Remote start button
30 Apr 2019 10:42 #132340
by skvallab
Replied by skvallab on topic Remote start button
Hi,
I use a Universal stepper controller board from pico systems and axis UI,
having the same requirement of a physical start button .
will this line work or do i need to modify for my hal?
i'm new to using linux cnc please bare with me if its a silly doubt.
I use a Universal stepper controller board from pico systems and axis UI,
having the same requirement of a physical start button .
will this line work or do i need to modify for my hal?
i'm new to using linux cnc please bare with me if its a silly doubt.
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30 Apr 2019 12:51 #132348
by bevins
I dont know about Chris or Jon, but Andy will certainly see this.... lol
Replied by bevins on topic Remote start button
Thank you
input.xx halui.mode.auto halui.program .run— this is what I needed
I’ve been using LinuxCNC for at least 10 years on a Hurco VMC and a HardingeHNC. Just never used a separate start button, always used a keyboard. I tried to avoid asking this simple question as not to look dumb.
I’ve met Chris Morley, Andy Pugh, Jon Elson when at Stuart’s place. Hope they don’t see this.
I dont know about Chris or Jon, but Andy will certainly see this.... lol
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01 May 2019 23:34 #132468
by tcninja
Replied by tcninja on topic Remote start button
Yes it will work just change the label of the input
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13 May 2019 19:46 #133656
by tcninja
Replied by tcninja on topic Remote start button
Just an update:
I called Haas service and they told me where and what their I/O wanted.
Got it up and functioning nicely. Thanks to everyone.
I called Haas service and they told me where and what their I/O wanted.
Got it up and functioning nicely. Thanks to everyone.
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13 May 2019 19:58 #133657
by rodw
So what gcode are you using to trigger the indexer?
Coolant or an Mcode?
Replied by rodw on topic Remote start button
Just an update:
I called Haas service and they told me where and what their I/O wanted.
Got it up and functioning nicely. Thanks to everyone.
So what gcode are you using to trigger the indexer?
Coolant or an Mcode?
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14 May 2019 00:14 #133668
by tcninja
Replied by tcninja on topic Remote start button
M21 on the Haas turns on an output then waits for the indexer to report its done.
In Linux I just use M7 and a one second dwell to report that’s it’s completed the move.
I guess M21 on the Haas was made for exactly what I’m doing(third party indexers)
In Linux I just use M7 and a one second dwell to report that’s it’s completed the move.
I guess M21 on the Haas was made for exactly what I’m doing(third party indexers)
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14 May 2019 01:13 #133672
by rodw
Cool to hear and glad we made you ask questions.
A friend has been at me to use my Arduino indexer and we've included a couple of relays in the design for this kind of interfacing. I'm also working on using a rotary encoder to simplify the user interface. The mods for indexing only took a few minutes to include but the encoder is a whole new world of pain!
Replied by rodw on topic Remote start button
M21 on the Haas turns on an output then waits for the indexer to report its done.
In Linux I just use M7 and a one second dwell to report that’s it’s completed the move.
I guess M21 on the Haas was made for exactly what I’m doing(third party indexers)
Cool to hear and glad we made you ask questions.
A friend has been at me to use my Arduino indexer and we've included a couple of relays in the design for this kind of interfacing. I'm also working on using a rotary encoder to simplify the user interface. The mods for indexing only took a few minutes to include but the encoder is a whole new world of pain!
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