Well it looks like changing the keys used to control the Z Axis in Turn3 is not a great idea. The Hot Key menu will let you do it but you lose one direction of travel. (At least it did to me) When I changed the Z Axis control keys back to Page up and Page down I got control of both directions of travel again. Sid was right... If I hadn't been changing so many things at one time I would have got it sooner. Oh well ..

  Off to other things. After getting it running I seen my little Tiag dose not want to cut .010 depth on a ruff cut on steel and I don't see how to enter a smaller value into the wizard so now I am off to written my own program in VB6 to get some smaller cuts. I may have to put some bigger motors on I though these 86 oz would do the job.


Thanks for the help Sid

Barry
 

Was there a solution to the fast jog problem ? I'm looking for an OEM code that is the same as pressing the Shift key while jogging. Thanks,
Glen.

Thanks Hood for posting the .xls file. It has been most useful.

Tweakie.

The xls contains a list of OEM codes for buttons, LEDs and DRO's. If any more are known that are not in the list please let me know and I will alter and re attach it for all to use.
Hood

Hood,
I just posted at
http://www.machsupport.com/forum/index.php/topic,11008.msg69087.html#msg69087
and attached an xls file containing all of the Mach3 specific VBScript words that I could find.
That file really should be over here and on the Wiki but I dont know how to move it or
put it on the Wiki.

I believe you can add to or edit the wiki yourself although maybe now you need to sign up as I seem to remember for a while there was malicious changing being done..
Hood

This topic shouldnt be a sticky, and should be moved to the downloads section.
IMHO

Brian just posted at

http://www.machsupport.com/forum/index.php/topic,11068.0.html

That the OEM codes are going to be changed in the next Mach revision.

I have made a pdf version, since my development PC doesn't have Excel, I also made a alphabetical listing next to the original by Hood
At the moment it is only A4 page size should anyone need a different page size, I would do it with pleasure
thanks for the list Hood, your a life saver
Friedrich

Update (removed blank pages)

Looks good Friedrich, but better point out I just put the list into a xml doc so I could have it on my computer and could search. The original list is on the Mach Wiki and I think originally put together by John Prentice.

Hood