what is "external offsets"?

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03 Jul 2019 17:50 #138551 by chupacabra
What is "external offsets", what is this intended to be used for?

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03 Jul 2019 21:21 #138573 by andypugh
It allows you to cause an axis to move by a source external to the G-code commands.

Uses include:
Torch height control on Plasma
Height map comepensation for uneven workpieces based on a probed surface
Lathe axis motion coordinated to spindle angle.

An example of the latter can be seen here:

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03 Jul 2019 22:21 #138576 by rodw
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There are some very cool sims for external offsets that are part of the default installation of V 2.8 and 2.9 if you want to see some ideas on what it could be used for.

I also think Andy's cam grinding idea is very cool

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05 Jul 2019 18:30 #138698 by chupacabra
So if i understand correctly it is like override for position. Thank you!

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06 Jul 2019 16:11 #138747 by pl7i92
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offsets are always position related
external mean they come from numbers not into Gcode
but are called by g-code
like the toolofset G41 G42 comming from tooltable
or basic from the Corrdinate system G54-G59 against the mashine system G53 Tells where to place the part

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06 Jul 2019 23:34 - 06 Jul 2019 23:35 #138762 by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic what is "external offsets"?

offsets are always position related
external mean they come from numbers not into Gcode
but are called by g-code
like the toolofset G41 G42 comming from tooltable
or basic from the Corrdinate system G54-G59 against the mashine system G53 Tells where to place the part


This is not correct. You are thinking of tool offsets.
Please refer to the pins starting with axis.N.eoffset on this page
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.8/html/man/man9/motion.9.html

A proportion of the machine's velocity and acceleration are reserved for the external offsets with [AXIS_L]OFFSET_AV_RATIO in your INI file.
when enabled and configured eoffsets work similar to a MPG where a count pin moves the position by a specific distance set by the scale pin. Plasma THC is a special case as external offsets from THC are mutually exclusive with normal motion. So we do a kludge. We use double the possible velocities and acceleration with a Offset Ratio 0f 0.5. This gives us 100% of velocity and acceleration when in normal Gcode mode and also under THC control.
Last edit: 06 Jul 2019 23:35 by rodw.

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07 Jul 2019 17:48 #138805 by pl7i92
Replied by pl7i92 on topic what is "external offsets"?
thank you i dident know that there is somthing like this existing
does plasmac interfear with this offsets as on a pointer view

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09 Mar 2021 23:48 #201618 by aluplastvz
greeting
Dli with external offsets could compensate for tool wear during polishing of outer edges on a glass polishing machine
thank you

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10 Mar 2021 04:16 - 10 Mar 2021 04:16 #201623 by skunkworks
Another example....

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10 Mar 2021 08:21 #201627 by aluplastvz
Thanks for your reply

something like this I need where to find the code
Greeting


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