Showing which axis is selected
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03 Oct 2013 06:38 #39494
by Ivan_The_Red
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All,
Im having trouble making the GUI show the selected axis after I select the axis using a hal command,
Ive read the manual but I cant seem to find the correct combination of "other commands"
that are required to get it to graphically show the selected axis...... any suggestions
Thanks
Im having trouble making the GUI show the selected axis after I select the axis using a hal command,
Ive read the manual but I cant seem to find the correct combination of "other commands"
that are required to get it to graphically show the selected axis...... any suggestions
Thanks
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03 Oct 2013 09:52 #39498
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Showing which axis is selected
What version of linuxcnc?
What GUI?
What HAL command?
Chris M
What GUI?
What HAL command?
Chris M
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04 Oct 2013 00:01 #39507
by Ivan_The_Red
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Im using version 2.5 along with the standard GUI, nothing custom.
The Hal command that I use to select the axis is:
halui.joint.<n>.select (where <n> is the numeric value corresponding to an axis )
Which works fine.
at that point , since the axis is selected I would expect to see the user interface reflect whats been selected, but
that doesn't change.
Im looking for a solution on how to make the "screen" reflective of whats been selected by the HAL command.
The Hal command that I use to select the axis is:
halui.joint.<n>.select (where <n> is the numeric value corresponding to an axis )
Which works fine.
at that point , since the axis is selected I would expect to see the user interface reflect whats been selected, but
that doesn't change.
Im looking for a solution on how to make the "screen" reflective of whats been selected by the HAL command.
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04 Oct 2013 02:37 - 04 Oct 2013 02:38 #39512
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Showing which axis is selected
If your talking about the Axis UI it will not update from a halui command and in most cases will not update from a MDI command.
BTW, there are 4 "standard" UI's.
JT
BTW, there are 4 "standard" UI's.
JT
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04 Oct 2013 03:05 #39514
by Ivan_The_Red
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Would it help if I took a screen shot of my GUI ?
How does it get updated ?
How does it get updated ?
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04 Oct 2013 13:19 #39526
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Showing which axis is selected
You are in all likely hood using AXIS.
But it doesn't matter none of the GUIs will notice the axis selection from HALUI pins.
And none of them have their own pins to select the axis specifically, though a couple have pins for specific axis jogging.
What are you ultimately wanting to do?
trying to get away from using a keyboard?
When 2.6 is released there are a couple of GUIs that you can probably add this feature to. (their own selection pins)
even better chance if we look at it now to see if we can make it possible.
Chris M
But it doesn't matter none of the GUIs will notice the axis selection from HALUI pins.
And none of them have their own pins to select the axis specifically, though a couple have pins for specific axis jogging.
What are you ultimately wanting to do?
trying to get away from using a keyboard?
When 2.6 is released there are a couple of GUIs that you can probably add this feature to. (their own selection pins)
even better chance if we look at it now to see if we can make it possible.
Chris M
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04 Oct 2013 14:49 #39528
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic Showing which axis is selected
Chris ,
i think the op is looking to reflect the situation of say selecting z axis and jog rate by external switches or button highlight , and reflecting this by highlighting what is now active in the display
although i see this as probably easier in gmocappy and gscreen than in axis .
i think the op is looking to reflect the situation of say selecting z axis and jog rate by external switches or button highlight , and reflecting this by highlighting what is now active in the display
although i see this as probably easier in gmocappy and gscreen than in axis .
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04 Oct 2013 23:32 #39556
by Ivan_The_Red
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Thats precisely what Im trying to do.....I wanted to display the selected axis on an lcd pendant
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05 Oct 2013 00:01 #39557
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic Showing which axis is selected
depending on the design of the penant either as a plugin handheld box via the usb etc , should be resonabley easy to do
what pendant or design are you looking at ? , ArcEYE'S arduino perhaps , or if one of the prebuilt ones this may be harder as you dont have access to the hardware ..
more information as to the pendant will help
although swiitching a few led's one with pins is of course possible
what pendant or design are you looking at ? , ArcEYE'S arduino perhaps , or if one of the prebuilt ones this may be harder as you dont have access to the hardware ..
more information as to the pendant will help
although swiitching a few led's one with pins is of course possible
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05 Oct 2013 05:58 #39564
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Showing which axis is selected
Even Axis should not be impossible to tweak given that at the moment axis-selection is a keyboard or click choice. The only issue is that Axis is programmed in Norn (or some other inscrutable language) so very few folk are in a position to modify it.
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