How to make Linuxcnc open with the feed and override 0?
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22 Jun 2024 22:07 #303571
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Good evening my friends, I wanted to know if there is any way to make the axis interface open with the feed and the rapid at 0, I didn't find any documentation about this, I'm wanting to make a slightly different machine and I had this need, can anyone help me, Alves has to edit the Axis interface, I'm not sure, thanks in advance.
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22 Jun 2024 23:39 #303577
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Replied by tommylight on topic How to make Linuxcnc open with the feed and override 0?
Just spent 10 minutes sifting through existing pins, could not find something useful, sorry.
I am pretty sure there must be something...
I am pretty sure there must be something...
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23 Jun 2024 00:53 #303580
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Replied by Thayloreing on topic How to make Linuxcnc open with the feed and override 0?
Thank you for being willing to try to help me, I also looked in the pins and didn't find anything, I also looked in the documentation to see if there was anything that could be added to the ini for this, but to no avail.
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23 Jun 2024 08:16 #303619
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Replied by tommylight on topic How to make Linuxcnc open with the feed and override 0?
Have a look at MPG files and pins, there should be something included with LinuxCNC and might have something useful as they do control those values.
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23 Jun 2024 10:58 #303635
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21 Jul 2024 23:47 #305822
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I looked at this post, but I didn't understand what was done so that Linuxcnc when opened has the feed override and the rapid override closed, I tried everything, can you explain to me how to do it, I know this issue has been going on for a while, I've been away for a while, thanks if anyone can help me
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22 Jul 2024 01:19 #305824
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Replied by Thayloreing on topic How to make Linuxcnc open with the feed and override 0?
I need to make Linuxcnc open with the feed and rapid closed, I've asked this question before, but I didn't get any results, I saw another post that the guy did using Python, but I didn't understand what he did, I even asked a question in his post, but no answer, can anyone help me?
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22 Jul 2024 01:31 #305825
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First off tommy & myself replied.
Second, no double posting.
Second, no double posting.
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22 Jul 2024 01:48 #305826
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Replied by Thayloreing on topic How to make Linuxcnc open with the feed and override 0?
yes I understand, I saw your answers there, I thank you for responding, but the link you gave me in the other post I tried to make it work but I couldn't, I even asked more questions there but I didn't get an answer, so I created another one, my apologies
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22 Jul 2024 12:24 #305851
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Replied by tommylight on topic How to make Linuxcnc open with the feed and override 0?
The thing is, you are asking for something that no one needed, so asking again and again will not help.
You can bump the topic time after time in the hopes that someone might help, but double posting does not help, it just makes it very hard to follow for anyone trying to help and makes it even harder to find in case anyone needs it later on.
The only thing i can offer is, pressing the "tidle" key (under ESC and above TAB) will set the feed rate to 0 in the Axis GUI, so there might be a way to insert that at startup, but that does not effect the rapid overide.
You can bump the topic time after time in the hopes that someone might help, but double posting does not help, it just makes it very hard to follow for anyone trying to help and makes it even harder to find in case anyone needs it later on.
The only thing i can offer is, pressing the "tidle" key (under ESC and above TAB) will set the feed rate to 0 in the Axis GUI, so there might be a way to insert that at startup, but that does not effect the rapid overide.
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