Sorry a bit of a delay, missed this.
You have not said what GUI you are using, machinekit is not the interface.
Under Axis, you simply click the override tick box and switch the
machine button to on again.
Under Cetus... who knows.
To do it in machinekit directly, you need to do the same as the python
lib used by Axis does, issue an EMC_AXIS_OVERRIDE_LIMITS instruction
src/emc/usr_intf/axis/extensions/emcmodule.cc
On 12/01/19 03:45, Scott Nortman wrote:
Is there a way to configure machinekit to allow movement when a limit is
asserted, in the opposite direction? For example, if my machine starts with
the min limit asserted, how can I permit motion in the positive direction?
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