Sliders for overrides in gmoccapy
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31 Aug 2024 14:27 #309089
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I am using Axis for my lathe currently. I was recently looking at the gmoccapy GUI in sim mode, everything is much better here. But one thing is keeping me off from using it is the sliders for the Rapid/feed/spindle/jog override. In axis, one can just move the sliders from 0 to 100 in half a second, but you have to press the '+' or '-" to adjust them. Are there any shortcuts for this or any way to get adjustable sliders in gmoccapy like axisui? Thanks in advance.
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31 Aug 2024 14:40 #309090
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In Axis, number keys from ` to 0 (yes the first is the tidle key under ESC and to the left of 1) are feed overrides so you can press them at any time to set the feed speed, meaning the ` is 0 feed rate so the machine will not move, 1 is 10%, 2 is 20% and so on.
No idea if that works for GmoccaPy.
No idea if that works for GmoccaPy.
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31 Aug 2024 15:07 #309092
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Yes, axis supports 1-0 for feed overrides. Sadly it doesn't work on gmoccapy. I can see in some videos over youtube that there used to be sliders at sometime. As a beginner in CNC the sliders and shortcuts are very very useful for me
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31 Aug 2024 15:51 #309096
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You could try using the 'hal_input' component and see what keys your keyboard offers. These can then be connected in hal to the .increse/.decrease pins of gmoccapy.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gui/gmoccapy.html#_hal_pins
example:
1. open a terminal and type:
2. find your keyboard in the output
example: 'Bus 003 Device 002: ID 17ef:608c Lenovo Lenovo Calliope USB Keyboard'
3. Add this to the [HAL] section of your ini file using one of the words from the keyboard identification from above to identify the device (for our example we use 'Keyboard')
4. Start your config, enter the settings page and click on the 'Halshow' button in the lower right corner
5. Navigate to pins/input/0/ and check if any function keys have been recognized:
6. In our example there are some function keys we can use (eg 'input.0.key-volumeup', 'input.0.key-volumedown')
7. Connect these pins to the relevant gmoccapy halpins in the POSTGUI_HALFILE (eg to control the linear jog velocity):
possible pins can also be found in pins/gmoccpy.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/man/man1/hal_input.1.html
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gui/gmoccapy.html#_hal_pins
example:
1. open a terminal and type:
lsusb
2. find your keyboard in the output
example: 'Bus 003 Device 002: ID 17ef:608c Lenovo Lenovo Calliope USB Keyboard'
3. Add this to the [HAL] section of your ini file using one of the words from the keyboard identification from above to identify the device (for our example we use 'Keyboard')
HALCMD = loadusr -W hal_input -K +Keyboard:0
4. Start your config, enter the settings page and click on the 'Halshow' button in the lower right corner
5. Navigate to pins/input/0/ and check if any function keys have been recognized:
6. In our example there are some function keys we can use (eg 'input.0.key-volumeup', 'input.0.key-volumedown')
7. Connect these pins to the relevant gmoccapy halpins in the POSTGUI_HALFILE (eg to control the linear jog velocity):
net jog_speed_plus <= input.0.key-volumeup => gmoccapy.spc_lin_jog_vel.increase
net jog_speed_minus <= input.0.key-volumedown => gmoccapy.spc_lin_jog_vel.decrease
possible pins can also be found in pins/gmoccpy.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/man/man1/hal_input.1.html
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31 Aug 2024 17:16 #309101
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Replied by arijitdutta on topic Sliders for overrides in gmoccapy
Thank you for the detailed walkthrough. I understand now how to set things up. Though it will take sometime.
But before that, when I run lsusb in terminal, it shows me "command not found". I have to run that through less /proc/bus/input/devices .. to see the unique name for my keyboard. After I add the loadusr command to my ini file in the HAL section, the keyboard button still doesn't show up in my HALshow (I am currently trying all of this on axisgui). It only shows up my gamepad. I tried to input the command directly into the HAL file, but it still doesnt show up. Am I doing anything wrong? As I feel 'lsusb' should have shown something in the terminal
But before that, when I run lsusb in terminal, it shows me "command not found". I have to run that through less /proc/bus/input/devices .. to see the unique name for my keyboard. After I add the loadusr command to my ini file in the HAL section, the keyboard button still doesn't show up in my HALshow (I am currently trying all of this on axisgui). It only shows up my gamepad. I tried to input the command directly into the HAL file, but it still doesnt show up. Am I doing anything wrong? As I feel 'lsusb' should have shown something in the terminal
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31 Aug 2024 23:27 #309118
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Replied by Aciera on topic Sliders for overrides in gmoccapy
1. 'less /proc/bus/input/devices' is fine. If you want you can install 'lsusb' with:
2. If you see pins for your gamepad instead of your keyboard under pins/input/ then that would indicate that the key word you entered in the 'loadusr ...' command is not unique to your keyboard device.
You would have to post the output of 'less /proc/bus/input/devices' or 'lsusb' for better analysis.
sudo apt install usbutils
2. If you see pins for your gamepad instead of your keyboard under pins/input/ then that would indicate that the key word you entered in the 'loadusr ...' command is not unique to your keyboard device.
You would have to post the output of 'less /proc/bus/input/devices' or 'lsusb' for better analysis.
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01 Sep 2024 05:07 - 01 Sep 2024 05:09 #309129
by arijitdutta
Replied by arijitdutta on topic Sliders for overrides in gmoccapy
There are a lot of things that are working on my laptop linuxcnc install on my relatively new laptop VM but not on my dedicated PC (very old one, even has a parallel port) where I have connected the mesa board. Like, if you click on the clock, an error comes up. Following that after putting sudo apt install usbutils, I get :
arijitdutta@kiko:~$ sudo apt install usbutils[sudo]
password for arijitdutta:
Reading package lists...
DoneBuilding dependency tree...
DoneReading state information...
DonePackage usbutils is not available, but is referred to by another package.This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, oris only available from another source.
However the following packages replace it: usb.idsE: Package 'usbutils' has no installation candidate
arijitdutta@kiko:~$ sudo apt install usb.ids
Reading package lists...
DoneBuilding dependency tree...
DoneReading state information...
Doneusb.ids is already the newest version (2024.01.20-0 deb12u1).0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Whereas the command works on the VM in my laptop with an identical install process. I don't know what's wrong with my desktop.
Attaching my input devices after 'less /proc/bus/input/devices' in a separate file so that I dont flood it here..
arijitdutta@kiko:~$ sudo apt install usbutils[sudo]
password for arijitdutta:
Reading package lists...
DoneBuilding dependency tree...
DoneReading state information...
DonePackage usbutils is not available, but is referred to by another package.This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, oris only available from another source.
However the following packages replace it: usb.idsE: Package 'usbutils' has no installation candidate
arijitdutta@kiko:~$ sudo apt install usb.ids
Reading package lists...
DoneBuilding dependency tree...
DoneReading state information...
Doneusb.ids is already the newest version (2024.01.20-0 deb12u1).0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Whereas the command works on the VM in my laptop with an identical install process. I don't know what's wrong with my desktop.
Attaching my input devices after 'less /proc/bus/input/devices' in a separate file so that I dont flood it here..
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01 Sep 2024 07:29 - 01 Sep 2024 07:30 #309133
by Aciera
Looks like this should work:
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N: Name="Logitech Wireless Keyboard PID:4023"
Looks like this should work:
HALCMD = loadusr -W hal_input -K +Keyboard:0
Last edit: 01 Sep 2024 07:30 by Aciera.
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01 Sep 2024 18:03 #309163
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Replied by arijitdutta on topic Sliders for overrides in gmoccapy
Sadly, it doesnt..
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02 Sep 2024 12:18 #309208
by Aciera
Replied by Aciera on topic Sliders for overrides in gmoccapy
Maybe you could use your gamepad instead. Lot of buttons on those things.
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