Joint jog requested for undefined joint number=-1 (min=0,max=1)

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30 Oct 2022 11:15 #255432 by radom
Hello,
I can't find similar error message anywhere on the forum
two different machines with two different PCs
linuxcnc 2.8.2 axis interface
execute any move from MDI command eg G1 X1000 F10
change tab to manual control (F3) press any arrow on the keyboard and the whole axis interface freezes but the machine still moves
after 20 second sometimes even a minute it un-freezes and shows a message Joint jog requested for undefined joint number=-1 (min=0,max=1)
dmesg shows nothing
doesn't matter if it's homed or not
thanks

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30 Oct 2022 12:29 #255434 by tommylight
Joints can not have negative numbers.
Homing for joints can have negative numbers.
One of the joints in you config files seems to be negative -1
Check the hal and ini files, or upload those here.

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30 Oct 2022 12:50 #255435 by radom
I don't know
I cannot see it in the configs
 

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30 Oct 2022 14:19 #255438 by MaHa
Indeed I managed to freeze Axis UI for a while. I reproduced this fault, as described above:
  • In MDI execute G1 X-155 F10
  • While X is moving switch to manual mode (F3)
  • Press an arrow key or PgUp PgDn
The UI freezes, after a while the errormessage apears. Behaving as described before.

As this workflow makes no sense, stop or abort the movement first, then switch to manual mode and jog with arrow keys.

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30 Oct 2022 15:02 #255441 by tommylight
I can confirm this, although on this PC (R7 3700X) it just freezes for a split second and continues working normally, motion and all.

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30 Oct 2022 20:29 #255486 by dgarrett
The following user(s) said Thank You: andypugh, arvidb, tommylight, radom

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01 Nov 2022 06:53 - 01 Nov 2022 06:54 #255637 by radom
regarding this comment "As this workflow makes no sense, stop or abort the movement first, then switch to manual mode and jog with arrow keys"
because when I stop/abort movement mid cut in a lathe it sometimes chips the insert which is super annoying
that's why I tried pausing and the switching to manual mode but found this issue
Can you "cheat" somehow linuxcnc 2.8.2 to stop the program/abort movement without stopping the spindle so I can pull out in X? I'm not talking about "jog while paused"




 
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01 Nov 2022 23:40 #255711 by andypugh

Can you "cheat" somehow linuxcnc 2.8.2 to stop the program/abort movement without stopping the spindle so I can pull out in X? I'm not talking about "jog while paused"

 

You can with "Touchy", but I think it is by accident rather than design. With G-code running pressing the "Jogging" button once stops motion but leaves the spindle running. I am not sure if there is anything similar in other GUIs. 

Are you in a position to try Dewey's potential fix? 
 

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