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Mach Discussion => General Mach Discussion => Topic started by: Brian Barker on January 16, 2007, 10:28:14 AM
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Hello,
I wanted to tell you that I made you all a gift in my free time ;)
This Pluging is Called JCode (Jog to Gcode) I have no idea what you will use it for but it is a fun toy and could be used to make your machine do great things like dip a tea bag and stir in the honey all by jogging!
Or you could use it to teach facing a part because Cam is just to slow... that works for me too (I would rather have a good cup of tea)
You can get it here on the Plugin's page:
http://www.machsupport.com/artsoft/plugin.htm
Thanks
Brian
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Thanks! This actually could be handy in a number of things. It would make a neat way to teach a multi axis robot moves.
Chad
(or make tea)
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It would make a neat way to teach a multi axis robot moves.
My thoughts too. I wonder how hard it would be to track movements from encoder input instead of jog input?
That way it would be easy to show a robot how to spray a car etc.
Oh did I say thanks Brian? Thanks mate.
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This was covered in the feature requests section a while ago, a Brazilian guy, Junior, was working on a board that converted encoder inputs into step and direction signals, so you could control a robotic arm in real time, no move recording tough.
Regards
Fernando
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That is cake :) I could do that in about 10 min ;) (after all I have most of it done)
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Sleep on it first. ;D
Brett
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Hi,
I would like to capture four axis with JCode, and to transfer "Rec Point" to external button. Is possible?
Thanks.
Renon
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It is only 3 axis at this time :( But I think I can add a 4th axis... The external button is not going to be simple :( I will think about that one, somhow I have to pass that the Key has been pressed from Mach3
Thanks
Brian
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Hi Brian,
It would be GREAT if you and Art could add a general 'button pushed' event to the Mach3 plugin SDK, just like you fire a realtime callback for the 'reset' button, I would LOVE it if I didn't have to poll for button states in my plugins.
-James