What component do I use to start a program with an external switch?
Using halui.program.run just tells me
"can't do that (EMC_TASK_PLAN_RUN) in manual mode"
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Maybe this will get it.
http://www.linuxcnc.org/emc2/index.php/italian/forum/24-hal-components/6442-problem-to-run-a-program-with-external-cycle-start
On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 3:35 PM, Erik Friesen wrote:
> What component do I use to start a program with an external switch?
>
> Using halui.progr
2014-05-13 22:35 GMT+03:00 Erik Friesen :
> What component do I use to start a program with an external switch?
>
> Using halui.program.run just tells me
>
> "can't do that (EMC_TASK_PLAN_RUN) in manual mode"
>
Piece of cake :)
In the same line simply tell it to switch to auto mode:
net start-pro
Hmm. Didn't know you could net more than one per line.
On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 4:19 PM, Viesturs Lācis wrote:
> 2014-05-13 22:35 GMT+03:00 Erik Friesen :
>
> > What component do I use to start a program with an external switch?
> >
> > Using halui.program.run just tells me
> >
> > "can't do tha
2014-05-14 0:57 GMT+03:00 Erik Friesen :
> Hmm. Didn't know you could net more than one per line.
>
You can do it in one line or break it up (for me breaking up is easier to
understand, when I need to go through HAL file few months later), for
example,
net run-file whatever.gpio.000
net run-file
I have found myself wishing I could insert c snippets somehow, to me it is
would be way easier that manually figuring out the logic. It gets very
hard to follow three or more logic items that work together. For example,
it takes quite a few to make a run/resume switch.
On Wed, May 14, 2014 at 3
On 14 May 2014 13:10, Erik Friesen wrote:
> I have found myself wishing I could insert c snippets somehow, to me it is
> would be way easier that manually figuring out the logic.
You can write user-defined components in C.
The problem with C-snippets is that you would be effectively
introducing
Erik,
While not exactly what you are looking for, you can use C snippets to
create brand new HAL components. I created a couple myself, one to bring
16 inputs and 16 outputs to a set of external shift registers for expanded
IO capabilities, and one to generate blink codes for a status LED.
I also
I know it's not perfect, but as I have run out of inputs on my mill, I have
an Arduino in the mail that will allow me to send keyboard commands with
button presses - I have to be running "Axis", but from there, I think I can
control my mill with this Arduino.
Most arduinos do not allow keyboard em
On 14 May 2014 17:54, John Alexander Stewart wrote:
> know it's not perfect, but as I have run out of inputs on my mill,
You could matrix-wire the buttons, would that help? They don't have to
be physically in a matrix, just logically.
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/man/man9/matrix_kb.9.
Andy - I had forgotten about this.
Actually, I could just put a header on the 2nd port of the enclosed 5i25,
and use that. Hmmm - the machine is in a small case, but there might be
room somewhere there for it...
Hmmm - thanks for the creative thoughts.
My goal is to create a set of buttons that
Hallo John,
have you looked at gmoccapy? It has been designed to be used without
mouse and keyboard, just with a touch screen or hardware buttons placed
around the screen.
Norbert
Am 15.05.2014 17:45, schrieb John Alexander Stewart:
> Andy - I had forgotten about this.
>
> Actually, I could ju
On 15 May 2014 16:45, John Alexander Stewart wrote:
> Actually, I could just put a header on the 2nd port of the enclosed 5i25,
> and use that.
Which 5i25 config are you using? There are many ways to add more IO to
a 5i25, it can support something like 768 IO channels.
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Hi Norbert, Andy;
Norbert - Have most certainly looked at gmoccapy; then went out and priced
touch screens with VGA ports, and...(there's a lot of scots blood in me!)
I however DO LIKE what you are doing; maybe for my upcoming CNC Lathe.
Andy - the mill has the 2xG540 config in there, powering
On 15 May 2014 18:05, John Alexander Stewart wrote:
> Lets see - right now the mill is down because of spindle bearing issues;
> new parts on their way from Sieg in China.
You realise that that way you end up with bearings of the same quality
as the current set?
Have you looked on (for example) w
Hi Andy;
You realise that that way you end up with bearings of the same quality
> as the current set?
> Have you looked on (for example) www.simplybearings.co.uk ?
Kind of off-topic, but yes, I realize that I'm getting what was in there
again.
But, it does give me a spindle to repair as I see f
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