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Which mocca version do you mean with 1.60?
A selfcompiled version based on revision 160?
Original comment by benjamin...@gmx.de
on 8 Nov 2010 at 5:59
Oh, sorry, I meant revision 160 for sure, anyway I have tried the newest
revision 163 today and the problem still occurs there. It's been tested on two
different PCs, one of those was installed with UBUNTU 8.04 and the second
UBUNTU 10.04 , problem is the same on both PCs.
Thanks
Jiri
Original comment by xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 11 Nov 2010 at 8:45
Hi, still no suggestions how to solve this problem? I am sorry but then the
Mocca has no use for me, 'cause I got stuck at this point and have no clue how
to come out. I have installed the latest versions of Mocca 1.64 and EMC2 ver.
2.4.6 and the problem is still there. If I have heard from someone how to track
the problem we could probably solve it together, but I am completely lost.
Thanks
Jiri
Original comment by xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 9 Dec 2010 at 8:57
Hi Jiri,
I am using also halui commands to control spindle speed Override and feed
override. I am using a handwheel connectetd to an USB Port.
I got no problems at all.
Can you please post your INI and hal files and give more Information over your
hardware.
Thanks, I will try to help if I am able to.
Norbert
Original comment by nie...@web.de
on 11 Dec 2010 at 10:32
Hi Norbert,
thanks for your answer, please tell me where can I reach you either by email or
other kind of communication channel where can I send you the files you
mentioned, I can see only part of your email address here /nie...@web.de/ so
please tell me the right address. Thank you
So far I have tried four different computers with different hw configurations
but it's not working any. For instance it was ATOM330, ATOM230, Celeron 1GHz,
AMD Athlon 64 processor 3700+ . Still AXIS works properly, Mocca freezes in one
minute when using the Override function.
As I can't see your address, you probably don't see mine, please use my email
xxxbalcar@seznam.cz /sorry you may probably be able to see it, I was not able
to see yours :) /
Best regards
Jiri
Original comment by xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 13 Dec 2010 at 8:00
hi Jiri,
when you add the comment here, you should see a text "Attach a file" just below
the comment window, correct ?
You can send your file here.
Let me know if its not possible
Gerd
Original comment by gerd.gle...@gmail.com
on 13 Dec 2010 at 9:16
Sorry, you must think I am a fool, but I have not seen it before, thanks. Here
is the complete config file and log of the event when the conflict happens in
one zipped file.
Thanks for your help.
Jiri
Original comment by xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 13 Dec 2010 at 10:15
Attachments:
Hallo Jiri,
I was not able to find any error in your config files.
The only difference to my configs file witch I use to control the halui
commands is, that you use counts and I only button.
Here are the relevant Lines from my config:
# Vorschubgeschwindigkeit erhöhen oder veringern
# Increase or decrease spindle speed
net key-feed-down halui.feed-override.decrease <= input.0.key-slash
net key-feed-up halui.feed-override.increase <=
input.0.key-rightbrace
Are you able to use 2 button instead of a jog wheel just for testing?
unfortunately I have not Jog Wheel for testing, my one is in constant use and
connected to a paralell port.
What kind of Input device are you using?
Regards Norbert
Original comment by nie...@web.de
on 13 Dec 2010 at 7:13
Hi Norbert,
thank you for your effort, I will try to put together hardware with buttons
after your advice and tell you how it works, hopefully later today. I am using
my own made and invented hardware which is supposed to work as a control panel
for our own made CNC mill machine. It's still in the prototype stage and due to
the Mocca problem I got stuck with finalization of this panel.
Thank you, will be back soon.
Jiri
Original comment by xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 14 Dec 2010 at 8:20
OK, I tested the hardware with up and down buttons using the configuration you
sent me.
The problem occurs less often but it still happens.
After a few hours of testing I have found out these details:
In automatic mode of executing the program is everything OK!
The problem occurs in manual mode.
It occurs only if the feed-override function is being changed while the other
command is being executed.
For example: it happens when I turn the feed-override control through USB
device while simultaneusly and
repeateadly pressing the LeftButton(x-)
The reason why it has occured so often during my testing was because of my
feed-override control jog-wheel makes
"noise" and the changes were sends out very often so that the conflict with
other command was more likely to
happen.
If you try to push the leftButton(x-)and the feed-override control on USB
device simultaneusly and repeatedly,
the problem may occur on your device too.
There's probably some problem in synchronization of commands sent out from
Mocca and Halui.
Would you or anyone from this group please be able to find it solve it?
Funny thing happened to me when Mocca freezed and the machine kept on moving
until it stopped
at the mechanical limit.
Original comment by xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 14 Dec 2010 at 12:33
Hallo Jiri,
first of all I woul recommend you to use a kind of Wathdog. So if the software
freese the maschine will stop nearla at the same time.
I will test with my device using feed override an the Jog buttons simultanius,
even if it makes no sence for me to do it on real working. But you are right,
the sowtware should noct freeze. Will come back to that matter.
Regards Norbert
Original comment by nie...@web.de
on 16 Dec 2010 at 5:01
Hi Norbert,
this was just an example, how to simulate the conflict situation, I didn't want
to bother you. Anyway the problem was with the potentiometer, which was noisy
when I was simulating my suspected hardware. The result I would like to reach
is to have and override used with the absolute value of the potentiometer, so
that this will be sending out approximately once to ten times per second, so
that the problem occurs again. So that's why it would be helpfull from you to
solve this freezing problem.
Thank you
Jiri
Original comment by xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 17 Dec 2010 at 7:12
Hello, just added a config param to disable the internal mocca hal feed
interface.
Please edit your config file:
<CONFIG>
<global>
.
<boolean name="use_hal_feed" value="False"/>
.
</global>
Think that i will remove the mocca hal pins to feed,spindle override cause the
halui interface is used in most of the cases anyway.
regards, Thomas
Original comment by mocca...@googlemail.com
on 17 Dec 2010 at 10:12
Thank you Thomas, I've tried your modification, but it makes no difference with
the "freezing" problem, it behaves still the same, freezes after few moments in
manual mode on condition that override value is being changed during the
deceleration or acceleration in process.
AXIS and TKEMC programs are working right under the same conditions, can you
tell the difference between Mocca and these two programs? I don't wanna use
them because of bad graphics, I am completely into Mocca, but I have to solve
this "freezing" problem somehow. I'm compiling Mocca so that if you have any
sugestion, you can send me some partition in source code.
Best regards
Jiri
Original comment by xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 21 Dec 2010 at 11:48
so I guess it's still not fixed :-(
Original comment by gerd.gle...@gmail.com
on 21 Dec 2010 at 12:32
Hi Jiri, tomorrow we will test this on a machine that uses the
halui.feed-override. I just installed mocca on this machine but its too late to
start the machine now. my kids are sleeping... :-)
Think that tomorrow we'll find the problem...
Thank you for your help...
ragards, Thomas
Original comment by mocca...@googlemail.com
on 21 Dec 2010 at 9:58
Hello, i made a mistake with the feed-override / maxvelocity implementation in
mocca.
When i implemented the code for all the velocity- stuff i thought that only the
gui will send setmaxvelocity - messages to emc. That is not true.
halui.feed-override does this also. I have disabled the internal setmaxvelocity
loop inside mocca and it seems that mocca does not freeze any more.
Please give me one more day to test this on a real machine before i commit the
changes.
regards, Thomas
Original comment by mocca...@googlemail.com
on 22 Dec 2010 at 6:37
Hi Thomas, thanks for your effort. I have tried to block the function
setmaxvelocity, see the attached file, and the problem is still there. Am I
mistaking in compiling or is there other problem?
Regards
Jiri
Original comment by xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 22 Dec 2010 at 10:35
Attachments:
Hallo Jiri,
i have the same problem on my machine. I also use mocca and a handwheel for the
feedoverride.
Have you solved the problem now??
Stephen
Original comment by stephenb...@gmail.com
on 1 Jan 2012 at 3:46
I have reproduced the problem with a rotary encoder for feed-overriding.
Then I updated mocca to 0.2.3.
The problem did no longer occur.
(The codeline mentioned above in the config.xml is not needed)
So I guess with the recent versions of mocca, the problem is fixed.
Could one of you, who had the problem, please verify if this solved the problem
for you too?
Thanks,
Benjamin
Original comment by benjamin...@gmx.de
on 14 Feb 2013 at 6:23
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
xxxbal...@gmail.com
on 8 Nov 2010 at 7:59