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Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc
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13 years 5 months ago #34716
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Replied by dgarrett on topic Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc
> Give us a link to that thread please.
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum...gcgui?start=10#34696
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum...gcgui?start=10#34696
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13 years 5 months ago #34720
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Replied by jlviloria on topic Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc
Hello Norbert ... My lathe is producing super good.
I have work in macros, remap, ngcgui ... I'm not familiar with these things.
I have the desire to see my machine, working cycles (G70, G71, G73).
G71, G72 P (initial line) Q (finish line) R (retract) D (depth of cut) F (Feed) U (X stock) W (Z stock)
G70 P (initial line G71, G72) Q (final line G71, G72) F (feed)
Sincerely,
Jorge Viloria
I have work in macros, remap, ngcgui ... I'm not familiar with these things.
I have the desire to see my machine, working cycles (G70, G71, G73).
G71, G72 P (initial line) Q (finish line) R (retract) D (depth of cut) F (Feed) U (X stock) W (Z stock)
G70 P (initial line G71, G72) Q (final line G71, G72) F (feed)
Sincerely,
Jorge Viloria
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13 years 5 months ago #34734
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I never used it, as I am still building my machine, but this is also very important to me.
In my previous search, I found a post of ArcEye that he said that he implemented it. I think it can manage only type 1 of the cycles (no recesses), but it is a start.
Filipe
Replied by emcPT on topic Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc
jlviloria wrote: Hello Norbert ... My lathe is producing super good.
I have work in macros, remap, ngcgui ... I'm not familiar with these things.
I have the desire to see my machine, working cycles (G70, G71, G73).
G71, G72 P (initial line) Q (finish line) R (retract) D (depth of cut) F (Feed) U (X stock) W (Z stock)
G70 P (initial line G71, G72) Q (final line G71, G72) F (feed)
Sincerely,
Jorge Viloria
I never used it, as I am still building my machine, but this is also very important to me.
In my previous search, I found a post of ArcEye that he said that he implemented it. I think it can manage only type 1 of the cycles (no recesses), but it is a start.
Filipe
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13 years 5 months ago #34756
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@Jorge
@Felipe
with remap you can do what ever you want! But the linuxcnc feature has nothing to do with gmoccapy, because gmoccapy is only a User Interface, not the machine control!
Norbert
@Felipe
with remap you can do what ever you want! But the linuxcnc feature has nothing to do with gmoccapy, because gmoccapy is only a User Interface, not the machine control!
Norbert
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13 years 5 months ago - 13 years 5 months ago #34766
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Replied by newbynobi on topic Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc
@All
Please do not use G95, nor in gmoccapy or either gscreen!!!!!!!
There is an error witch I do not find at the moment, I will mail today to Chris and ask for help!
Here are the details:
If you enter in MDI
G21
G95 F0.01 S450 M3
G1 Z-10
The feed should be 0.01 mm / rev, with the spindle speed of 450 rpm this should give you a feed of 4,5 mm/min, but you will get 270 mm / min.
As you see the value is multiplied by 60!
IMHO the error must be in a part of gscreens emc interface, because in axis it is doing fine!
I changed the min screen size of gmoccapy to fit to a screen with 979 x 750 Pixel, so it should fit on most common screens.
Will push soon.
Norbert
Please do not use G95, nor in gmoccapy or either gscreen!!!!!!!
There is an error witch I do not find at the moment, I will mail today to Chris and ask for help!
Here are the details:
If you enter in MDI
G21
G95 F0.01 S450 M3
G1 Z-10
The feed should be 0.01 mm / rev, with the spindle speed of 450 rpm this should give you a feed of 4,5 mm/min, but you will get 270 mm / min.
As you see the value is multiplied by 60!
IMHO the error must be in a part of gscreens emc interface, because in axis it is doing fine!
I changed the min screen size of gmoccapy to fit to a screen with 979 x 750 Pixel, so it should fit on most common screens.
Will push soon.
Norbert
Last edit: 13 years 5 months ago by newbynobi. Reason: added a comment
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13 years 5 months ago - 13 years 5 months ago #34768
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Replied by jlviloria on topic Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc
Norbert,
you know I'm using gmoccapy before industry was using.
I have not had this problem. the sample that moves forward but should be.
is more my machine has a fast speed of 10000mm/min, but shows 6000 mm / min, but my machine is moved to 10000mm/min.
I had thought that the problem was only visualization of the actual feed.
I assure you that my machine is working as it should, just does not show the actual values.
I am willing as a guinea pig to do the tests.
Jorge Viloria
you know I'm using gmoccapy before industry was using.
I have not had this problem. the sample that moves forward but should be.
is more my machine has a fast speed of 10000mm/min, but shows 6000 mm / min, but my machine is moved to 10000mm/min.
I had thought that the problem was only visualization of the actual feed.
I assure you that my machine is working as it should, just does not show the actual values.
I am willing as a guinea pig to do the tests.
Jorge Viloria
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