How to define the number of axes?
18 May 2011 17:46 #9917
by aike
How to define the number of axes? was created by aike
Hi!
Please help.
I write own GUI to substitude keystick.
The question:
There is value in [TRAJ] section
COORDINATES = XYZ for mill and XZ for lathe.
What HAL pin or what value in structure define the used axes?
I've thought it is axis[N].active but I missed.
Please help me.
Please help.
I write own GUI to substitude keystick.
The question:
There is value in [TRAJ] section
COORDINATES = XYZ for mill and XZ for lathe.
What HAL pin or what value in structure define the used axes?
I've thought it is axis[N].active but I missed.
Please help me.
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19 May 2011 11:12 #9924
by Rick G
Replied by Rick G on topic Re:How to define the number of axes?
Take a look at the Integrators Manual
Section
4.2.8
[TRAJ] Section
Rick G
Section
4.2.8
[TRAJ] Section
Rick G
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19 May 2011 13:45 #9927
by aike
Replied by aike on topic Re:How to define the number of axes?
I know about [TRAJ] section.
I want to know the part in sources (in C) or the file where this function defined.
I want to know the part in sources (in C) or the file where this function defined.
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19 May 2011 14:02 #9928
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic Re:How to define the number of axes?
Hi
If you use grep -r "COORDINATES" /usr/src/emc-dev or whatever directory you have your sources in, you will see it is present hundreds of times.
../emc-dev/src/emc/ini/inittraj.cc is a starting point, this sets the axes based upon .ini file entries.
Not entirely sure what you are looking for, so can't help further
regards
If you use grep -r "COORDINATES" /usr/src/emc-dev or whatever directory you have your sources in, you will see it is present hundreds of times.
../emc-dev/src/emc/ini/inittraj.cc is a starting point, this sets the axes based upon .ini file entries.
Not entirely sure what you are looking for, so can't help further
regards
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