Probe Basic "single block" & "feed stop" behavior
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05 Apr 2024 09:17 - 05 Apr 2024 09:18 #297631
by figure_of_disguise
Hello,
the behavior of "single block" & "feed stop" is not what you expect when running a cnc-machine!
I will explain you how it works on Sinumerik, Fanuc, Mazatol....etc
"single block" is just a switch:
- when you activate it, the actual running g-code block will be completed and program cycle stops.
- to run the next g-code block you have to press "cycle start".
- when you deactivate "single block" just press "cycle start" and program runs continuously again.
"feed stop" is just a switch too:
- when you press it all moving axis have to stop moving immediately.
- to continue the program cycle just press "cycle start" again.
So don't mix them, because they are totally different functions!
Maybe someone is able to fix that issue, because it's a little bit dangerous handling the machine.
Martin
the behavior of "single block" & "feed stop" is not what you expect when running a cnc-machine!
I will explain you how it works on Sinumerik, Fanuc, Mazatol....etc
"single block" is just a switch:
- when you activate it, the actual running g-code block will be completed and program cycle stops.
- to run the next g-code block you have to press "cycle start".
- when you deactivate "single block" just press "cycle start" and program runs continuously again.
"feed stop" is just a switch too:
- when you press it all moving axis have to stop moving immediately.
- to continue the program cycle just press "cycle start" again.
So don't mix them, because they are totally different functions!
Maybe someone is able to fix that issue, because it's a little bit dangerous handling the machine.
Martin
Last edit: 05 Apr 2024 09:18 by figure_of_disguise.
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05 Apr 2024 19:28 #297663
by spumco
Replied by spumco on topic Probe Basic "single block" & "feed stop" behavior
The differences you noticed between 'standard' single-block and feed hold in Fanuc, Siemens, etc, and LinuxCNC are not limited to the Probe Basic screen/GUI. The two functions are part of LinuxCNC, not just the GUI program.
Changing the behavior to match typical industrial control behavior would take a significant effort in some of the deep-backstage LCNC code. This has been discussed many times on the forum, but I don't think there's anyone in a position to re-write the code who is interested in making the effort to change things.
There are some workarounds available:
forum.linuxcnc.org/25-classicladder/4099...rial-machines#193606
Changing the behavior to match typical industrial control behavior would take a significant effort in some of the deep-backstage LCNC code. This has been discussed many times on the forum, but I don't think there's anyone in a position to re-write the code who is interested in making the effort to change things.
There are some workarounds available:
forum.linuxcnc.org/25-classicladder/4099...rial-machines#193606
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