reverse run in axis
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18 May 2019 11:39 #134172
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hiii guys
i want reverse run button in axis gui like the execute next line button or (t)
any ideas how can i do that ???
i want reverse run button in axis gui like the execute next line button or (t)
any ideas how can i do that ???
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18 May 2019 11:43 #134173
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what are you meaning with reverse run
you can klick any line in the G-code preview and with the RIGHT Mouse Button you can say start from here
you can klick any line in the G-code preview and with the RIGHT Mouse Button you can say start from here
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18 May 2019 13:34 #134183
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Yea my friend i know that but it jumps on that line what i need is it has to go back lin3 by lin3
Mean exactly opposite to execute next line button
Mean exactly opposite to execute next line button
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18 May 2019 15:23 #134192
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the interpreter concept is straight forward so i guess this is not an option
it reads 10lines ahead but drops all behind
it reads 10lines ahead but drops all behind
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18 May 2019 16:34 #134203
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There is a reverse run branch - the plasma guys use it - then you would need to add some gladevcp buttons. I'm not sure How the 'run backwards' mechanism works.
IIRC there is pin that you adjust from 1 to -1.
I'm sure the plasma guys will bring some clarity.
Hopefully in the future reverse run will be included.
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IIRC there is pin that you adjust from 1 to -1.
I'm sure the plasma guys will bring some clarity.
Hopefully in the future reverse run will be included.
Chris M
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18 May 2019 16:52 #134204
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Thanks buddy... I need to set up external pause button through hal
I already set up start button
So any suggestions that i can change that code to work will be more than welcome
I already set up start button
So any suggestions that i can change that code to work will be more than welcome
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18 May 2019 19:41 #134212
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I mentioned elsewhere that halui is your friend. It provides another pin that pauses your machine You just need to configure it in your hal files exactly as you did for your stop button but use a another pin and signal name.
As Chris said, reverse run is an experimental branch. PhillC keeps a version of LinuxCNC containing it on a repositiory that is merged with master branch so it is being kept current. It contains a custom plasma environment but it is still a functioning system so you could use it for any machine. However to get it, you need to compile master branch. I don't recommend you try it until you have a complete working config. To use reverse run you will need to modify your GUI and be on your own asfew people nobody will have any experience with it.
If you do go down this path, the process of installing it is outined in this thread. Stop at the end of the first post and yo will have a complete working config including reveres run
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasma-laser/36410-co...fig-for-any-hardware
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Thanks buddy... I need to set up external pause button through hal
I already set up start button
So any suggestions that i can change that code to work will be more than welcome
I mentioned elsewhere that halui is your friend. It provides another pin that pauses your machine You just need to configure it in your hal files exactly as you did for your stop button but use a another pin and signal name.
As Chris said, reverse run is an experimental branch. PhillC keeps a version of LinuxCNC containing it on a repositiory that is merged with master branch so it is being kept current. It contains a custom plasma environment but it is still a functioning system so you could use it for any machine. However to get it, you need to compile master branch. I don't recommend you try it until you have a complete working config. To use reverse run you will need to modify your GUI and be on your own as
If you do go down this path, the process of installing it is outined in this thread. Stop at the end of the first post and yo will have a complete working config including reveres run
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasma-laser/36410-co...fig-for-any-hardware
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20 May 2019 22:14 - 20 May 2019 22:15 #134406
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@Bushman,
This one has reverse run and externall offset's implemented in v2.7.14 github.com/grotius-cnc/stable
So a very good candidate for you to experiment.
If you open up the Grotius gui, you can see the adaptive feed is done by pause-inhibit. This is very good option to use.
The touch screen speedwidget is modified to use at value -1 to value 1. Keep a look at this option.
In fact you can use the speedwidget button to control your machine back- and forward's following your g-code path.
And also you have the power to send some axis of the pat's with the integrated external offset branche. So with this option's
you have power and control allmost to the max. ( it is still a gtk3 solution and not a QT project file solution )
If you want to try the version i suggested on the git. You can modify the gui to work without parport. Look at the axis simulation hal file's to make a simulation version. If you don't succeed i can help you to provide a simulation version.
This one has reverse run and externall offset's implemented in v2.7.14 github.com/grotius-cnc/stable
So a very good candidate for you to experiment.
If you open up the Grotius gui, you can see the adaptive feed is done by pause-inhibit. This is very good option to use.
The touch screen speedwidget is modified to use at value -1 to value 1. Keep a look at this option.
In fact you can use the speedwidget button to control your machine back- and forward's following your g-code path.
And also you have the power to send some axis of the pat's with the integrated external offset branche. So with this option's
you have power and control allmost to the max. ( it is still a gtk3 solution and not a QT project file solution )
If you want to try the version i suggested on the git. You can modify the gui to work without parport. Look at the axis simulation hal file's to make a simulation version. If you don't succeed i can help you to provide a simulation version.
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