Chris,

I agree on the jogwheel. Because I currently don't have a jogwheel I am
making due w/ the arrow keys on the AXIS GUI and it is working, my
biggest problem is proximity to the work.
 I am still stuck at trying to figure out how to make a selection of the
correct axis to jog w/o having a hardwired line for each selection? I
will probably have to just try some things. If I have a momentary switch
connected to halui.jog.selected are you thinking that it will index to a
new axis as I press and release? Also looking in the Hal document I am
not seeing halui.jog.selected, should i be looking somewhere? I do see
halui.jog-wheel.axis but this is a u8 data type. I think the key to
figuring this out is an understanding of the available blocks/functions
and how to use them to create a program. 

Thanks,
Mike

On Tue, 2007-01-09 at 22:09 -0600, Chris Radek wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 09, 2007 at 03:59:39PM -0500, Mike Cinquino wrote:
> > 
> > With out a jog wheel: I could have buttons that would jog in the plus or
> > minus direction. I would have a multi-position switch to select X,Y,Z,A
> > axis. I see in halui that i could use halui.jog.<channel> aka axis.minus
> > and halui.jog.<channel> aka axis.plus . Because I am limited on inputs I
> > don't want to dedicate a input for each axis + and each axis -. I would
> > like to have a way to use the already selected axis/channel (0-3). It
> > looks like match8 might do this but I am not completely following how it
> > works in Anders .hal file. 
> 
> I didn't try it, but it looks like you can select a joint with
> halui.joint.selected and then jog it with halui.jog.selected.plus and
> minus.  The speed is set with halui.jog-speed.
> 
> If I was making a pendant I'd sure want a jogwheel instead of
> plus/minus buttons.  It takes the same number of inputs and works much
> (much!) better.  I have a real jogwheel but one of these days I'm
> going to try one of the little toy knob encoders from mouser etc -
> they're meant to be volume controls or something, but they might
> still be more useful for jogging than two buttons.
> 
> Chris
> 
> 
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