[ger21]

What I can't find is a way to default that to say 50% or 100% on each startup instead of 10%. The setting must exist somewhere but is evading me.

No setting but I can show you how to do it.

Open your M99999.txt macro and ad this to it:

// Jog Percent
double fieldval = 100;
exec.Writekey("JogSpeed", "913", fieldval.ToString());

Then open your M99998.txt macro and add this:

readfield = exec.Readkey("JogSpeed", "913", "100");
AS3jog.Setfieldtext(readfield, 913); // Set Jog Percent
AS3jog.Validatefield(913);




I'm working on the new version of my screen right now. Hope to have a usable version ion a few weeks.

[SamHam]

No setting but I can show you how to do it.




I'm working on the new version of my screen right now. Hope to have a usable version ion a few weeks.

Can you find a place for xy zero with laser? Maybe instead of G59?

[bhdavis1cnc]

No setting but I can show you how to do it.

Open your M99999.txt macro and ad this to it:

// Jog Percent
double fieldval = 100;
exec.Writekey("JogSpeed", "913", fieldval.ToString());

Then open your M99998.txt macro and add this:

readfield = exec.Readkey("JogSpeed", "913", "100");
AS3jog.Setfieldtext(readfield, 913); // Set Jog Percent
AS3jog.Validatefield(913);




I'm working on the new version of my screen right now. Hope to have a usable version ion a few weeks.

Gerry,

I'm away from the shop for a few days so can't try the code on the machine. I did try it on my demo version on the laptop but got an error message for the M9998.txt. I'm just waiting to see if it works on the UCCNC copy with the new control.

The screen looks great. Are you going to end up with any of the "set current position to 0" buttons that are in blue on the left side of the co-ordinates section on the default screen? I'd find those useful but certainly not required.

Thanks,
BH Davis

[bhdavis1cnc]

Gerry,

I'm afraid it did not work.

My two .txt files are attached. Maybe you can tell me where I screwed up? I did just paste your code into the two files.

I have other issues I'd like to discuss with you as well. For example right now I'm working on getting my touch down probe working but something is askew.

Would you be interested in my hiring you to assist with email/phone tech support on the rest of my setup? I've got the machine running, homing and have the servos pretty decently tuned. I'm just fumbling my way through the UCCNC settings as this is all new to me. If you do have time to assist we can continue here or direct via email.

Thanks,
BH

Gerry,

I'm away from the shop for a few days so can't try the code on the machine. I did try it on my demo version on the laptop but got an error message for the M9998.txt. I'm just waiting to see if it works on the UCCNC copy with the new control.

The screen looks great. Are you going to end up with any of the "set current position to 0" buttons that are in blue on the left side of the co-ordinates section on the default screen? I'd find those useful but certainly not required.

Thanks,
BH Davis

[ger21]

My mistake.
M99998 should be this:

string readfield = exec.Readkey("JogSpeed", "913", "100");
AS3jog.Setfieldtext(readfield, 913); // Set Jog Percent
AS3jog.Validatefield(913);

[bhdavis1cnc]

I'm working on the Z-axis auto touchdown probe. I've got it to the point where when I hit the probe button in UCCNC the Z-axis goes down but it doesn't stop when I press the button on the touch down plate. The plate is push button style as vs. (I think) one that grounds out.

Three photos attached with the settings I'm using.

Does this make any sense to you?

Thanks,
BH

[bhdavis1cnc]

Did the trick. Thanks.
BH

My mistake.
M99998 should be this:

string readfield = exec.Readkey("JogSpeed", "913", "100");
AS3jog.Setfieldtext(readfield, 913); // Set Jog Percent
AS3jog.Validatefield(913);

[bhdavis1cnc]

No setting but I can show you how to do it.

Open your M99999.txt macro and ad this to it:

// Jog Percent
double fieldval = 100;
exec.Writekey("JogSpeed", "913", fieldval.ToString());

Then open your M99998.txt macro and add this:

readfield = exec.Readkey("JogSpeed", "913", "100");
AS3jog.Setfieldtext(readfield, 913); // Set Jog Percent
AS3jog.Validatefield(913);




I'm working on the new version of my screen right now. Hope to have a usable version ion a few weeks.

Gerry,

While we are up here in VT I have time to relax and begin to figure out UCCNC. I've just scratched the surface of screen editing but have come up with the following. Thought I'd share as I suspect you may have also manipulated the jog arrows.

Bernie