc/task/emctask.cc 321: interp_error: Queue is not empty after probing Queue is not empty after probing
I just wondering is there any friends of linux users can help me ????????? SOS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot !
OJ
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22 Oct 2011 13:54 #14102
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If all you have done is add an extra axis to the INI files, then this sounds a lot like a bug.
Which version of EMC2 are you using? There was a probe bugfix introduced in 2.4.7.
Which version of EMC2 are you using? There was a probe bugfix introduced in 2.4.7.
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22 Oct 2011 14:50 #14103
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Hello , We are now already using this EMC2version in 2.4.7. and have try this for many time , But still have this problem,
please help us !
thanks for your quick reply
OJ
please help us !
thanks for your quick reply
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22 Oct 2011 15:30 #14104
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What is the actual G-code line that causes the problem?
What are your 5 axes? (XYZAB or something else?)
Can you attach your iNI file (I am wondering if your INI is slightly inconsistent)
I have had a bit of a look at the source code, but I don't really understand C++
What are your 5 axes? (XYZAB or something else?)
Can you attach your iNI file (I am wondering if your INI is slightly inconsistent)
I have had a bit of a look at the source code, but I don't really understand C++
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22 Oct 2011 16:18 #14105
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Hi andypugh,our machine is X Y Z A B , because I am not in the office now so I cannot give you the information of the G code line and the
iN I file for you , but I will sent it to you on Monday .
Thanks a lot
Have a good weekend
ON
iN I file for you , but I will sent it to you on Monday .
Thanks a lot
Have a good weekend
ON
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22 Oct 2011 23:09 #14114
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ojmcl18 wrote:
I have created a 5-axis XYZAB machine (parallel port, no hardware, just EMC2) and it seems to work for me.
So, it might be something strange in your config files.
Hi andypugh,our machine is X Y Z A B , because I am not in the office now so I cannot give you the information of the G code line and the
iN I file for you , but I will sent it to you on Monday .
I have created a 5-axis XYZAB machine (parallel port, no hardware, just EMC2) and it seems to work for me.
So, it might be something strange in your config files.
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24 Oct 2011 14:43 #14171
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Hello Andypugh,
Here is our G code information and the iNI file , please check the problem for me , thanks !
OJ
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Hello Andypugh,
Here is our G code information and the iNI file , please check the problem for me , thanks !
OJ
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24 Oct 2011 14:46 #14172
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Hello Andypugh,
Here is our G code information and the iNI file , please check the problem for me , thanks !
OJ
Here is our G code information and the iNI file , please check the problem for me , thanks !
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24 Oct 2011 15:32 #14175
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I am not seeing the INI file. You probably need to use the second "choose file" button.
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24 Oct 2011 19:28 #14185
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This doesn't help with the problem (which I can't reproduce) but you might find that the following sequence works better
G0 Z 250 ; retract to safe Z. (Look at G28 and G30 as alternatives)
M6 T1 G43 ; load tool, apply offset.
g53 X100 Y100 ; move in machine coordinates to touch-off plate
G38.2 Z-100 F300 ; rapid probe to (sprung) touch-off plate
G38.4 Z100 F10 ; slow probe off of plate
G10 L10 P1 Z0 ; set the tool table so that the tip of tool 1 is now at Z = 0 in the current system
G43; Apply the new tool length offset.
G0 Z 250 ; retract to safe Z. (Look at G28 and G30 as alternatives)
M6 T1 G43 ; load tool, apply offset.
g53 X100 Y100 ; move in machine coordinates to touch-off plate
G38.2 Z-100 F300 ; rapid probe to (sprung) touch-off plate
G38.4 Z100 F10 ; slow probe off of plate
G10 L10 P1 Z0 ; set the tool table so that the tip of tool 1 is now at Z = 0 in the current system
G43; Apply the new tool length offset.
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