How to put Custom M-CODES in active G-Codes
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07 May 2016 19:31 - 07 May 2016 21:58 #74345
by alessandro torre
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Hi, we wrote two customs "Mcode" M130 and M131.
When M130 is active, M131 is not, and viceversa.
We would to see which on is turned on, in the "active gcodes" panel.
Is it possible ?
When M130 is active, M131 is not, and viceversa.
We would to see which on is turned on, in the "active gcodes" panel.
Is it possible ?
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08 May 2016 09:54 #74361
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic How to put Custom M-CODES in active G-Codes
Not without changing the Axis UI to understand your modes.
Even then, I think it only knows about things that are stored in the status structure.
What language are your M-codes in?
Even then, I think it only knows about things that are stored in the status structure.
What language are your M-codes in?
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10 May 2016 21:11 #74477
by alessandro torre
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The M-code are really simple. They enable a pin of a custom component.
But when this happen the jog of the 4th axis is related to the movement of X and Y, and u can't jog the 4th axis manually. It will be usefull to read in which status is commanded the axis.
A solution will be put a led on the gui, if the section of active g-code is unaccessible.
Thank you
#!/bin/sh
# M131: Velocity_Extrusion On
halcmd setp VelocityExtruder.0.enable 1
exit 0#!/bin/sh
# M130: Velocity_Extrusion Off
halcmd setp VelocityExtruder.0.enable 0
exit 0But when this happen the jog of the 4th axis is related to the movement of X and Y, and u can't jog the 4th axis manually. It will be usefull to read in which status is commanded the axis.
A solution will be put a led on the gui, if the section of active g-code is unaccessible.
Thank you
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10 May 2016 21:46 #74479
by andypugh
Indeed they are so simple that I am wondering why you didn't just use M64 and M65. (or possibly M3 and M5, which would show up in Active G-codes)
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The M-code are really simple.
Indeed they are so simple that I am wondering why you didn't just use M64 and M65. (or possibly M3 and M5, which would show up in Active G-codes)
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10 May 2016 22:50 #74481
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OH Thanks, I didn't know that M64-5 they were free.
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