ebox.comp for gearbox 2speed

I have an OKK VM4. It has an 8000rpm spindle motor and 2500ppr encoder  2 speed gear box.

Low speed 1:4 /High speed 1:0.75, gear changing mechanism with air cylinder, takes about 5 seconds to change gear while stationary.

I built a 2 speed Hal with Pncconf. I want the output signal to be sent to the gear selector pin A when the M3S is less than 2000 and check the cylinder position sensor within the ebox.comp file.

I'm a newbie to Halcompile, trying to read what I thought was similar to this post.  forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...dle-gearbox?start=20
I have tried to use andypugh's e-box on 2.8.4 but it didn't work as shown in the picture. What caused this? How should I fix it? Or suggest the right thing because I don't have any compiler skills yet.

Another problem: When using G33.1, the number of revolutions of the encoder installed on the spindle motor is not equal to the speed of the tap.

Can you attach the .comp file? There is something wrong with the syntax on line 2.

 Can you attach the .comp file? There is something wrong with the syntax on line 2.

I copied from you

There was going something wrong during copy.
Typo in Line 2  should be

chris@cnc wrote:

There was going something wrong during copy.
Typo in Line 2 

Code:

licence "GPL"; should be [code]license "GPL";

[/code]

I'll check it. Thank

There is a problem at ABSF. What should I do?

chris@cnc wrote:

There was going something wrong during copy.
Typo in Line 2 

Code:

licence "GPL"; should be [code]license "GPL";

[/code]

Ah, yes. I reckon I probably just typed that out (it was 8 years ago) and used the British spelling (because I am) 
 

SOLD wrote:

There is a problem at ABSF. What should I do?

It needs to be fabs, and that needs an include statement. 

(Sorry, this looks like something that I wrote in my lunch break, without access to a Linux machine to check it with). 

Try this:

 

andypugh wrote:

SOLD wrote:

There is a problem at ABSF. What should I do?
It needs to be fabs, and that needs an include statement. 

(Sorry, this looks like something that I wrote in my lunch break, without access to a Linux machine to check it with). 

Try this:


 

I compiled it and it worked.
Thank you for your support.

Does the component actually do what you need it to do, though?