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Rotating a profile - 'flower arranging' !
13 years 4 months ago #35582
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they change to linuxcnc.var etc ..
but i dont actualy think it makes any difference , so just leave as they are
but i dont actualy think it makes any difference , so just leave as they are
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13 years 4 months ago #35583
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Many thanks.
John
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13 years 4 months ago #35603
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All I needed to do after running through the steps on the wiki for getting the upgrade from 2.3 - 2.4 - 2.5, was to run through the stepconf wizard but keeping my original settings, and all was well.
I didn't need to make any alterations to the keypad/joypad pin (just as well as I haven't found where it is !) so tomorrow we test run the daisy mold. :woohoo:
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I didn't need to make any alterations to the keypad/joypad pin (just as well as I haven't found where it is !) so tomorrow we test run the daisy mold. :woohoo:
John
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13 years 4 months ago #35717
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Slight problem getting used to using a G10 L2 P1 code.
If G10 is used, I believe the setting is retained at the end of the program, and will affect any subsequent programs, even after a reboot.
It certainly seems to be on my set up.
What is the cleanest way to prevent that happening ?
Is it to include a line at the end of each progamme like G10 L2 P1 x[0] y[0] z[0] , or put that at the beginning ?
Or is there a better way ?
I'm sure the relevant info is somewhere in the documentation, but these old grey cells are beginning to ache
John
If G10 is used, I believe the setting is retained at the end of the program, and will affect any subsequent programs, even after a reboot.
It certainly seems to be on my set up.
What is the cleanest way to prevent that happening ?
Is it to include a line at the end of each progamme like G10 L2 P1 x[0] y[0] z[0] , or put that at the beginning ?
Or is there a better way ?
I'm sure the relevant info is somewhere in the documentation, but these old grey cells are beginning to ache
John
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13 years 4 months ago #35723
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This is now driving me up the wall.
Using the sim on my laptop, I've been using trial and error to get the test cut of my daisy(now changed to 16 petals) to run.
Having loaded the file, whenever I now re-open axis, the Linuxcnc example is rotated !
(see attached)
If someone can please tell me how to neutralise this, perhaps I can solve my other problem !
John
Using the sim on my laptop, I've been using trial and error to get the test cut of my daisy(now changed to 16 petals) to run.
Having loaded the file, whenever I now re-open axis, the Linuxcnc example is rotated !
(see attached)
If someone can please tell me how to neutralise this, perhaps I can solve my other problem !
John
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13 years 4 months ago #35724
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I would think a g10l2p1x0y0z0r0 at the end of your program (or in MDI when you want to start fresh)
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