Gmoccapy feed on screen
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24 Feb 2018 15:44 #106433
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I must overlook something
But in none of the applications i can see the figure F xxx showing something else than 0
All sliders work fine and speed of motion changes as expected.
But nothing ever changes the value behind the letter F.
What hal pin i have to connect?
THX
Mike
But in none of the applications i can see the figure F xxx showing something else than 0
All sliders work fine and speed of motion changes as expected.
But nothing ever changes the value behind the letter F.
What hal pin i have to connect?
THX
Mike
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24 Feb 2018 16:32 #106434
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Hallo Mike,
you do not need to connect an hal pin.
Go to the MDI Tab and enter F1000
What does the display now show?
Norbert
you do not need to connect an hal pin.
Go to the MDI Tab and enter F1000
What does the display now show?
Norbert
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24 Feb 2018 16:57 #106435
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I'm on latest master. Not sure if i have seen in earlier days.
I use midi and a also program that ramps up Fxxx.
I tried also in a fresch pncconf . Or your demo. A sim . .. None ever shows any value.
Is there a parameter to set?
I think it should be connected to motion.requested.vel
Mike
I'm on latest master. Not sure if i have seen in earlier days.
I use midi and a also program that ramps up Fxxx.
I tried also in a fresch pncconf . Or your demo. A sim . .. None ever shows any value.
Is there a parameter to set?
I think it should be connected to motion.requested.vel
Mike
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24 Feb 2018 18:27 - 24 Feb 2018 19:38 #106437
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I just remarked that also in the gcode parameter window F is shown as zero 'speed'
But interpreter reacts correct.
THX
Mike
But interpreter reacts correct.
THX
Mike
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24 Feb 2018 20:56 #106457
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Here it is working, please post screenshot with mdi f500 send
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24 Feb 2018 21:27 #106460
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NOW it gets interesting.
MIDI F300 works but the following test program not:
feedtest.ngc
( test program to see Feed changing )
( msg, test feed configuration )
g21
#1000=100 ( loop 100 times )
#1100= 10 ( Start movment speed )
#1200= 500 ( Start spindle speed )
( this loop has delays after moves )
o300 while [#1000]
G0 X0 Y0
F#1100
S#1200
G1 X100 Y100
#1100 = [#1100 +100]
#1200 = [#1200 +100]
#1000 = [#1000 - 1]
o300 endwhile
( msg, DONE)
M2 (stop here)
IMAGE is while correct running program ;-(
THX Mike
MIDI F300 works but the following test program not:
feedtest.ngc
( test program to see Feed changing )
( msg, test feed configuration )
g21
#1000=100 ( loop 100 times )
#1100= 10 ( Start movment speed )
#1200= 500 ( Start spindle speed )
( this loop has delays after moves )
o300 while [#1000]
G0 X0 Y0
F#1100
S#1200
G1 X100 Y100
#1100 = [#1100 +100]
#1200 = [#1200 +100]
#1000 = [#1000 - 1]
o300 endwhile
( msg, DONE)
M2 (stop here)
IMAGE is while correct running program ;-(
THX Mike
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24 Feb 2018 22:03 #106462
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F value is read ahead, your programm has finished reading ahead, before your programm even starts moving.
I will check your code on my machine tomorow.
Norbert
I will check your code on my machine tomorow.
Norbert
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24 Feb 2018 22:09 #106463
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Ok,
So you think when i use one of my programs that are generated by cam, fx. mastercam, i will see these feedrates. I will give it a try and let you know.
Good night.
Mike
So you think when i use one of my programs that are generated by cam, fx. mastercam, i will see these feedrates. I will give it a try and let you know.
Good night.
Mike
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24 Feb 2018 22:16 #106464
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OK
I attach a small MASTERCAM generated one.
Only the first F command is shown, than it goes back to F 0 and stays that way.
I attach a small MASTERCAM generated one.
Only the first F command is shown, than it goes back to F 0 and stays that way.
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25 Mar 2018 10:03 #107802
by newbynobi
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Hallo,
I just checked your sample file. And the read ahead does cause the "feed display" problem. There is some work going on a branch called "statetags" to solve the read ahead problem.
So no solution for now.
Norbert
I just checked your sample file. And the read ahead does cause the "feed display" problem. There is some work going on a branch called "statetags" to solve the read ahead problem.
So no solution for now.
Norbert
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