Preview Screen update after Touch off?
07 Feb 2024 14:36 #292746
by U2fletch
Preview Screen update after Touch off? was created by U2fletch
I use this Macro in my .ini
HALUI
MDI_COMMAND G10 L20 P0 X0 Y0 Y0
The Macro is attached to a jog pendant button and works fine. On the Preview screen you can see the X-Y axis display resets to the new zero at the tool position, but the path preview does not move to reflect the new start position. If I manually select the touch off tab, then press, for example Z=0 and hit okay, the screen refreshes and the path displays properly.
What can I use to cause the preview to refresh like the GUI tab does? Having the screen update automatically is kind of important as the machine (CNC Longarm for quilting) is used by my wife and the preview is very helpful to determine if the pattern is laid out properly. Pressing more buttons on the screen defeats the point of using the pendant to touch off. The pendant also has a program start button for simplicity.
HALUI
MDI_COMMAND G10 L20 P0 X0 Y0 Y0
The Macro is attached to a jog pendant button and works fine. On the Preview screen you can see the X-Y axis display resets to the new zero at the tool position, but the path preview does not move to reflect the new start position. If I manually select the touch off tab, then press, for example Z=0 and hit okay, the screen refreshes and the path displays properly.
What can I use to cause the preview to refresh like the GUI tab does? Having the screen update automatically is kind of important as the machine (CNC Longarm for quilting) is used by my wife and the preview is very helpful to determine if the pattern is laid out properly. Pressing more buttons on the screen defeats the point of using the pendant to touch off. The pendant also has a program start button for simplicity.
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08 Feb 2024 06:11 #292825
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Preview Screen update after Touch off?
I do not believe there currently is a built in way to do this in Gmoccapy, but I think version 2.9.x allows user customization, so could be added in such a way.
It's a common short coming of linuxcnc actually (automatic reloading the display on G10 etc)
It's a common short coming of linuxcnc actually (automatic reloading the display on G10 etc)
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09 Feb 2024 18:14 #292953
by U2fletch
Replied by U2fletch on topic Preview Screen update after Touch off?
So that brings up my next question. Is it fairly simple to strip out the GUI functions that I don’t need? Spindle control, for example? Coolant etc.
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09 Feb 2024 23:16 #292962
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Preview Screen update after Touch off?
I'm not a Gmoccapy expert by any means but it looks like this is the easiest way to modify the screen,
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/gmocca...tabs-and-side-panels
If that is enough for you then yes pretty easy.
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/gmocca...tabs-and-side-panels
If that is enough for you then yes pretty easy.
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10 Feb 2024 09:48 #292982
by HansU
You can try if using a gmoccapy macro button makes a difference:
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/gmoccapy.html#gmoccapy:macros
Yes, with "EMBED_TAB_COMMAND = hide" you can simply hide the mentioned frames.
Replied by HansU on topic Preview Screen update after Touch off?
I use this Macro in my .ini
HALUI
MDI_COMMAND G10 L20 P0 X0 Y0 Y0
The Macro is attached to a jog pendant button and works fine. On the Preview screen you can see the X-Y axis display resets to the new zero at the tool position, but the path preview does not move to reflect the new start position. If I manually select the touch off tab, then press, for example Z=0 and hit okay, the screen refreshes and the path displays properly.
What can I use to cause the preview to refresh like the GUI tab does? Having the screen update automatically is kind of important as the machine (CNC Longarm for quilting) is used by my wife and the preview is very helpful to determine if the pattern is laid out properly. Pressing more buttons on the screen defeats the point of using the pendant to touch off. The pendant also has a program start button for simplicity.
You can try if using a gmoccapy macro button makes a difference:
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/gmoccapy.html#gmoccapy:macros
I'm not a Gmoccapy expert by any means but it looks like this is the easiest way to modify the screen,
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/gmocca...tabs-and-side-panels
If that is enough for you then yes pretty easy.
Yes, with "EMBED_TAB_COMMAND = hide" you can simply hide the mentioned frames.
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12 Feb 2024 02:26 #293122
by U2fletch
Replied by U2fletch on topic Preview Screen update after Touch off?
Great tips, thanks guys will check it out.
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15 Feb 2024 20:12 #293432
by U2fletch
Replied by U2fletch on topic Preview Screen update after Touch off?
So where would the file be with this code? The Display section of my config .ini file does not have anything to hide!
Is there another gmoccapy specific file buried in the source code somewhere?
Is there another gmoccapy specific file buried in the source code somewhere?
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15 Feb 2024 20:21 #293433
by zz912
Replied by zz912 on topic Preview Screen update after Touch off?
You must add it to *.ini file.
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15 Feb 2024 21:10 #293436
by U2fletch
Replied by U2fletch on topic Preview Screen update after Touch off?
Okay, but how do you know what the frame name is to use for the hide command?
It's pretty obvious if you created your own custom frame. Or is it really something simple like spindle, coolant, etc.? I don't have my machine in front of me to see if the frames in Gmoccapy have names on them in the bar.
It's pretty obvious if you created your own custom frame. Or is it really something simple like spindle, coolant, etc.? I don't have my machine in front of me to see if the frames in Gmoccapy have names on them in the bar.
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15 Feb 2024 21:17 #293437
by zz912
Replied by zz912 on topic Preview Screen update after Touch off?
You must use manual:
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/gmocca...py_emb_tab_locations
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/gmocca...py_emb_tab_locations
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