Python interface states of the home switches?
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16 Mar 2018 15:50 #107432
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Python interface states of the home switches? was created by bladekel
Hello to all,
I'm creating a new GUI and I need to get the state of a home switch to light on the hal_led.
I can get the state of estop like;
self.led_estop.set_active(not self.s.estop)
Is there any way to get the home switches states like estop ?
I'm creating a new GUI and I need to get the state of a home switch to light on the hal_led.
I can get the state of estop like;
self.led_estop.set_active(not self.s.estop)
Is there any way to get the home switches states like estop ?
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16 Mar 2018 16:36 - 16 Mar 2018 16:44 #107437
by Todd Zuercher
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Not sure about the state of home inputs the same way as you are looking at e-stop. But it is trivial to get the state of a hal pin and since your home switches are or are connected to hal pins there you go.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/hal/halmodule.htm..._pins_and_parameters
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/hal/halmodule.htm..._pins_and_parameters
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16 Mar 2018 17:28 #107440
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No at the moment there is no way to directly read a HAL pin with python.
You can make a python component that you can connect to a HAL signal with:
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/hal/halmodule.html
then you can read the signal.
I do have code to add this capability - hopefully it will be added to master.
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You can make a python component that you can connect to a HAL signal with:
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/hal/halmodule.html
then you can read the signal.
I do have code to add this capability - hopefully it will be added to master.
Chris M
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16 Mar 2018 17:44 #107441
by Todd Zuercher
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I guess I don't understand. How is it am I making, monitoring and controlling hal pins with the python file for my Gladevcp then?
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16 Mar 2018 21:16 #107447
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I assume you are making a python component with it's own pins and connecting those pins to other pins you are interested in, so as to read or write.
That's different from just reading a pin directly (like using halmeter) without connecting to it.
Chris M
That's different from just reading a pin directly (like using halmeter) without connecting to it.
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16 Mar 2018 21:31 #107449
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An example of the new way would be:
Chris M
import hal
actual_spindle_rpm = hal.get_value('motion.spindle-speed-in') * 60Chris M
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17 Mar 2018 05:30 #107457
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Hi Chris.
I get "AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'get_value'" error by this method....
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An example of the new way would be:
import hal actual_spindle_rpm = hal.get_value('motion.spindle-speed-in') * 60
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Hi Chris.
I get "AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'get_value'" error by this method....
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17 Mar 2018 12:23 #107465
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Sorry i wasn't clear - I haven't pushed the code to master yet.
If you are using 2.7.x then this will never work.
If you are using master I could cherry pick the code and push to master in a day or so.
Chris M
If you are using 2.7.x then this will never work.
If you are using master I could cherry pick the code and push to master in a day or so.
Chris M
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17 Mar 2018 13:25 #107466
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Then what must I do ?
Please help me
Replied by bladekel on topic Python interface states of the home switches?
Unfortunately I'm using 2.7.x ....Sorry i wasn't clear - I haven't pushed the code to master yet.
If you are using 2.7.x then this will never work.
If you are using master I could cherry pick the code and push to master in a day or so.
Chris M
Then what must I do ?
Please help me
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17 Mar 2018 18:42 #107473
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Then the practical thing to do is to (as Todd mentioned) create HAL pins for your screen and connect them to the signals/pins you are interested in.
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