OEM codes for buttons, DRO's and LED's

[Chaoticone]

This is the list I have been working on for a while. This is just a small part of some of the work going into Rve.4. Its likely you want need a list like this at all in Rev.4  but this needed to be done to get to that point. Hopefully it will help with Rev.3. Really the first 4 columns is all you need to pay much attention to. The vb call column (column 5) is just for reference. Some will be get/set OEMLED, button, dro but it is not noted in this list. I think you will find column 6 (New Number good to sort by. The idea was to group by similar function. If you find any of the new descriptions misleading or think they should be grouped different let me. No guarantee it will change anything but I'd like to know what you think. This isn't being posted to encourage lots of questions or debate just some of our notes that I hope will help you. But, I would like to know if you find the grouping and new descriptions accurate.  

Brett

[Overloaded]

Hey...you did tidy it up a bit.....Looks real good Brett.
 

[Overloaded]

Brett,
  The new .xls is great. Better than 4-09.
Just curious, what do you open the .ods with ?
Thanks,
Russ

[Chaoticone]

ods is the Open Office spread sheet extension. It is pretty good and free. 

Brett

[Overloaded]

Thanks Brett.
I found it..........and only 150 meg.
Would take over 4 hrs here.
I'll just trust you on the "pretty good". lol
.xls is OK for me, was only curious.
 
Russ

Oh, you think you should put your new list in the first post with Hoods. It will be easier to find when anyone comes to this thread/topic.
(especially since I've cluttered it up )
Just a thought,
Russ

[Chaoticone]

Yup, good point RC

Brett

[revwarguy]

Hello Hood, et al,

Could one of you please tell me or point me to an explanation of how you open the gcode file on a screen?  I have been looking into screen design, and am trying to make one of my own, and I think I can "hook up"mostl the buttons I need, whether they are standard functions, or VBscripts, except how to load the gcode file.  I know every one needs to do this, but I just haven't been able to find an example.  I don't see it listed on the standard function list, which is odd.  Is it done in VB?

TIA,

[Overloaded]

OEM Button 216
Jut plop one on your screen, click it then navigate to the file you want to load.
Hope this helps you,
Russ

[revwarguy]

DOH! 

(sheepish grin)

Sorry about that, sometimes things have a perverse way of hiding from me.

Thanks.

[Overloaded]

No prob....

Here it is also in Bretts masterpiece.
Russ