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19 Sep 2020 04:05 #182703 by phillc54
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I have been messing around with this and I got rid off the SET Origin button which leaves the Mark button and TO Origin button.

It works like before:
jog to an edge, in either the X or Y direction from the origin corner
press Mark
jog to the origin corner
press Mark
thats it, all done.

To reset the rotation to zero:
press Mark
press Mark
thats it, all done.

To move torch to origin position:
press TO Origin
thats it, all done.


The one thing I am not sure about is when resetting the rotation should it:

1. leave the origin coordinate where it is and just set the roation to zero
2. move the origin point to the current torch position and reset the origin to zero

My preference would be 2

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19 Sep 2020 04:18 #182704 by rodw
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Sounds great.

My thought would be option 1.

I think that if you are clearing the rotation, that sheet is cut so the next button to be pressed is probably load sheet.

eg. in a busy environment, you'd plonk a sheet down, align, it, cut it out, then load another sheet. You would not want to waste unnecessary time moving to the origin again. Which then raises a question, should load sheet also clear the rotation?

I wonder what the others think?

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19 Sep 2020 04:26 #182705 by phillc54
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My thinking was that you would only need to clear the rotation when you want to set up a sheet that you know is square (or close enough for the new job) then all you do is move to the origin of the material and press the "Mark" button twice.

If you load a sheet that is not square then you need to do a correct jog, Mark, jog, Mark sequence regardless of what the rotation value is.

Like everything, probably comes down to personal choice. At least this way it is touchscreen friendly.

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19 Sep 2020 07:59 #182716 by tommylight
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2.
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19 Sep 2020 18:19 #182769 by snowgoer540
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My vote is 2.

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19 Sep 2020 20:26 #182782 by tommylight
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I also get the reasoning from Rod, so whatever you decide i am good with it.
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19 Sep 2020 22:50 #182792 by phillc54
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Maybe I can make it either.

When I first did it I had #1 but afer playing with it on my table I ended up with #2 and that felt more comfortable for me.

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20 Sep 2020 00:40 #182797 by phillc54
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Another sketchy video...

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20 Sep 2020 02:06 #182802 by snowgoer540
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Another sketchy video...


Looks like there may be a good place to work a refresh hal pin in there to do that reload, plot clear, and re-zoom for you ;)

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20 Sep 2020 02:07 #182803 by phillc54
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Another sketchy video...


Looks like there may be a good place to work a refresh hal pin in there to do that reload, plot clear, and re-zoom for you ;)


Well, maybe in Axis...

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