The Supported_G-Code wiki page lists "M62, M63 Digital Output Control" (here, with the link pointing to the LinuxCNC docs) and "M56 : Parking Motion Override Control" (here, with no link (… but I hunted down some mention of M56at the GRBL repo)).
M62 & M63
Does M62 and M63 being "supported" imply that I can trigger an output logic level (5V?) from GCODE, on… some number of pins… somewhere? And if so, where are the pins that are triggered?
If that isn't what those M codes being "supported" means, what does it mean?
M56
Does M56 being "supported" mean that I can safely use a Z axis stepper brake with E-Stop Disabled (without the parking motion fighting the Z axis stepper brake — further context at #171)?
If that isn't what M56 being "supported" means, what does it mean?
The Supported_G-Code wiki page lists "M62, M63 Digital Output Control" (here, with the link pointing to the LinuxCNC docs) and "M56 : Parking Motion Override Control" (here, with no link (… but I hunted down some mention of
M56at the GRBL repo)).M62 & M63
Does
M62andM63being "supported" imply that I can trigger an output logic level (5V?) from GCODE, on… some number of pins… somewhere? And if so, where are the pins that are triggered? If that isn't what those M codes being "supported" means, what does it mean?M56
Does
M56being "supported" mean that I can safely use a Z axis stepper brake with E-Stop Disabled (without the parking motion fighting the Z axis stepper brake — further context at #171)? If that isn't whatM56being "supported" means, what does it mean?