Hi Tom,
It appears to me that traverses (g0 commands) are not stored in the coordinated motion buffer – is this true? I have an application where I would like to precisely control the timing of an event – a shutter actuation - that occurs between a feed and a traverse. I find that the timing depends on the PC I’m running the application on, because, I presume, it is re-loading the buffer every time a traverse occurs. For instance ,if I pause my PC application in the debugger, then the g-code program halts at the next G0 command.
On the other hand, if I replace the G0 commands with G1 commands, the timing is very precise because everything is handled within the coordinated motion buffer. I can pause my application in the debugger and the buffered motion continues in the KFLOP.
Is there any way to buffer the G0 commands?
Thanks,
Toby
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