Waking up from sleep, machine control lost
15 Apr 2024 20:36 #298310
by mandd
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Hi.
After waking from sleep or hibernation, LunuxCNC loses ability to control the machine.
Nothing coming out of parallel port.
Full reboot of machine is required.
Any remedy short of disabling sleep?
After waking from sleep or hibernation, LunuxCNC loses ability to control the machine.
Nothing coming out of parallel port.
Full reboot of machine is required.
Any remedy short of disabling sleep?
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16 Apr 2024 00:34 #298319
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Waking up from sleep, machine control lost
I do not recall having this issue ever, but i am sure i never ever allow machine controlling PC's to sleep or especially no hibernation, that can be very dangerous or at least mess the machine up.
I would say no, just disable sleep and hibernation.
I do not allow monitors to sleep on machines, why would they, if the machine is on, monitor and PC must be on.
Having got that out of the way, i mentioned above i did not have this issue although i had PC's sleep many, many times (before i got to disabling it) and wake up and continue working as normal, so i would blame that on ACPI implementation on that particular PC.
I would say no, just disable sleep and hibernation.
I do not allow monitors to sleep on machines, why would they, if the machine is on, monitor and PC must be on.
Having got that out of the way, i mentioned above i did not have this issue although i had PC's sleep many, many times (before i got to disabling it) and wake up and continue working as normal, so i would blame that on ACPI implementation on that particular PC.
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16 Apr 2024 07:58 #298343
by mandd
Replied by mandd on topic Waking up from sleep, machine control lost
oh okay, it's a super old laptop, maybe that's why.
Thanks a lot tommylight!
This helps as I'll get news hardware that can go this gracefully.
Dangerous both ways, casue if PC fails somehow - vfd/spindle turns on..
lol, Pin17 relay on cheap parallel breakout.,
so to remedy
I power off vfd/dc power to CNC when not in use. Computers stay on.
When need to use CNC, vfd/dc power switched on, PC woken up,
cutting resumes (position never lost - so no re-homing).
fast + power economy
Thanks a lot tommylight!
This helps as I'll get news hardware that can go this gracefully.
Dangerous both ways, casue if PC fails somehow - vfd/spindle turns on..
lol, Pin17 relay on cheap parallel breakout.,
so to remedy
I power off vfd/dc power to CNC when not in use. Computers stay on.
When need to use CNC, vfd/dc power switched on, PC woken up,
cutting resumes (position never lost - so no re-homing).
fast + power economy
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16 Apr 2024 08:14 #298344
by tommylight
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You can make a simple charge pump that will prevent spindle from running if no pulses are present on a set pin. It takes 2 capacitors, 1 or 2 resistors and a darlington transistor, so if you feel like giving it a go, i can draw a quick schematic, or just google " diy charge pump cnc" .
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