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Hey guys, I'm still having this annoying problem that EMC won't read the m8 command. I have a CNC4PC multifunction BOB. Pin 1 in Stepconf is designated for the Coolant. When I "INVERT" the pin, plugging in my pump works. When it's normally set, no invert. It will not read M8. I simply open up my g-code and put in m8 and m9 and resave the file. I'm not sure how too modify my Hal, All I know is too access stepfconf and change those things around, Pins, etc... I really need it too work with m8 and m9. I don't like too plug and unplug it. Please help, -Jason |
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| easy way (windows users way )go to the top menu bar - second menu over is 'Places' open that up and you get a 'home folder' menu item. This is like a file broweser. It opens in your 'home' directory. (usually your name you setup). There should be an 'EMC2' directory. Double click and it will open. Under that is usually 2 folders - Configs and NC_files. Double click on the 'Configs' directory. Under that should be a directory with the name of the config you pick from the list. Double click on that and your ini and hal files should be in that directory. Double clicking on either the hal or ini files should open them up in Gedit - a gui file editer. (it might ask you if you want to dispay or run in terminal - you want to display) You can make changes to them and save at this point. For this purpose - open the hal file up in gedit and paste it here. sam |
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| When I don't have a network available, I use a usb flash drive ,which are really inexpensive for usable sizes and sometimes transfer files to my camera. Kirk, http://www.wallacecompany.com/machine_shop/ |
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Write to the camera's memory card via usb? Must try that some time. Very ingeneous. SpeedsCustom cd/dvd or floppy? Both [i] should [i] work np. Not saying will work np. Computers can be obstinate beasts.
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| So you can open a .hal or .ini file in your "/home/your_home/emc2/configs/your_config" in gedit, as described by samco above? But if you do something like "Save As" to your flash disk, it fails? What is the error message? Try bring up "/home/your_home/emc2/configs/your_config" as before but this time right-click on the .ini file, go to the bottom of the list and select "Properties", then "Permissions". See who is listed as "File owner" and "File Group". Your username should be there and not "root". Also check the "Owner", "Group" and "Others" check marks for "Read", "Write" and "Execute". "Owner" should have a check mark for "Write", all the "Read"'s should be checked. Then check the permissions for your flash drive. You will need to have "Write" permission to your drive. Another way to try this is to bring up a terminal session (Applications, Accessories, Terminal) and change to "root" with "sudo su -". Root has permission to do just about anything, so permission for a file copy should not be a problem. Let us know what error or other messages you get. You are our eyes and we can't help without being able to see. Kirk, http://www.wallacecompany.com/machine_shop/ |
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| Ok Now Were set: PHP Code: PHP Code: Now this should be good! Thanks for helping! |
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