Re: [Emc-users] Touchy status-indicator pin?

2012-01-12 Thread Karl Cunningham
On 01/11/2012 08:39 AM, Chris Radek wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 08:19:33AM -0800, Karl Cunningham wrote:
>>
>> Hi Chris. Thanks for the reply. Below is what I get. This is on a
>> simulator. EMC v2.4.6 is what's reported on the splash screen. I'm not
>> sure where to find the touchy version; maybe mine is old.
>
> My mistake; the status outputs are not in version 2.4.
>
> You could use a buildbot 2.5.0~pre package or build v2.5_branch from
> source.

I changed to the 2.5.0-pre package, and I now see the status-indicator 
pin. However in this version the jog.active output seems to be always 
true, whether or not jogging is selected.

Karl

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Re: [Emc-users] Touchy status-indicator pin?

2012-01-11 Thread Karl Cunningham
On 01/11/2012 08:39 AM, Chris Radek wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 08:19:33AM -0800, Karl Cunningham wrote:
>>
>> Hi Chris. Thanks for the reply. Below is what I get. This is on a
>> simulator. EMC v2.4.6 is what's reported on the splash screen. I'm not
>> sure where to find the touchy version; maybe mine is old.
>
> My mistake; the status outputs are not in version 2.4.
>
> You could use a buildbot 2.5.0~pre package or build v2.5_branch from
> source.

Thanks. That explains it. I'll see about upgrading to the 2.5.0-pre version.

Karl

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Re: [Emc-users] Touchy status-indicator pin?

2012-01-11 Thread Chris Radek
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 08:19:33AM -0800, Karl Cunningham wrote:
> 
> Hi Chris. Thanks for the reply. Below is what I get. This is on a 
> simulator. EMC v2.4.6 is what's reported on the splash screen. I'm not 
> sure where to find the touchy version; maybe mine is old.

My mistake; the status outputs are not in version 2.4.

You could use a buildbot 2.5.0~pre package or build v2.5_branch from
source.


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Re: [Emc-users] Touchy status-indicator pin?

2012-01-11 Thread Karl Cunningham
On 01/11/2012 06:16 AM, Chris Radek wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 12:25:53AM -0800, Karl Cunningham wrote:
>> I'm working on putting the Touchy interface on a machine. The
>> documentation for touchy mentions the following hal pin:
>>
>> touchy.status-indicator is on when the machine is executing G-code, and
>> flashes when the machine is executing but is in pause/feedhold.
>>
>> I don't find that pin in the hal interface to touchy. Is that
>> functionality there somewhere?
>
> Hi Karl, not sure why you aren't seeing it.  It is there.
>
>
> halcmd: show pin touchy
> Component Pins:
> Owner   Type  Dir Value  Name
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.abort
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.cycle-start
>  32  bit   OUT  TRUE  touchy.jog.active
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.a.negative
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.a.positive
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.b.negative
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.b.positive
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.c.negative
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.c.positive
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.u.negative
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.u.positive
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.v.negative
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.v.positive
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.w.negative
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.w.positive
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.x.negative
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.x.positive
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.y.negative
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.y.positive
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.z.negative
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.z.positive
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.a
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.b
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.c
>  32  float OUT  0.01  touchy.jog.wheel.increment
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.u
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.v
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.w
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.x
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.y
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.z
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.quill-up
>  32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.single-block
>  32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.status-indicator
>  32  s32   IN  0  touchy.wheel-counts

Hi Chris. Thanks for the reply. Below is what I get. This is on a 
simulator. EMC v2.4.6 is what's reported on the splash screen. I'm not 
sure where to find the touchy version; maybe mine is old.

Karl

Component Pins:
Owner   Type  Dir Value  Name
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.abort
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.cycle-start
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.active
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.a.negative
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.a.positive
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.b.negative
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.b.positive
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.c.negative
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.c.positive
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.u.negative
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.u.positive
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.v.negative
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.v.positive
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.w.negative
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.w.positive
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.x.negative
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.x.positive
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.y.negative
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.y.positive
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.z.negative
 25  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.z.positive
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.a
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.b
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.c
 25  float OUT  0.01  touchy.jog.wheel.increment
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.u
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.v
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.w
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.x
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.y
 25  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.z
 25  bit   IN  FAL

Re: [Emc-users] Touchy status-indicator pin?

2012-01-11 Thread Chris Radek
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 12:25:53AM -0800, Karl Cunningham wrote:
> I'm working on putting the Touchy interface on a machine. The 
> documentation for touchy mentions the following hal pin:
> 
> touchy.status-indicator is on when the machine is executing G-code, and 
> flashes when the machine is executing but is in pause/feedhold.
> 
> I don't find that pin in the hal interface to touchy. Is that 
> functionality there somewhere? 

Hi Karl, not sure why you aren't seeing it.  It is there.


halcmd: show pin touchy
Component Pins:
Owner   Type  Dir Value  Name
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.abort
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.cycle-start
32  bit   OUT  TRUE  touchy.jog.active
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.a.negative
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.a.positive
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.b.negative
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.b.positive
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.c.negative
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.c.positive
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.u.negative
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.u.positive
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.v.negative
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.v.positive
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.w.negative
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.w.positive
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.x.negative
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.x.positive
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.y.negative
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.y.positive
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.z.negative
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.jog.continuous.z.positive
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.a
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.b
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.c
32  float OUT  0.01  touchy.jog.wheel.increment
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.u
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.v
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.w
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.x
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.y
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.jog.wheel.z
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.quill-up
32  bit   IN  FALSE  touchy.single-block
32  bit   OUT FALSE  touchy.status-indicator
32  s32   IN  0  touchy.wheel-counts


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[Emc-users] Touchy status-indicator pin?

2012-01-11 Thread Karl Cunningham
I'm working on putting the Touchy interface on a machine. The 
documentation for touchy mentions the following hal pin:

touchy.status-indicator is on when the machine is executing G-code, and 
flashes when the machine is executing but is in pause/feedhold.

I don't find that pin in the hal interface to touchy. Is that 
functionality there somewhere? I looked at motion.program-line, which is 
greater than zero when a program is running, but it goes to zero when 
the program is paused or during a tool change. Is there another 
combination of pins which could be used for this?

Thanks for any help.

Karl Cunningham

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