Delay motion - spindle spinup

I found this code from Tod in the forum and just want some clarification.
If I read this right I could replace "sets spindle-at-speed true" with this and it will delay motion for the time delay set.
Is that correct?

I use a similar configuration, rapid moves are done while timedelay, only feed mode is stoped during delay.

motion.spindle-at-speed does not exist.

2.8 + it has changed:
spindle.0.at-speed

loadrt timedelay count=1
addf timedelay.0 servo-thread
setp timedelay.0.on-delay 5
net spindle-on => timedelay.0.in
net spindle-timer <= timedelay.0.out
net spindle-timer => spindle.0.at-speed

This does not work. It never gets spindle-on

Is there a quick fix for this?

The quickest fix would be to use halmeter/halcmd to probe where the problem is

Is the spindle-on signal connected to anything?
If it is, use halmeter to see if it changes state properly.
if not, connect it to spindle.0.on

cmorley wrote: The quickest fix would be to use halmeter/halcmd to probe where the problem is

Is the spindle-on signal connected to anything?
If it is, use halmeter to see if it changes state properly.
if not, connect it to spindle.0.on

ACK...... spindle-on is not connected to anything. spindle-enable is connected to spindle.0.on
Was staring me right on the face.

Why is spindle.0.on connected to spindle-enable?

Shouldn't this be connected to spindle-on? This config was built with pncconf. Was it changed on purpose or is this an error?

If you are using a version of linuxCNC 2.8+ then the spindle pins now have names like
spindle.0.at-speed

This is a result of changes that allow LinuxCNC to control multiple spindles.

bevins wrote: Why is spindle.0.on connected to spindle-enable?

Shouldn't this be connected to spindle-on? This config was built with pncconf. Was it changed on purpose or is this an error?

Because pncconf had a bug in it - should be fixed now.