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jimmyrig wrote:

Went to run a file generated from sheetcam and got "g92 offsets are not allowed" error. Documentation seems to want a g38 instead of a g92.

import types

def set_g92_detected(self):
    if not self.tubeCut:
        self.set_code_error()
        self.errorG92Offset.append(self.lineNum)
        self.errorLines.append(self.lineNumOrg)

self.set_g92_detected = types.MethodType(set_g92_detected, self)

phillc54 wrote:

Something like this seems to work but I have not comprehensively tested for any side effects.

    /* check for reached end of move */
    if (! (&joints[jno])->free_tp.active) {
        /* reached end of move without hitting switch */
         (&joints[jno])->free_tp.enable = 0;
        rtapi_print_msg(RTAPI_MSG_ERR,_("j%d end of move in home state %d, homing aborted"),jno, H[jno].home_state);
        for (int j = 0; j < all_joints; j++) {
            if (!H[j].homed) {
                H[j].home_state = HOME_ABORT;
            }
        }
        return 1; // abort reqd
    }

 

 

jimmyrig wrote:

On another note what's the process for editing the UI? seems like the files are under the /lib folder. load them up in qt, edit and restart? I'm sure its more involved than that but not sure where to begin.
looking at adding an axis for the rotary (A) and bar feed (U) and need corresponding home buttons and read outs.

Warning: Spoiler!

 

was also thinking of playing around with blue line thickness that shows torch travel between cuts. Sometimes they can be hard to find if needing to restart.

jimmyrig wrote:

z axis, if failed to home (broken stepper wire) would still cause the x and y axis to move even after it failed!!!!!! had this happen twice over the last year with the thin nema 17 wires breaking at the connectors after all those pierces.

phillc54 wrote:

jimmyrig wrote:

z axis, if failed to home (broken stepper wire) would still cause the x and y axis to move even after it failed!!!!!! had this happen twice over the last year with the thin nema 17 wires breaking at the connectors after all those pierces.

Do you mean that X and Y continue moving to home after the failure?