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Run/Step Hold/Resume Buttons
5 years 4 months ago #211114
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic Run/Step Hold/Resume Buttons
This is my pendant.hal file that I use for a pendant. In the reconfigure section it shows how the original signals are unlinked and then netted again with or components. You could probably do something similar to net your button signals.
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5 years 4 months ago #211141
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+1phillc54 wrote: Edit:
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5 years 4 months ago #211152
by snowgoer540
You’re actually at +2 on this Tommy; it’s been mentioned before...
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasma-laser/42067-th...ions?start=10#204296
Add another +1 from me though too.
Replied by snowgoer540 on topic Run/Step Hold/Resume Buttons
tommylight wrote:
+1phillc54 wrote: Edit:
I just noticed you have multiple posts on this, it makes it hard to follow...
You’re actually at +2 on this Tommy; it’s been mentioned before...
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasma-laser/42067-th...ions?start=10#204296
Add another +1 from me though too.
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5 years 4 months ago #211160
by txtrone
Snowblower - You love to pile on, you are the least helpful member of this forum imo. I started a fresh post to ask for help on the exact task I was struggling with. My original question (which was tagged onto the end of a ten year old thread) was quickly stagnant... so I started a fresh thread. The new thread got me the answers I was looking for within hours... so what's your problem? If you can help me with the task, great, if not then just don't chime in at all.
Replied by txtrone on topic Run/Step Hold/Resume Buttons
snowgoer540 wrote:
tommylight wrote:
+1phillc54 wrote: Edit:
I just noticed you have multiple posts on this, it makes it hard to follow...
You’re actually at +2 on this Tommy; it’s been mentioned before...
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasma-laser/42067-th...ions?start=10#204296
Add another +1 from me though too.
Snowblower - You love to pile on, you are the least helpful member of this forum imo. I started a fresh post to ask for help on the exact task I was struggling with. My original question (which was tagged onto the end of a ten year old thread) was quickly stagnant... so I started a fresh thread. The new thread got me the answers I was looking for within hours... so what's your problem? If you can help me with the task, great, if not then just don't chime in at all.
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5 years 4 months ago #211161
by txtrone
Thanks Bevins. I may look into upgrading to QT.
Replied by txtrone on topic Run/Step Hold/Resume Buttons
bevins wrote:
txtrone wrote:
bevins wrote: Yes but there is already pause resume being used by plasmac in the gui. You have to make it coexist.
I know, that is what I am trying to figure out how to do. Do you know how to accomplish this?
I dont have the plasmac. I quickly up[graded top QTplasmaC as it is much easier for me to see what is going on. Everything is in the hal and ini files.
Plasmac I never understood the structure.
I dont know how you would do that in plasmac but in QT I have an idea how I would accomplish it.
Thanks Bevins. I may look into upgrading to QT.
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