REMAP M6 ERROR

I get this error when using remap m6. I am using VERSA Probe version 2.9 and LCN version 2.10

Near line 0 of/usr/share/axis/images/axis.ngc:
pycall: remap.change_epilog:
Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/home/router/linuxcnc/configs/fresadora_MS3_VP/python/stdglue.py", line 200, in chan emccanon.CHANGE TOOL(self.selected_pocket)

Is there any more? This doesn't get as far as reporting the actual error.

andypugh wrote:

Is there any more? This doesn't get as far as reporting the actual error.

I already found the problem. I had copied the remap.py, stdglue.py and stdglue.py files from the python folder that comes with probe_screen_v2.9 and these are the ones that were causing the error. I followed the instructions in the Remap extending chapter. G-Code and copied them from the usr/share/linuxcnc/ncfiles/remap-lib/python folder and that problem was solved. Now the problem that appeared is that when trying to load any tool these errors appear

 

Attachment not found

They indicate a specific line but I don't know which file it corresponds to.
 

COFHAL wrote:

I get this error when using remap m6. I am using VERSA Probe version 2.9 and LCN version 2.10

Near line 0 of/usr/share/axis/images/axis.ngc:
pycall: remap.change_epilog:
Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/home/router/linuxcnc/configs/fresadora_MS3_VP/python/stdglue.py", line 200, in chan emccanon.CHANGE TOOL(self.selected_pocket)

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I already found the problem. I had copied the remap.py, stdglue.py and stdglue.py files from the python folder that comes with probe_screen_v2.9 and these are the ones that were causing the error. I followed the instructions in the Remap extending chapter. G-Code and copied them from the usr/share/linuxcnc/ncfiles/remap-lib/python folder and that problem was solved. Now the problem that appeared is that when trying to load any tool these errors appear  

Attachment not found

They indicate a specific line but I don't know which file it corresponds to.
 

Have you homed the machine?

This looks like you might need to clear some offsets (or touch-off) so that the machine thinks it is inside the working area.

andypugh wrote:

Have you homed the machine?

This looks like you might need to clear some offsets (or touch-off) so that the machine thinks it is inside the working area.

No, the error appears when the remap instruction is executed in the INI, if this instruction is commented out, the error no longer appears.
 

So to me, the first error looks like it can't find the prolog file, the joint errors look like the M6 remap extends above the set INI joint limits. Could you post your INI and M6 remap?