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3 years 3 months ago - 3 years 3 months ago #274613
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Another question. The remap enable button has disappeared. I use a tool in a cone BT40 and every time there is no need to measure. What should I do?
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3 years 3 months ago #274688
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Probe Screen v2.8.1
- added sensitivity to MDI commands G20, G21.
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3 years 3 months ago #274793
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I ignored the fact that the screen was metric. Changed all the rates and distances to imperial and just use it that way. I don't think the version of the probe screen I'm using issues a G21. If it did I probably removed it.
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3 years 3 months ago - 3 years 3 months ago #274860
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Replied by jcdammeyer on topic Work with probe
JohnnyCNC,
Excellent work on this. But I'm puzzled.
Your updated document refers to measure_tools_inch.ngc which you included along with the date in the file name. (Actually the document refers to "measure_tools inch.ngc" Note missing underscore so that's a spot in the document that could be tweaked.)
But it also refers to measure_toolsetter_height.ngc which is not included.
Where is this file? None of the other zip files have a file with precisely this file name.
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John
Excellent work on this. But I'm puzzled.
Your updated document refers to measure_tools_inch.ngc which you included along with the date in the file name. (Actually the document refers to "measure_tools inch.ngc" Note missing underscore so that's a spot in the document that could be tweaked.)
But it also refers to measure_toolsetter_height.ngc which is not included.
Where is this file? None of the other zip files have a file with precisely this file name.
Thanks
John
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3 years 3 months ago #274863
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Thanks. The date was added so that if I post a revised version it will be apparent which is the latest. I'll fix my doc to correct the missing underscore.
Currently I am trying to get this to work with 2.9 and QTDragon_HD. The issue is that the probing is now being done in Python and I haven't figured out how to update a numbered parameter from within Python. I need to save the probed value with some math applied to parameter #4001.
Attached is the file. This is used with no actual tool in the spindle. It measures where the Z is when the nose of the spindle trips the tool setter.
Currently I am trying to get this to work with 2.9 and QTDragon_HD. The issue is that the probing is now being done in Python and I haven't figured out how to update a numbered parameter from within Python. I need to save the probed value with some math applied to parameter #4001.
Attached is the file. This is used with no actual tool in the spindle. It measures where the Z is when the nose of the spindle trips the tool setter.
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3 years 3 months ago #274864
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Hmm, apparently the forum added the date and not me. Probably for the same reason. There was no date on the file that I selected to post.
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