manual jog of u and v axis
27 Dec 2015 01:16 #67360
by JohnK43
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Thanks again. I will look into it. Anybody ever use 2 joysticks? I ran a Zeiss cmm for 15 years and am very comfortable
driving a machine around with them. Never thought about it before.
driving a machine around with them. Never thought about it before.
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27 Dec 2015 02:30 #67362
by JohnK43
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Thanks for the info I will look it over. Progress is being made.
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27 Dec 2015 05:49 #67365
by andypugh
I thought that that part would be relatively easy, but I was much less
sure about whether it could be configured to jog two axes at the same
time. The counts to axes jogging _looked_to be in the driver not HAL.
Replied by andypugh on topic manual jog of u and v axis
The driver (xhc-hb04.cc) uses nomenclature as xyza because that
is how the device's physical controls are labeled. That does not prevent
a user from assigning the pins with xyza names otherwise.
I thought that that part would be relatively easy, but I was much less
sure about whether it could be configured to jog two axes at the same
time. The counts to axes jogging _looked_to be in the driver not HAL.
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27 Dec 2015 05:50 #67366
by andypugh
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27 Dec 2015 12:28 #67371
by JohnK43
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Thanks again. I will probably try something like that after all the machine is up and running. Got to keep the things that can go
wrong to a minimum. Got to do a bunch of cleaning up of the wiring and build some kind of roll around box to hold the computer, monitor, keyboard and little fiddly pieces in one neat place.
wrong to a minimum. Got to do a bunch of cleaning up of the wiring and build some kind of roll around box to hold the computer, monitor, keyboard and little fiddly pieces in one neat place.
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