thanks for testing. The "line jumping" may not be so critical, but I will fix this also.
I will try to do that, with the step I merge the actual master with gmoccapy_5_axis.
So in future master there will only remain the 5 axis version and in 2.6 and 2.7 I will maintain the 4 axis version with bug fixes, but not with new features.
So in future master there will only remain the 5 axis version and in 2.6 and 2.7 I will maintain the 4 axis version with bug fixes, but not with new features.
What do all the other think about that plan?
Sounds good Norbert. I assume that master will still allow to config for three four or five axis?
Is it possible to have the rabbit jog speed button come up in the slow mode vice the fast mode, or perhaps have a setting to allow user to select the default mode?
My max and min values for jog were not set properly and fast mode came up automatically after power up at 300 inches per minute. The jog rate slider for fast jog mode allowed a adjustment rate of 0 to 9660 inches per minute. I believe the values in my INI file for jog had not been set by me and were likely in mm instead of suitable inch values. The max and min values were a prior copy and paste thing when I built the INI file and overlooked until now..
I had been setting the jog rate button to slow jog mode manually while testing after power up but forgot on this particular occasion. The slow mode was 15 inches per minute max. My testing was usually done at very slow rates since my system has not been fully tuned. The servo driver I was using failed possibly due to the high speed requested but this cannot not be verified. The 0.02 ohm current sensing resistor that exploded in the servo drive was pretty loud. I'm hoping that the output Mosfets and their drivers survived.
I am sorry you had a defect on you machine. Please be carefull with all moving parts. Please begin with very decent parameters to check all.
I got your idea of checking on turtle and / or rabbit mode on start up. I think we should start with the default velocity and check if that one is in between the limits of turtle, if so that that mode, else the quicker one. What is your opinion?
I think that a check to make sure that everything is within limits would be good especially when dealing with potential mm and inch conflicts for values due to oversights like the one I made.