Customize "Go to sensor"
13 Apr 2024 15:56 - 13 Apr 2024 16:05 #298174
by tom_no
Customize "Go to sensor" was created by tom_no
Hi,
Got an issue with the default "Go to sensor" button ignoring tool offsets (X and Y axis).
It is possible to customize the script behind the button, or is it all hard coded?
Edit: Running LinuxCNC 2.9.2 with QT Dragon HD and Probe Basic.
Got an issue with the default "Go to sensor" button ignoring tool offsets (X and Y axis).
It is possible to customize the script behind the button, or is it all hard coded?
Edit: Running LinuxCNC 2.9.2 with QT Dragon HD and Probe Basic.
Last edit: 13 Apr 2024 16:05 by tom_no.
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13 Apr 2024 23:47 #298209
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Customize "Go to sensor"
Its in the python handler file
In 2.9.2:
in 2.9.3:
In 2.9.2:
def btn_goto_sensor_clicked(self):
x = float(self.w.lineEdit_sensor_x.text())
y = float(self.w.lineEdit_sensor_y.text())
if not STATUS.is_metric_mode():
x = x / 25.4
y = y / 25.4
ACTION.CALL_MDI("G90")
ACTION.CALL_MDI_WAIT("G53 G0 Z0")
command = "G53 G0 X{:3.4f} Y{:3.4f}".format(x, y)
ACTION.CALL_MDI_WAIT(command, 10)
in 2.9.3:
def btn_goto_location_clicked(self):
dest = self.w.sender().property('location')
if dest == 'home':
x = float(self.w.lbl_home_x.text())
y = float(self.w.lbl_home_y.text())
elif dest == 'sensor':
x = float(self.w.lineEdit_sensor_x.text())
y = float(self.w.lineEdit_sensor_y.text())
else:
return
if STATUS.is_metric_mode():
x = INFO.convert_machine_to_metric(x)
y = INFO.convert_machine_to_metric(y)
else:
x = INFO.convert_machine_to_imperial(x)
y = INFO.convert_machine_to_imperial(y)
ACTION.CALL_MDI("G90")
ACTION.CALL_MDI_WAIT("G53 G0 Z0")
command = "G53 G0 X{:3.4f} Y{:3.4f}".format(x, y)
ACTION.CALL_MDI_WAIT(command, self.calc_mdi_move_wait_time(x,y))
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14 Apr 2024 19:37 #298251
by tom_no
Replied by tom_no on topic Customize "Go to sensor"
Thanks for the reply cmorley!
Can't see anything in the code that should make the scripts ignore tool offsets, so tried to dig a step deeper. Found that the tool offsets are ignored in G53 movements for machine coordinates, but not in G54, G55 user coordinate systems.
Is this a bug or a feature?
Is the solution to do the Go-to-sensor movement in one of the user coordinate systems for machines with multiple spindles?
Can't see anything in the code that should make the scripts ignore tool offsets, so tried to dig a step deeper. Found that the tool offsets are ignored in G53 movements for machine coordinates, but not in G54, G55 user coordinate systems.
Is this a bug or a feature?
Is the solution to do the Go-to-sensor movement in one of the user coordinate systems for machines with multiple spindles?
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15 Apr 2024 02:47 #298267
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Customize "Go to sensor"
It's a feature.
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gcode/coord...ne-coordinate-system
You could use macro buttons to add your own button that calls arbitrary Gcode:
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gui/qtdragon.html#_macro_buttons
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gcode/coord...ne-coordinate-system
You could use macro buttons to add your own button that calls arbitrary Gcode:
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gui/qtdragon.html#_macro_buttons
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