Physical Feed override knob

PCW wrote: To get a higher reading (and more resolution), you should connect the potentiometer to field power (12 or 24VDC)

I got the potentiometer to 24vdc. Its reading the values if I turn it.
But sadly no response in gmoccapy.

Sorry I was thinking the ~24 was in counts but forgot that the default input scaling was in volts (and 24V is about 2/3 of full scale so resolution is about 1 part in 180, good enough for feed override)

You undoubtedly need some more hal plumbing before the feed over-ride pot will actually work...

Erikcnc wrote: I got the potentiometer to 24vdc. Its reading the values if I turn it.
But sadly no response in gmoccapy.

Does halmeter show the gmoccapy input pin changing value as you turn the knob?

can you show us your postgui File
to see the scale and connection

andypugh wrote:

Erikcnc wrote: I got the potentiometer to 24vdc. Its reading the values if I turn it.
But sadly no response in gmoccapy.

Does halmeter show the gmoccapy input pin changing value as you turn the knob?

Quick answer. No it does not.

I suspect, then, that you haven't made the HAL connection or have made it in a HAL file that is not being loaded by the config.

andypugh wrote: I suspect, then, that you haven't made the HAL connection or have made it in a HAL file that is not being loaded by the config.

So, do i have to place it in a different hal file?

Hard to say with no information at all.

What do have now, and where?

I got it now in the, let's say, in the standard hal file.

Only one line.

Net gmoccapy.feed.feed-override.direct-value => hm2_7i76e.0.7i76.0.0.analogin0

Ah! That creates a new "signal" called "gmoccapy.feed.feed-override.direct-value".

The format of a "net" statement is
try