Hi Mike,
Yes. Note that the Action index is a packed array of all the available actions (ie M100 is not index 100).
They are in the array using this scheme:
#define MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_M1 11 // actually only 2-10 are used
#define MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_BUTTONS 10
#define MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_M100 20
#define MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_SPECIAL 8
#define MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS (MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_M1+MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_M100+MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_BUTTONS+MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_SPECIAL)
#define MAX_MCODE_DOUBLE_PARAMS 5
#define MCODE_ACTIONS_M100_OFFSET (MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_M1+MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_BUTTONS)
#define MCODE_ACTIONS_SPECIAL_OFFSET (MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_M1+MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_BUTTONS+MAX_MCODE_ACTIONS_M100)
HTH
Regards
TK
| Group: DynoMotion |
Message: 12077 |
From: mp.3333 |
Date: 8/7/2015 |
| Subject: Re: SetMCodeAction |
Tom, how do I declare this to get access to SetMCodeAction. I can't get rid of error when using this: Private KMInt As New KMotion_dotNet.KM_Interpreter().
Thanks, Mike
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| Group: DynoMotion |
Message: 12078 |
From: Tom Kerekes |
Date: 8/7/2015 |
| Subject: Re: SetMCodeAction |
Hi Mike,
The Interpreter object (and CoordMotion object) is created when the KM_Controller object is created. You don't need to create it separately.
So KM_Interpreter members can be accessed as:
_Controller.CoordMotion.Interpreter.SetMcodeAction
HTH Regards TK
| Group: DynoMotion |
Message: 12079 |
From: mp.3333 |
Date: 8/7/2015 |
| Subject: Re: SetMCodeAction |
Tom, I see it now. Thanks.
So, it is looking for 8 parameters...some optional I guess. If I want M100 to set bit 47 to 1, how is that coded?
Mike
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| Group: DynoMotion |
Message: 12080 |
From: mp.3333 |
Date: 8/7/2015 |
| Subject: Re: SetMCodeAction |
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OK...I think this works....M100 is index of 21 and M101 is index of 22.
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