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this has already been implemented in qtpyvcp and does not require vismach. the model can be setup to be shown and run in main vtk ui backplotter natively and respond to gcode and subroutines etc. and is quite easy to setup.

 

some examples below of things already done. to setup once you have your stl/step file components, to do this follow the below steps:

step 1: add new folder to your machine config directory, name is "machine"

step 2: add your stl or step files to the "machine" folder

 

step 3: create a yaml file, can use the below example as a template, to set the base component and orient and configure each component relation in space, and assign an axis for motion.

 

step 4: add a setting in the ini file for [VTK] to activate simulation by loading the new yaml file on startup.

 


Have fun!

Chris

 

Hello Rod.
Thanks for the Info.
Too bad I can't buy it. I have no link account and with the standard checkout it says "No suitable delivery method could be found"
Is there any other option? Like PayPal or something else?
 

1. No, just ground them
2. See #1
3. Because the 7I52 (which supports RS-422/RS-485 Serial) and 7I52S use the same PCB
4. The FPGA source and HM2 driver support muxed encoders, so as long as the pinout file
    is correct, there's nothing else needed

This suggests to me that it may hang at the first G1 after the speed setting (M3 S10000)

• spindle.N.at-speed - (bit, in) Motion will pause until this pin is TRUE, under the following conditions:
  • before the first feed move after each spindle start or speed change;
  • before the start of every chain of spindle-synchronized moves;
  • and if in CSS mode, at every rapid to feed transition. This input can be used to ensure that the spindle is up to speed before starting a cut, or that a lathe spindle in CSS mode has slowed down after a large to small facing pass before starting the next pass at the large diameter. Many VFDs have an at speed output. Otherwise, it is easy to generate this signal with the HAL near component, by comparing requested and actual spindle speeds.
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