Neighbors,
I’ve just started work at a CNC manufacturer, and they’ve dropped me
right into testing developing new control algorithms for their
devices. Trouble is, the development environment they’ve given me is a
clunky version of Knoppix installed to hard drive, with the RTAI
Comedi patches
On 22 jun 2008, at 22:06, John Thornton wrote:
G28 goes to a predefined position (home as defined in parameters
5156-5166).
To make G28 go to 0,0,100 you must home the machine there which will
become
0,0,0. Then a G28Z0 with no space will home the Z axis only. The
space between
the
If removing a space character changes the behavior, please file a bug
report. Spaces are ignored in gcode, except within a comment.
Come to think of it, there is another case where removing a space
character should change the behavior. If the original line was too long
and removing the space
At 11:02 AM 6/23/2008, you wrote:
On 22 jun 2008, at 22:06, John Thornton wrote:
G28 goes to a predefined position (home as defined in parameters
5156-5166).
To make G28 go to 0,0,100 you must home the machine there which will
become
0,0,0. Then a G28Z0 with no space will home the Z
It does not change the behavior, it was my misunderstanding at the moment.
John
On 23 Jun 2008 at 13:53, Kenneth Lerman wrote:
If removing a space character changes the behavior, please file a bug
report. Spaces are ignored in gcode, except within a comment.
Come to think of it, there is
Thanks Chris and Jon,
Because I've rebooted the PC twice since the problem, I no longer have
an Xorg log file for when the problem happened. So I'll wait until it
shows up again and then take a look.
I didn't touch the keyboard - I was watching the CNC machine when it
happened the first time,
I know this is probably my own fault for not having limit and home switches
(yet)
But I keep getting headaches from the Axis behavior of the touch off
function in Axis.
When I move my zero position finder and then try to do a touch off with 4mm
to get the home coordinate, suddenly the OK button
