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General Mach Discussion / Re: Clearing the current tool by code....
« on: June 02, 2019, 03:19:08 AM »
try

SetDro(24,0)

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had a quick look to the code.

here it is asking for a Offset:
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REM Request Material Thickness offset
Offset  = InputBox("Enter Material Thickness offset          Hint: To probe from the Spoilboard surface, enter the nominal thickness of the material.  Enter '0' or leave blank if probing from the material surface", "Material Offset", "") 

Offset is written with capital O


here this value is used:
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Call SetDro (2, PlateThickness - offset) 'set the Z axis DRO to whatever is set as plate thickness less the offset value

offset is written with small o

correct this, copy the complete code into VB Scripter window and use ||> key to step through and see where (witch line) the
code goes wrong.



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German / Re: Hilfe bei Einrichtung von Mach 3
« on: June 01, 2019, 05:59:18 AM »
dazu bräuchten wir noch ein paar weitere Infos.
-genaue Schrittmotorsteuer , evtl ein Handbuch
-ist die parallele Schnittstelle des PCs 3,3V oder 5V
-vielleicht eine Skitze/Photo von der Verdrahtung

Gruß Tom

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And do I need to connect the B- purple and black wire to pin 4 ?

if everything is working without i think there is no Need.

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have a look here:

http://www.markusmechatronics.com/HandradAnschluss.jpg

S1 is the enable button, do not worry about the wire Colors of this digramm,
it is just an example.

EDIT:just checked the Colors are the same.

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make all Settings like they have been.

this enable button seems to be hardwired in the com line for all Switches,
because it is not assigned anywhere, so it must be hardwired.

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i never had one of those pedants (this type), but i think if you open the pedant (dont know how),
there will only be two wires going to this enable button, and These two have to be wired together.

or try to use tape to hold the button pressed, would be the simply way.

or find an other "mechanical" way to keep it pressed


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And, how do I make it so that I can enable from pendant (and not have to hold button permenantly)?

i am affraid there is no way to skip this enable button (without linking it inside the pedant), but it is some Kind of safety.

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Now - how do I assign emergency stop button in the configuration screens please?

here it starts to get hard for me because i don't have a hicon Controller and don't even use Mach4,
but lets try

Device -> something with Hicon
Input Name -> something like [P14] Input 10

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However, it does light up some of the green lights in Diagnostic -> Hicon -> Hicon Status Screen; indicating that I probably have a configuration problem. In TPS's post showing the Hicon Configuration, I don't understand what those settings are (MPG0X, MPG0Y, MPG0inc0, etc.), or why they have been assigned P14 1,3,5,6,4,2,0 ?
MPG0 X, MPG0 Y, MPG0 Z, MPG0 A is the selection of the axis you whant to move
MPG0 Inc0, MPG0 Inc1, MPG0 Inc2 is the step distance you whant to move (0,001 0,01 0,1 1mm...)

P14 1,3,5..... are the physical Inputs from Hicon where your Hardware signals (pedant Signals) are wired zo.