> A discussion on the forum made me think that the existing 2-gear
> gearchange.comp was possibly a bit limiting, so I have modified it to
> use "personality" to support up to 32 gears.
> (Though perhaps that is also an arbitrarily low limit?)
>
> It is a bit scruffy in its pin names, and contains some inelegant
> special cases. These are both to retain compatibility with existing
> installations. If that is not important then I would happily and
> quickly neaten things up.
>
> No point sending it as a patch, almost every line has changed.
>
>
>
> On 30 November 2010 00:57, andy pugh <[email protected]> wrote:
> > A discussion on the forum made me think that the existing 2-gear
> > gearchange.comp was possibly a bit limiting, so I have modified it to
> > use "personality" to support up to 32 gears.
>
> Then Chris M asked for output rate of change limiting, and at-limit
> pins. So now it has that too.
>
> Andy,
  Here is my 4 speed gearbox comp for my cinci 5 axis mill. It is definitely
inelegant but it works for me.
  I use the speed override to inhibit gear changes. This keeps the gearbox
in the correct range per the programmed spindle speed and stops the shifting
if the override causes the spindle speed to cross a shifting point.
  It also turns on a pyvcp button the operator must press after a tool
change. This is a manual tool change machine. When the tool change actuator
is energized the button turns red. The operator must turn it green to
restart the machine. This is an attempt to remind the operator to verify the
tool is correct prior to starting the program.

http://www.mpm1.com:8080/machines/cinci/gear4.comp

Thanks for all your contributions.
Stuart


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