Linking two gantry joints with homing switches so it unracks on home
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26 May 2022 23:46 #243956
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Replied by andypugh on topic Linking two gantry joints with homing switches so it unracks on home
No. In fact it has me very puzzled as it should wait until it is out of manual mode before running G-code.Any thoughts on the Following Error if the jogwheel is still active when you hit a button that invokes a g-code command? That's a red flag blocking the conversion.
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17 Feb 2023 13:53 - 17 Feb 2023 16:37 #264691
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Replied by udoS on topic Linking two gantry joints with homing switches so it unracks on home
Hi, sorry I asked that question before in an other thread;
But this gantry problem seems to be more to the point;
@rodw you said earlier:
But as an aside I don't really understand why we have to home a joint axis before it can be jogged. Linuxcnc knows which joints are tied together, why can't a jog request of a single unhomed joint jog its mate?
If Lcnc knows, then from where and how could I get that information out of Lcnc?
How can I find out which joint/axis is mapped to whom?
sorry again and thanks.
But this gantry problem seems to be more to the point;
@rodw you said earlier:
But as an aside I don't really understand why we have to home a joint axis before it can be jogged. Linuxcnc knows which joints are tied together, why can't a jog request of a single unhomed joint jog its mate?
If Lcnc knows, then from where and how could I get that information out of Lcnc?
How can I find out which joint/axis is mapped to whom?
sorry again and thanks.
Last edit: 17 Feb 2023 16:37 by udoS.
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