2009/6/19 Alex Joni :
> And once you have done that, you can set up home sequences, and only hit
> home-all.
> Once you pushed home-all, the A axis will home on the current position, and
> only XYZ will look for the home switches.
Thanks for mentioning the home sequence, without a sequence number
2009/6/19 John Kasunich :
> configure the rotary axis to simply treat the
> current position as home (set the search and latch velocities both to zero).
But not, I assume in Stepconf?
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this hal file is configured as such
www.mpm1.com:8080/machines/5axhydrotel.hal
it homes Z then X then Y then AB then CUVW
use it as a guide if you want
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 11:38 AM, Alex Joni wrote:
>
> > But it is possible to configure the homing for each axis individually.
> > Configure
> But it is possible to configure the homing for each axis individually.
> Configure your X, Y, and Z axes can be configured to find a switch and
> call that home, and configure the rotary axis to simply treat the
> current position as home (set the search and latch velocities both to
> zero).
A
Andy Pugh wrote:
> The 2.3 release notes say:
> "In 2.3, you must home all axes before issuing MDI commands or running part
> programs. This setting can be reverted to the 2.2 behavior by the inifile
> setting [TRAJ]NO_FORCE_HOMING = 1. For users of the mini GUI, this setting
> may be required."
>
The 2.3 release notes say:
"In 2.3, you must home all axes before issuing MDI commands or running part
programs. This setting can be reverted to the 2.2 behavior by the inifile
setting [TRAJ]NO_FORCE_HOMING = 1. For users of the mini GUI, this setting
may be required."
However, I have a slightly d
