Hello is ist possible to set the zero point for x/y per webcam with any software (Grbl Panel, Universal G code Sender, GRBL Commander) Or is there any other Software witch ist compatible with cnc xpro v2 where I can set zero point with webcam thx
yes it is possible, you need to write a macro. did you see my post by any chance? http://www.openbuilds.com/threads/camera-edge-finder.3295/ here is the uccnc macro i wrote, maybe you can use as inspiration. if(!exec.GetLED(56)||!exec.GetLED(57)||!exec.GetLED(58)) // If machine was not homed then it is unsafe to move in machine coordinates, stop here... { MessageBox.Show("The machine has not yet been homed, HOME before executing camera offset M33!"); exec.Stop(); return; } AS3.Setfieldtext("",900); if ( (exec.GetXmachpos() == 0.000) & (exec.GetYmachpos() == 0.000) & (exec.GetZmachpos() == 0.000) ) // checks to see if machine is is still at home position { MessageBox.Show("Theine is still at HOME position! Position camera on edge(s) and restart macro"); exec.Stop(); return; } else AS3.Setfieldtext("The Machine is ready to do Function",900);//sets uccnc status to say ready, not a requirement. AS3.Setfield(12.34, 226); // x offset value (12.34) AS3.Validatefield(226);// applies offset value to x AS3.Setfield(12.34, 227); // y offset value (12.34) AS3.Validatefield(227);// applies offset value to y exec.Wait(1000); while(exec.IsMoving()){} exec.Code("G900 Y0");// moves to zero exec.Wait(1000); while(exec.IsMoving()){} if(!exec.Ismacrostopped()) { MessageBox.Show("Camera offset finished!"); } else { exec.StopWithDeccel(); MessageBox.Show("Camera offset interrupted by user!"); } // reports if an estop before offset and goto zero was completed Good Luck
Thx but I cannot start any scripts in the Software I can use And Mach 3 is not Supporting the cnc xpro v2 board Is there a way with software like the Grbl Panel, Universal G code Sender, GRBL Commander work UCCNC with the cnc xpro v2 ?
the board has grbl 0.9i but how can i start the Macro in grbl Panel or grbl commander they have no Buttons for macros
Can you manually enter gcode? Just type m200 if it's saved as m200.txt if it works the same way that is.
yes i can but m200 says unsupported command Supported G-Codes in v0.9i G38.3, G38.4, G38.5: Probing G40: Cutter Radius Compensation Modes G61: Path Control Modes G91.1: Arc IJK Distance Modes Supported G-Codes in v0.9h G38.2: Probing G43.1, G49: Dynamic Tool Length Offsets Supported G-Codes in v0.8 (and v0.9) G0, G1: Linear Motions G2, G3: Arc and Helical Motions G4: Dwell G10 L2, G10 L20: Set Work Coordinate Offsets G17, G18, G19: Plane Selection G20, G21: Units G28, G30: Go to Pre-Defined Position G28.1, G30.1: Set Pre-Defined Position G53: Move in Absolute Coordinates G54, G55, G56, G57, G58, G59: Work Coordinate Systems G80: Motion Mode Cancel G90, G91: Distance Modes G92: Coordinate Offset G92.1: Clear Coordinate System Offsets G93, G94: Feedrate Modes M0, M2, M30: Program Pause and End M3, M4, M5: Spindle Control M8, M9: Coolant Control
Urm I can't really advise much here anymore I'm afraid, I have very little experience with grbl, but can you find the files that relate to the supported mcodes ? If so I expect you need to choose one you don't use and overwrite it. Try searching in Google "writing grbl macro" see what it comes up with.
Think this should work for a manual way of doing it. G10 P1 L20 X [offset] Y [offset] If grbl doesn't support macro then it's most likely you need a gui to do it.
so my test first i Zero x and y i jog with the cam to the edge with G10 P1 L20 X [offset] Y [Offset] i can set the Offset of the cam and then i send G00 X0.0000 Y0.0000 then the spindle move to the Zero i think that work i only search for a way to have a macro for this
