Work with probe

When probing the X and Y are backwards, for example if i select 'measurement outside, Y+ (with little arrow pointing y+, on the y- part of the block)' the probe moves in the Y- direction.

Running G-code and moving with arrow keys or the Y+ etc button the movement is in the correct direction.

What am i missing?

Andypugh, I'm hitting the same issue as racedirector, error stating Rapid_speed is not set, but it IS set.

I've just downloaded and installed V2 today so I have the latest version.

What do you mean by "you may have to turn on the option of G-Code access to ini parameters"?
And how do I do that? I am a complete Linux newbie so spoon feed me please

Racedirector says he forgot about the "Features=30 bit". I have Features=30 in my ini file.

what am I missing?

I know this is an old topic but I couldn't find anything more recent.

One common problem is that an INI file entry might exist, but not in the [SECTION] that the software is looking for it in.

Okaaaayyyyy......

So as a newb I simply copied and pasted content from the download, I did take a backup copy beforehand so I will have a look and see if it has a "Features = some_value" and move "features=30" into that section.

For the benifit of others struggling along, and for my benifit if I didn't already have "features = ***" what [section] header should it be under?

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So, some digging has found that it needs to be in the [RS274NGC] section as described In the doc's

This is where it is in my ini file.

I have "features=30" which is all except "retain G43".

Does it matter which order the [sections] are in? I just pasted into the bottom of my existing .ini file?

I'm still missing something.....

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OK, so is there a dumbarse of the week award around here?

I had 2 sections called [RS274NGC} as a result of the copy/paste operation, it seems LinuxCNC only cares about the first one

I've now got the joint_2/Axis_2 issue that I have seen here, *somewhere*..... I seem to recall that the name was changed from Axis to Joint in later releases? At least that's what I *THINK* the "[Axis_2] Max_Limit not defined" error means.

*sigh* this better be worth it

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So I've had some progress but now I'm hitting a wall again.

When I attempt to use the Remap M6 function I get the error #<_hal[axis.z.joint-pos-cmd]> not defined Named Parameter. (See attached archive for screenshot)

I *have modified* a couple of the macros to make them work, maybe I broke something by doing that?
In the 3 macros that make the Z moves I renamed axis.2, to axis.z, is that what's broken this? If so, how do I fix it because I *HAD* to make that change for it to work at all. *I think*......

The Z- button (directly above "rotation" in the interface works correctly) so this leads me to believe renaming axis.2 to axis.z is not the issue.

Any assistance greatly appreciated, for a guy who builds corporate server systems on Windoze this is INCREDIBLY frustrating to be back in noobsville.

Sneaky.

Sneaky wrote: When I attempt to use the Remap M6 function I get the error #<_hal[axis.z.joint-pos-cmd]> not defined Named Parameter. (See attached archive for screenshot).

To access HAL pins from G-code you need to turn on a feature:
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.8/html/remap/remap.h...i_file_configuration

(Which reminds me, I did mean to make this default to "on".