On 9/18/2017 10:01 PM, Tom M wrote:
> I'm in the process of changing my Mostly Printed CNC MPCNC from gantrykins 
> to trivialkin with Charles's gantry solution.
> 
> The MPCNC is somewhat unique in that it has a dual gantry solution.
> I setup a git repo where I have my perfectly working gantrykin solution 
> (less limit switches) a branch called autohome where I'm working on the 
> trivialkin/ gantry solution.
> 
> At this point, I don't have the limits switches wired, but I have the "S", 
> "-" switches wired together so they simulated NC.
> I can get axis to display and simulate jogging, but nothing is happening 
> with the motors.    In my master(gantrykin) solution, I can here the 
> motor's click when I enable axis, but there is silence when I run trivial 
> kins.
> 
> I'm not sure if instantiated the gantry object correctly(it looks a little 
> weird to me)  Could someone give this a quick gander and see if there's 
> anything obviously wrong with this?
> https://github.com/Workshop88/MPCNC/blob/AutoHoming/MPCNC.hal#L58

I don't see any obvious goofs in your HAL file.

Check the ESTOP and machine-power signal chains on your hardware and
make sure the stepper drivers are being enabled.

Also, you can find a bit of documentation regarding instantiated
components here:

http://www.machinekit.io/docs/hal/instcomp_writing_a_component/

...but it looks like the newinst command didn't get added to the
online HAL docs.

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