Hi,
I have a question about the configuration of the XHC WHB04B-06.
I already asked this question in the German forum but unfortunately did not receive an answer.
First of all, the handwheel works perfectly except for the rotary knob button.
Here I can only set the increments. But I also want to control the feed rates.

I think the settings need to be adjusted here:

# GUI feed rate related signals can be used when program is running moving GUI slider
net pdnt.feed-override.scale whb.halui.feed-override.scale halui.feed-override.scale # needed for both FeedOverride+/- and rotary knob button
net pdnt.max-velocity.value whb.halui.max-velocity.value halui.max-velocity.value # needed for Mpg mode : button feed position% * max-velocity = Mpg feedrate

# take feed override min/max values from/to the GUI
net pdnt.feed-override.value halui.feed-override.value whb.halui.feed-override.value # GUI feed rate related signals
net pdnt.feed-override.increase whb.halui.feed-override.increase halui.feed-override.increase
net pdnt.feed-override.decrease whb.halui.feed-override.decrease halui.feed-override.decrease


I just don't know which ones?
 

Hi,
ich hätte auch Fragen zum XHC und der Titel passt auch zu meiner Frage.
Ich hoffe die wurde nicht schon 1000x gestellt.
Derzeit nutze ich die .hal Vorlage aus der Linuxcnc Dokumentation.
Die Oberfläche ist CMOCCAPY
Ich würde gerne den Vorschubregel Knopf für Eilgang UND Vorschub nutzen.
Derzeit funktionieren nur die Incremente.
Wie müsste ich die Vorlage anpassen?

# Minimale/Maximale Werte für die Vorschubüberschreibung aus/in die GUI übernehmen
net pdnt.feed-override.value halui.feed-override.value whb.halui.feed-override.value # GUI-bezogene Signale für die Vorschubrate
net pdnt.feed-override.increase whb.halui.feed-override.increase halui.feed-override.increase
net pdnt.feed-override.decrease whb.halui.feed-override.decrease halui.feed-override.decrease

Besten Dank schon mal im Voraus.





 

Is there a difference between the configuration of the XHC-WHB04B-4 and the XHC-WHB04B-6. I understand there may be more buttons on the -6 but I'm more concerned about the core functionality of the MPG wheel, axis selection switch, and the step scale switch. I got it working in Axis sim but not sure I have it working perfectly. I started out with the example config from the documentation page. I did notice that hitting the "W-HOME" button invoked a Macro 4 popup in Axis, which seemed odd.

Hi Tommy

Thank you for the heads up, I did some reading prior to get the vfd signal going and did hear to other peoples warnings on this forum so I've got an abs component running successfully. The issue is the pendant won't send rpm signal to analogue output 5 were as axis will ?

tommylight wrote:

and sometimes with smoke signals...

 

Ouch! been there done that. I'm still amazed a 10mA signal could smoke like that.

Hello all

I installed a 0-10v signal from my MESA 7i77 board to the vfd to control rpm and my XHC-W04B-6 pendant will enable the spindle but wont tell the spindle to turn at default spindle speed set in the ini file .  Any help would be appreciated.

Regards 
James 

Aha. Many thanks - commenting out that duplicated line did the trick, so I now have the machine moving in closed loop, homing correctly and e-stopping safely. That's a great step forward and it feels as if I'm getting close to getting this sorted out.

I now have to get the xhc-whb04b-6 MPG connected up (currently commented out) and the spindle vfd doesn't respond, so I'll need to check that out too.

Andy Pugh's macros don't show up in my GUI. I have the tab showing up but clicking on it does nothing - none of the graphics appear. There are several gmoccapy lathe sims that work but something's not right in my setup. Again, I'm not clear what files need to be where and what configs need to be set up. Is there any documentation for the lathe macros that I can refer to?

Many thanks

tommylight wrote:

@Rod,
We can not edit your youtube videos on your youtube studio!
-
how is the html code for grin?

That's quite an old video now. There are more reasons  in 2.10  to grin
In  2.10 there is a change to how Deb files are built by doing it the Debian way which installs all the dependencies for you. It is described in the building linuxcnc docs for 2.10. I do remember testing it prerelease and it was sooo simple,,, except for building the docs.

i made an support request (issue) on git...

"Support for additional device ID (0xeb91) for XHC-WHB04B-6 clone (EDING CNC rebrand)"