USB haas operator panel interface

Ok here is the other pic.
I'm holding a speaker I salvaged from a motherboard.
There is a momentary button out of the picture used to set the mega's USB chip into upload mode.

Hello

I have my Haas keyboard running with the Arduino as a USB keyboard.
However, many keys are unassigned.
Is there a way to create Hal pins from a key combination. I imagine CTRL+K --> Hal input --> cooling on for example.
Or is there someone who has a newer version incl. Hal config?

cmorley do you already have a new version?
Or a version with Smart Serial incl. the config for linuxcnc?

I have not got back to anything more with this unfortunately.
you could use hal_input to convert the button presses to HAL pins but then you lose the regular keyboard part.

Yes many keys are not assigned - they need to be filled into the stdKeys or shiftKeys or altKeys array.
I could add another array specifically for cntrl keys too.

I have not git an STM32 running sserial yet (only played a little unsuccessfully then ran out of time).

Chris

I'm having a few issues with the arduino code and the Haas keypad on a Mega. Im not seeing many characters just a few too many square boxes ie non printable ascii characters. Its definitely a Haas keypad, its still connected to the 2002 haas mini mill. What im trying to figure out is what keys work on which row and col so that i can build a remote that will be piggybacked onto the existing ribbon cable. Im actually after the numbers and the write/enter key. could you offer any advice/assistance.

how did it come out with this USB adapter ?  i found 2 simulators on the scrapyard, and tried to decode data from the skbif board,   

hello, I'm trying to make pendant with stm32f103, I applied to your code, but I can't see my encoder translation in linuxcnc, can you give the connections schematically?

fomer wrote:

hello Martin, I'm trying to make pendant with stm32f103, I applied to your code, but I can't see my encoder translation in linuxcnc, can you give the connections schematically? 

 

fomer wrote:

fomer post=268379 userid=3
I am connecting stm32f103 and mesa with the card you see in the picture and I can see this connection in linuxcnc. When I turn the encoder, I can read it in debug mode, but the variable in linuxcnc does not change.

thanks i will keep it in mind