Probe basic toolchanger
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						18 May 2025 15:58				#328699
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				Hello,
I am currently trying to get the toolchanger working with probe basic. It works however the subroutine (m13) is made for a continuous motor. This machine uses a stepper motor, with a custom stepper driver. If I enable one relay it moves the carousel one pocket. The relay needs to deactivate before it can be repeated. There is another relay to change the direction. I was wondering for the homing of the carrousel, is there a good way of doing this?
Like a while loop which activates the relay, waits a little bit and deactivates it until the home sensor is activated?
 			
					I am currently trying to get the toolchanger working with probe basic. It works however the subroutine (m13) is made for a continuous motor. This machine uses a stepper motor, with a custom stepper driver. If I enable one relay it moves the carousel one pocket. The relay needs to deactivate before it can be repeated. There is another relay to change the direction. I was wondering for the homing of the carrousel, is there a good way of doing this?
Like a while loop which activates the relay, waits a little bit and deactivates it until the home sensor is activated?
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						23 May 2025 19:15				#329001
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				Is there any feedback to the system to say what position thetoolchanger is in? Or does it rely on a single home sensor? What ensures that the stepper advances exactly the right number of steps?			
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