On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 10:08:36AM +0100, Michael Haberler wrote:
> - the introspection-through-named-parameters branch
> This will give more introspection capabilites through read-only
> named parameters, in particular state as reflected by modal settings,
> and allow even finer grained control o
Bugs item #3226864, was opened at 2011-03-19 14:14
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The first one is a bug. The axis should operate correctly when going to
the tool change position. Locking rotaries require a lock/unlock loop
which doesn't happen during a tool_change_at_30 configuration.
the second is something that isn't possible at the moment (that I know
of) other than th
2011/3/20 Michael Haberler :
> Options I see:
>
> a) do nothing and look in the other direction.
> b) only restore the state saved at the global level if any
> c) simulate a sequence of returns through all levels, restoring in turn
> whatever valid state was preserved is found at that level
>
> Th
to complete the state save-restore work (saving and restoring modal codes)
there's an open question how abort and program end should be handled.
What we currently have is (see examples below):
M70 to store modal codes at the current call level (global, or a specific
subroutine call instance).
M7
I thought I'll update you on where I am with my branches related to
toolchanging, and what still needs to be done.
All this consists of several different pieces, some of them intended to work
together, some are alternatives.
- the iocontrolv2 component.
This is a midlife booster shot for toolc
skunkworks - let me understand this fully - do you want either:
a) on any toolchange entry move (TOOLCHANGE_POSITION, TOOL_CHANGE_AT_G30) have
moves for indexer axes bracketed with unlock/lock operations (first paragraph)
b) have something like an axis mask which limits movements during toolchang
