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1851
Forum suggestions and report forum problems. / Re: UP Load files
« on: November 21, 2006, 03:26:09 PM »
Hi, Benny

Can extension  .DXF, be added to upload files also. ?

Thank's, Chip

1852
LazyCam (Beta) / Re: Pimp my Lcam
« on: November 19, 2006, 11:30:36 AM »
Hi, BobsShop

Your second Question , It's there look at the bottom of Layer/Object Properties, move that window up or scroll down to Tool Number,

Click on it, set it, don't forget to hit the Enter Key.

Don't forget to check each layer at top and re verify the tool number for each layer before Post.

Hope this Helps, Chip

1853
LazyCam (Beta) / Re: inf lazycam 2.64 mach3 rc2.0.g
« on: November 17, 2006, 10:54:30 PM »
Hi, Jlautomatio & Brian

If Mach3 & LC reside in other than Mach3 folder, like Mach3R2.0.010.

The Gcode post's to Mach3R2.0.010\ gcodetest55Dotpolyline.tap, rather than Mach3R2.0.010\gcode\test55Dotpolyline.tap.

Need's a back-slash gcode " \" test55Dotpolyline.tap is missing.

Thank's Chip

1854
Hi, Spence

It just doesn't get any better than that, HU ! !.

Thank's Chip

1855
Hi, Spence

If your still not able to Reset machine and you have it wired up try changing the state, Active Low to opposite of what it,s set now.

Conf.-Port Pins Input's, scroll down to E-Stop, if that doesn't work set it to Emulated, then you can Reset, though your weired E-Stop won't work. Be Carefull now only Screen Reset , Stop will stop moves.

As far as your Limit's and Home switche's

In actuality you can use three switche's to control Home and Limit's with one Pin on your Par. port, if the Switche's are stationary to the axis that's moving with a tab that trigger's them at each end of travel.

If your using Two limit switche's at opposite end's of each axis and the home Switch's are located with one limit ( same Position ), you can use that limit switch for your Home switch also, Still just One Pin used.

If your using Normanly closed switche's they need to be wired in series, N - Open SW parallel

You can Emulate limit/home Switch's also, (some ver. of Mach you need to set the port to 0).

Hope this Helps, Chip





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General Mach Discussion / Re: Driver watchdog triggered
« on: November 16, 2006, 12:53:37 PM »
Hi, Faby

This happen's if you move the view around to much, I don't really now exactilly why, seem's like more than a 90 deg. rotation will do it.

Find a view you like, Reset Mach, a Regen tool path if needed.

Hope this Helps, Chip

1857
General Mach Discussion / Re: What am I doing wrong?
« on: November 16, 2006, 12:36:05 PM »
Hi, jporter

LazyCam is undergoing a re-make, there are some issue's with offset's, Probally better to make a offset layer in your cad to account's for your tool offset's for now, I think.

Are you checking the G41, G42's post options, you need to use Lead-In's ON for them to work/post.

The G41, G42 are Backward's in the Post's for me anyway, view to cut, cut to view, you'll see what I mean.

Hope this Helps, Chip


1858
Hi, Graham

I understand what your saying.

It wasn't Me it is LazyCam Post's, Just caused a lot of problem's.

I understand LC is undergoing Lot's of changes Now.

It may help other's using LC, Now though.

Thank's, Chip

1859
Forum suggestions and report forum problems. / UP Load files
« on: November 14, 2006, 11:45:55 PM »
Hi, Benny

Can extensions .SET, .TAP, .NC, be added to upload files. ?

Thank's, Chip

1860
Hi Brian

I have done some futher checking it appears that the G90 with G91.1 or G90 with G90.1, in the same line is what is causing the ABS Mode not to reset / change.

Use my XML I'll send it Email, Diag page has Additional I J led's to view.

N10 (*****)
N11 G90;-------------ABS
N12 G91;-------------INC
N13 G90 G91.1;-------NO ABS, IJ INC
N14 G90 G90.1;-------NO ABS, INCH
N15 G90 G20;---------ABS, INCH
N16 G90.1;-----------IJ ABS
N17 G91 G21;---------INC, MM
N18 G90 G20;---------ABS, INCH
N19 G91 G21;---------INC, MM
N20 G90.1;-----------IJ ABS
M30
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Thank's, Chip