Screen to foam
04 Jun 2023 00:05 #272846
by Manzano
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Hello friends.
I need to configure a styrofoam cutter, so that home all is in all axes (x,y,u,v) , but in jog (u) is slave to the movement of (x) and (v) is slave to the movement from (y).
Can someone help me?.
I need to configure a styrofoam cutter, so that home all is in all axes (x,y,u,v) , but in jog (u) is slave to the movement of (x) and (v) is slave to the movement from (y).
Can someone help me?.
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04 Jun 2023 00:15 #272847
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04 Jun 2023 00:26 #272849
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Thanks for the reply Tommy.
Is it possible that this way I can make the homi independent for each axis?
Is it possible that this way I can make the homi independent for each axis?
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04 Jun 2023 00:34 #272851
by tommylight
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Yes it is.
Until the machine is homed, LinuxCNC is in Joint mode, so it can not be jogged to prevent racking and damage to machine, while homing it moves both joints (or more than two joints) till any of those hit the home switch, the one on the switch stops moving and waits till the other hits home, then it backs both joints of off the switches and moves them to the values set as HOME_OFFSET in the ini file. This can be different for two (or more) joints so it makes it very easy to have the gantry or in your case the wire, straight always even if the home switches are not at the same exact position.
Very nice feature, for sure.
After homing, LinuxCNC goes into Axis mode, so say X axis is both X and X2 as one and the same axis. Now the machine can be jogged and used as usual.
To much?
Until the machine is homed, LinuxCNC is in Joint mode, so it can not be jogged to prevent racking and damage to machine, while homing it moves both joints (or more than two joints) till any of those hit the home switch, the one on the switch stops moving and waits till the other hits home, then it backs both joints of off the switches and moves them to the values set as HOME_OFFSET in the ini file. This can be different for two (or more) joints so it makes it very easy to have the gantry or in your case the wire, straight always even if the home switches are not at the same exact position.
Very nice feature, for sure.
After homing, LinuxCNC goes into Axis mode, so say X axis is both X and X2 as one and the same axis. Now the machine can be jogged and used as usual.
To much?
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04 Jun 2023 15:52 #272884
by Manzano
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thanks tommy..
this was exactly what i needed..
it just kept giving error in Z ..
I set up the special X,Y configuration, even so it gave an error in Z, but it opened the program
this was exactly what i needed..
it just kept giving error in Z ..
I set up the special X,Y configuration, even so it gave an error in Z, but it opened the program
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04 Jun 2023 16:39 #272886
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Yeah, you will have to remove the Z stuff on ini and hal file.
Beware that ini also uses Z for geometry and display, so you would need to have XX2YY2, or similar for both.
Beware that ini also uses Z for geometry and display, so you would need to have XX2YY2, or similar for both.
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04 Jun 2023 17:12 #272888
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thanks tommy..
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04 Jun 2023 18:34 #272895
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You are welcomed, always.
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12 Jun 2023 19:19 #273415
by Manzano
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good afternoon Tommy
I have two difficulties, one is that the screen does not maximize, and another is that the reload does not update the zeroing position.
Do you have any tips?.
I have two difficulties, one is that the screen does not maximize, and another is that the reload does not update the zeroing position.
Do you have any tips?.
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12 Jun 2023 20:52 #273417
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What GUI?
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