Probe Basic Not Remembering Current Pocket Number

I applied the stdglue change, no change. From what I can tell, the controller/Carousel module is losing count of the current pocket, mostly when running store tool in carousel. Is the logic built into the stglude to reflect the current pocket from probe basic back to the controller? Or is that something that the end user has to do when configuring it to their machine?

It looks like some people use a M68 E Q command to update motion.analog-out-00 => conv-float-s32.0.in and change the s32 count.

I just wasn't sure if the logic was already there inside of probe basic to do this and I didn't have something configured correctly, or if it is logic that has to be added.

sounds like some math is going wrong somewhere. or a direction is wrong in one of your macros. without knowing more about the amchine its directions etc its hard to determine just looking over your code.

one thing i did notice is you didn't have

[EMCIO]
EMCIO = io
CYCLE_TIME = 0.100
TOOL_TABLE = tool_inch.tbl
RANDOM_TOOLCHANGER = 0 <<<<<<

you can also ask on the probe basic facebook group chat, just join here, the group chat would allow realtime communication and video sharing to better help understand whats going on:

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I figured it out, I had to modify the math a bit (along with adding the stglue and RANDOM_TOOLCHANGER = 0 changes) but now it works perfectly. Not sure if it is something inherent to the Mazak index style ATC or if I had something wrong from the start when I used the sample configs as a reference to write the config for my machine. I just pushed the changes to my github attached above. I'll be sure to keep it public when I clean everything up and merge it to my main repo.

Thanks for the help!

excellent! glad you got it sorted! now you should be future proofed too for 2.10 when it is officially released as stable!

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Jak udało Ci się wyświetlić paski obciążenia servo w Probe Basic? Czy zrezygnowałeś z nich? Ja również używam tej karty od Dmitry'ego i jestem ciekaw, jak to rozwiązałeś.