error with probe screen V2

I had the same issue, took some time today to debug it and figure it out.
I have upgraded from 2.7 to 2.8 then 2.9 and since 2.7 the kinematics have changed and they have introduced the notion of axis and joints.
This caused the pin name to change.
so in the block_down.ngc and probe_down.ngc under the macros folder, you need to update the AXIS_2 to AXIS_Z
Also there is another error that you will get, and for that you need to update to [axis.z.pos-cmd]

Thanks a lot vmihalca,

I have already done this changes to the ngc-files in the macros folder! Also found an edited version of versers probe-screen v2 somewhere on the internet which is ready changed for linuxcnc 2.8 and higher, which I have already instalked. I think it was in a post from verser himself!!!

But what do you mean by "updating axis.z.pos-cmd"?? Maybe I have to change a line from "axis.2.pos-cmd" to "axis.z.pos-cmd"!!
But what file has to be edited...?

Yesterday I added two lines in probe.py in python folder!

In the section where the dialog is created directly after probe.toolchange-changed = True I added somthing like sleep for 0.5sec and that I set the probe.toolchange-changed = False again!

Now my toolchange routine goes to changeposition and stops there after every toolchange. But the former dialog from the first change stays on top until I click somewhere on axis screen.
When the second toolchange is requested I do not get a new dialog. The old one is still present but in background and doesn't update or come back to the front. The Ok or Continue button doesn't work any more, so I cannot inticate that I have already done the toolchange!!

It looks like the toolchange routine stucks somewhere in the loop and never starts again.

But for now I don't know what is wrong with it...

Rene

Now when I click a probing, the gmoccapy switches from probe screen to MDI, executes the command then it remains in MDI
I've made a change here so that after a routine is executed, it switches the linuxcnc mode to MANUAL.
This way I can do some jogging and position the probe to the next probing location with less clicks.
I have two questions here:
1. is there any way not to switch to remain within the probe screen while the probing routine is being executed?
2. if the answer to the first one is no, is there a python function that I could call from the probe.py after a routine is executed, that would switch back from MDI to the probe screen?

Could you please explain how you managed to get back to manual mode after probing?

In the probe_screen.py file I have added these two lines after each function that was switching to MDI at the begining. All the functions that are doing the probing are switching to MDI first.

self.command.mode( linuxcnc.MODE_MANUAL )
self.command.wait_complete()

Could you please share your probe_screen.py?