wxGrid is awesome isn't it!!??

Took Scotts great idea and created an I/O screen
uses a toggle button to jump to the screen on cycle start to view status.
toggle buttons for outputs and leds for inputs & output states

so when do you start working for brain LOL.
I wish i had half your brains

thanks that's nice to hear, but its more just tedious detail then anything
fun crap to learn, I'm sure you can do a lot of this, just takes never giving up.

Had some excellent help from Scott on this project

Editable text help files

button presses brings up the list of codes that can be edited on the fly.
I'd like to add more buttons for notes or other resource data that might be useful on demand

Thanks again Scott, "you da man"

Thanks Craig! for the shout-out!

Hopefully, MPG function outputs and probing will be fixed!

Scott

So when do we get hold of your screen set

So when do we get hold of your screen set

 
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Made a "Notes.txt" file script and then added an error catch, if the file is not found it creates one for you. (added that to all them)

Far as the screen.sets I'm just trying to do as much as I can to be ready for mach4 when it is ready and released.  
Not sure it would be a viable product for sale, as I did not plan on writing detail instructions and then supporting it as on ongoing revenue stream.
Thou the American way, if someone was to throw money at me I'd have to take notice. But your choices are wait for guys like Ger to learn to program Lua and then provide a mach4 screen.set or start learning to do this yourself and take control of your own needs.  

I'm trying to keep up and have a functional interface. Good time to dive in and mess with it as Ya-Nvr-No you too might be good at this.
Not like we have an alternative, other than an unsupported Mach3, that I'm thinking will not be addressed ever again!
So as in all things there is good and bad. Get over it and make a decision. Either find a way to adapt and learn or, use what you have. Everything has issues.

Sorry, years of being a Journeymen Tool & Die maker, Manufacturing & Controls Engineer and also a University of Alabama Instructor for a short period. Reminds me that it takes years to get proficient and apply ones talents to the task at hand. It's been a good life for me.     Lots to learn, lots of time left to apply it.

Damn that's not like me (see what a couple of Labatts will do on a hot day)  
Craig

HAAHAHAHA........ yeap, what he said...

Scott