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Rectangular wizard cuts conventionally when asking for climb of inside rectangle.

Am I missing some setting?  I ask for an inside rectangle, set it to climb, but it always cuts conventionally.
 John Prentiss brought this up in the Yahoo group but apparently it got lost in all the posts.

Is this a real bug or is there something else in Mach3 to have the climb selection function properly?

John (bloy)

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Here's something that Art commented on that worked for me to get Z to home, followed by any other axes you choose to home simultaniously....
   I used this combination....
DoButton( 24 )          "home Z"
Refcombination( 19 )    "home X and Y and B"   

   see notes below..I'm searching for the other "Refcombination" numbers relating to the "B" and "C" axes as I changed my slaved axes to Y and B. (edited...FOUND ..see way below)

You don't need slaved axes for this refcombination to work....



"Art wrote....> Common problem. When you home , the slaving is disabled till the home is
> done. Thsi is done to auto-square the gantry of such a system, thats why
> the
> lack of slaving when you stop the homing.. The solution is to make the
> homing go in the correct order. This is done by modifying the Homing
> button.. If you open the 1024.set file in the screen designer and double
> click the "Ref All-Home" button, you will see the code is
>
> DoButton( 24 )
> DoButton( 23 )
> DoButton( 22 )
> DoButton( 25 )
>
> This basically calls the Z, then X then Y and A homes. This needs to be
> changed to ..
>
> DoButton( 24 ) ' this homes the Z
> DoButton( 23) ' this homes the Y
> RefCombination( 9 ) ' this will home the X and A at the same time.
>
> RefCombination accepts a number where X = 1 , Y = 2, Z = 4, A = 8, you
> simply add the values of the axis
> you wish to home, so X + A = 9..
>
> The squaring will be automatic and can be adjusted by your settings for
> the home position of the switches..
> Thanks,
> Art
> www.artofcnc.ca

Art also wrote this... and I found the complete "Refcombination" listing here....

"Art wrote....   The home switches, (which may be set to the same input as the limit
switches), are used only for homing. The axis will move to the switch, then
slowly move off.

   The program by default does one at a time, because thats the most usual
combination. YOu CAN move any combination at once by editing the RefAll
buttons script. There is a command called RefCombination( n ) which will ref
any combination of the axi s. N is calcuated by adding the following
numbers..

X - 1
Y - 2
Z - 4
A - 8
B - 16
C - 32

   So to ref X and Y togehter would be RefCombination( 3 )

""

John(bloy)
 P.S.  sources...Text document on my desktop, and a search in the yahoo group for "refcombination"

133
General Mach Discussion / Re: Novalab modified screensets
« on: April 02, 2006, 09:28:18 AM »
Hi Jerry,

They are available for download in the FTP files ..

134
General Mach Discussion / Novalab modified screensets
« on: March 31, 2006, 10:39:17 PM »
Novalab's Screen shots of the Mill and Lathe modified screen sets....

also below is a document with some information...the site that this links to is no longer responding.

135
Hi Brian,
  Open that file with "wordpad" and it will show a graphic and a paragraph of what Stringkilla is trying to do.
     I wish I could help on this....

..or open this PDF file...

136
General Mach Discussion / Re: Shift Key
« on: March 22, 2006, 03:33:24 PM »
ah! another script to examine!  ??? :)

137
General Mach Discussion / Re: Shift Key
« on: March 10, 2006, 09:05:47 PM »
Hi Brian,
Where can I look to see your VBscript for this "R" 100% jog activate/deactivate? 
Whenever a script is written I like to examine it and hope that some of it will sink in.

Thanks,
 John(bloy)

138
General Mach Discussion / Re: Win a G-Rex ( Competition)
« on: February 27, 2006, 08:44:23 PM »
Way to go, Andy!  I like yours more too!  Congratulations!  Nice and clear, and a clever way to work in the Grex.

John (bloy)

P.S.  ...just curious...did I make it into the top twenty?   ;)


139
heh!  Although my layout might differ, I'd like to have a physical panel as such with real rivets and brass/bronze plates, with actual glass/plastic DRO lens covers over real LEDs!   But here Benny is demonstrating (as everyone should note) the possibilities enabled by the new screen designer.


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General Mach Discussion / Re: Emco Conversion
« on: February 04, 2006, 10:07:34 AM »
Looks like you're having lots of fun too!   :D

Bloy (John)

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