Gcode and hal pins values

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06 Jul 2011 18:25 #11192 by Nick
Hi.

I've got an interesting task, to make something like smartprobe.ngc but without touch probe.

So the guy has machine with X linear and A rotary axis. Also there's Z axis without motor but with encoder. At the bottom of Z axis there's bearing which is riding on the object. And we want to get the table of encoder values at specified x and a.

So I thought of just logging (LOG, X#5420 A#5423 Z5422), but probably it'll raise FError because EMC2 will not touch Z axis but will see that it moving.

So is there any way to echo encoder.0.value via from Gcode (LOG, ....) or any other way?

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06 Jul 2011 22:18 #11198 by BigJohnT
I kinda did something similar on my THC comp. I hijacked the position feed back and lied to EMC so I could control the Z while burning then restore it back and hand it back to EMC for other moves. Take a look at thc.comp and you will see how I did it.

John

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06 Jul 2011 23:34 #11200 by andypugh
Nick wrote:

So is there any way to echo encoder.0.value via from Gcode (LOG, ....) or any other way?


net enc encoder.0.value => motion.analog-in-00

M66 E0 L0
(LOG, #5399)

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07 Jul 2011 06:44 - 07 Jul 2011 06:46 #11209 by Nick
Replied by Nick on topic Re:Gcode and hal pins values
Thanks a lot! M66 is excellent and easy way!

THC comp is interesting too but a little bit complex for newbie :)... The guy who asked me how to do it is just taking his first steps with EMC2.
Last edit: 07 Jul 2011 06:46 by Nick.

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