"c.unhome( )" Command error!
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24 May 2022 09:02 - 24 May 2022 09:03 #243669
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Hi!bro!
I encountered a difficult problem that bothered me all day。
In short, I used linuxcnc in Python interface command。
When I use the "c.home" command,then I use "c.unhome()", and then the terminal display reports an error, prompting me that "zero can be eliminated only when I am in joint mode or disabled".
However, I tried many functions on the python interface website, but none of them is to enter joint mode or disable it.
Please help me, which command should I use to solve this problem.
This is the python interface website:“ linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/config/python-interface.html ”
Thank you!
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I encountered a difficult problem that bothered me all day。
In short, I used linuxcnc in Python interface command。
When I use the "c.home" command,then I use "c.unhome()", and then the terminal display reports an error, prompting me that "zero can be eliminated only when I am in joint mode or disabled".
However, I tried many functions on the python interface website, but none of them is to enter joint mode or disable it.
Please help me, which command should I use to solve this problem.
This is the python interface website:“ linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/config/python-interface.html ”
Thank you!
ps:The following pictures have been numbered in order
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24 May 2022 12:37 #243680
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Replied by cmorley on topic "c.unhome( )" Command error!
here is the function qtvcp uses:
You'll have to uses it for an idea as it won't work directly for you.
'self.cmd' is equal to 'c.' in your code.
You'll have to uses it for an idea as it won't work directly for you.
'self.cmd' is equal to 'c.' in your code.
def SET_MACHINE_UNHOMED(self, joint):
self.ensure_mode(linuxcnc.MODE_MANUAL)
self.cmd.teleop_enable(False)
if joint < 0:
# unhome all joints
self.cmd.unhome(joint)
else:
# if you unhome a joint that is combined with another (to make an axis)
# then unhome both.
for j in (INFO.JOINT_RELATIONS_LIST[joint]):
self.cmd.unhome(j)
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25 May 2022 02:40 #243750
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Replied by EdisonBin on topic "c.unhome( )" Command error!
Hi!!Cmorley
It's a great honor to get your help, but because I'm unfamiliar with Python and Linux CNC, I still need to ask you questions:
"Set_machine_unhomed" this function has two input values.
I know that "joint" is a joint.
What is "self"? What data should I send into "self"?
It's a great honor to get your help, but because I'm unfamiliar with Python and Linux CNC, I still need to ask you questions:
"Set_machine_unhomed" this function has two input values.
I know that "joint" is a joint.
What is "self"? What data should I send into "self"?
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25 May 2022 03:47 #243755
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Replied by cmorley on topic "c.unhome( )" Command error!
self is there because this function is from a class. 'self' represents the class instance.
But as I said this was to give you an idea what needed to be done.
Let me be more specific - this should work:
c.mode(linuxcnc.MODE_MANUAL)
c.wait_complete()
c.teleop_enable(False)
c.unhome(0)
But as I said this was to give you an idea what needed to be done.
Let me be more specific - this should work:
c.mode(linuxcnc.MODE_MANUAL)
c.wait_complete()
c.teleop_enable(False)
c.unhome(0)
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25 May 2022 06:47 #243762
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Replied by EdisonBin on topic "c.unhome( )" Command error!
Thank you very much! Cmorley
You solved my problem perfectly. Thank you very much!
Have a nice day, too
You solved my problem perfectly. Thank you very much!
Have a nice day, too
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