LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
04 Jul 2018 05:04 #113379
by thadwald
Replied by thadwald on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
Thank you for the working HAL sample. Your setup seems to be exactly what I am trying to accomplish. Now how do you deal with the discrepancy in functionality between your physical buttons and the on-screen? Which UI are you using?
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04 Jul 2018 13:16 #113414
by jbunch
Replied by jbunch on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
They are both kept in sync on the back end halui. I am using gmoccapy
Jim
Jim
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04 Jul 2018 13:20 #113415
by thadwald
Replied by thadwald on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
I use gmoccapy as well. What I mean is, the red button in the gmoccapy ui has a different function than your red pause button.
The reason why I would like to get it “right” is because I am building the machine for others to use.
The reason why I would like to get it “right” is because I am building the machine for others to use.
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04 Jul 2018 14:07 #113418
by jbunch
Replied by jbunch on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
The ststus should show correctly in gmoccapy.
You could remove the function call from the gui in gmoccapy for
The buttons. Once you have the big buttons you never use the screen.
The router is at a friends house and he uses it and has not mentioned anything to me.
You could remove the function call from the gui in gmoccapy for
The buttons. Once you have the big buttons you never use the screen.
The router is at a friends house and he uses it and has not mentioned anything to me.
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01 Dec 2018 19:03 #121684
by nkp
Replied by nkp on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
Could you tell us more about your control panel?Here is my control panel for a Router.
Red button is stop .
Green start and resume.
Orange lit is pause or feedhold.
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01 Dec 2018 19:36 #121685
by jbunch
Replied by jbunch on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
Could you tell us more about your control panel?
That is a pretty open ended question. There is a lot going on in the control panel. What are you curious about and we can go from there. Small chunks are easier to consume and easier for me to explain.
Jim
That is a pretty open ended question. There is a lot going on in the control panel. What are you curious about and we can go from there. Small chunks are easier to consume and easier for me to explain.
Jim
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06 Dec 2018 05:27 #121926
by nkp
Replied by nkp on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
I am interested in "non-standard" solutions))
(buttons,keyboard,...)
I want to use Gmoccapy without a touch screen.
(buttons,keyboard,...)
I want to use Gmoccapy without a touch screen.
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07 Dec 2018 10:14 #121996
by newbynobi
Replied by newbynobi on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
To use gmoccapy without touch panel is absolutely possible.
I do not see the question problem?!
Please explain what is not in sync, Mine stays in sync with m external buttons.
Norbert
I do not see the question problem?!
Please explain what is not in sync, Mine stays in sync with m external buttons.
Norbert
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08 Dec 2018 01:48 #122027
by nkp
Replied by nkp on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
I want to control without keyboard and mouse
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08 Dec 2018 02:32 - 08 Dec 2018 02:34 #122029
by rodw
No keyboard, no mouse and no touchscreen. It makes me wonder why you would want to use Gmoccappy whose strength is it uses a touch screen.
You should familiarise yourself with the halui compinent
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gui/halui.html
Maybe gscreen or touchy would be a better option.
Replied by rodw on topic LinuxCNC start, stop, pause buttons ?
I want to control without keyboard and mouse
No keyboard, no mouse and no touchscreen. It makes me wonder why you would want to use Gmoccappy whose strength is it uses a touch screen.
You should familiarise yourself with the halui compinent
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gui/halui.html
Maybe gscreen or touchy would be a better option.
Last edit: 08 Dec 2018 02:34 by rodw.
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