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05 Aug 2025 19:25
Replied by unknown on topic ARE YOU KIDDING ME YOUTUBE !!!

ARE YOU KIDDING ME YOUTUBE !!!

Category: Off Topic and Test Posts

But misinformation doesn't apply to the gimbernment, they can say what they like, and they have been.....funny how they start saying the quiet bit out loud after the election.
A bit of history regarding free speech Down Under, when they were writing the constitution down on the back of a beer coaster over a few beers, they all decided that free speech didn't need to be included as it was such a basic right no Aussie in their right mind would infringe on it. Look now, we're being run by a mob not in their right mind put there by voters not in their right mind.
There's no conspiracy, once the majority of the population started thinking for themselves it was deemed time to flood the west with a population that can be manipulated by superstition, the gumbernments are doing a deal with the devil thinking they'll get a seat at the table, as always when you deal with the devil he just brings his people with him.
Enoch was right, just its a different group.
  • TheTinkeringMechanic1
  • TheTinkeringMechanic1
05 Aug 2025 19:25
Replied by TheTinkeringMechanic1 on topic Warning before homing?

Warning before homing?

Category: Basic Configuration

Gmoccapy for Linuxcnc 3.4.6
  • Todd Zuercher
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05 Aug 2025 18:51

M62-M65 (or likewise) from qtvcp panel during gcode execution

Category: Qtvcp

Another way that I've used is to create a couple of hal pins (an input and an output) that control the output in the gui python script. Then useing a couple of user defined M-codes to setp the value of input pin to setp the value of the input pin. This was able to allow the either the gui or the G-code to override the other like your flipflop example. Essentially the same thing, except the flipflop lives in the gui code instead of using a hal component.
  • PCW
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05 Aug 2025 18:27
Replied by PCW on topic Hltnc servo motor

Hltnc servo motor

Category: EtherCAT

That particular drive (80 AST ...) does not seem to be EtherCAT
but they may have an EtherCAT model.
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