GladeVCP

HAL Label. See docs for description of format field

T'anks !







kenneth

do i need another fie(python or something) to link pins ?
i'm trying to link halui.jog.0.plus in glade. i have them in my posthal.hal
file and emc starts but the buttons don't do anything.(they do react to being
clicked).



Thanks
kenneth

p.s. if so, just tell me and i'll go areading.

also, i have a gladevcp.Estop_led connected to a gladevcp hal_toggle button
in my posthal.hal halui.estop.is-activated.

in glade;
is on = no
LED on color = green
LED off color = light gray
LED is green in glade panel

in axis;
start led is green
clicked turns to light gray
power btn is disabled till i click estop.

so in glade it's off(suppose to be light gray)
in axis it's works as it should(starts off- light gray)


Thanks
kenneth


if i change the colors to opposite, it changes to work correctly.(but opposite in glade)

i think i have what estop does backwards. it's on when axis starts ?
i was thinking it was off.





Thanks
kenneth

Yes, estop (software) is active when EMC starts. If you have hardware button it may be different.
Regardning jog pins - probably as usual you've messed pin names

what do i use to get bit ? trying to use a script with a MDI command.
a hal label has float,s32 and u32. trying to view the count.
net view-m123 halui.mdi-command-05 == gladevcp.view-m123



Thanks
kenneth



/home/mill/emc2-dev/configs/MyFolder/postguiglade.hal:53: Signal 'reset-m123' of type 'bit' cannot add pin 'gladevcp.MDI_count' of type 's32'
/usr/bin/gladevcp:263: GtkWarning: GdkWindow 0x4600029 unexpectedly destroyed

Count of what? There are no bit-labels but I can hardly imagine use case for them.
For bit pins use leds, for float or number - labels.

sorry, didn't explain it too well i guess. i'm trying to use a MDI to call a script counter.(attached)
in pyvcp i have halui.mdi-command-05 pin in the hal configuration. this is connected to
MDI_COMMAND = M123 in my axis. every time emc gets to m123, it increases the count..
i want a pin/signal to show the count.


Thanks
kenneth