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KMotion/KFLOP/Kogna Version 5.3.7 Released This Version fixes several issues with the .NET KM_Axis and KM_AxisGroup Classes Adds KMotionCNC Disable buttons capability from KFLOP/Kogna KMotionCNC GViewer Setup Screen now allows mm/inch settings. GCode Interpreter M48 and M49 supported to disable/enab...

Hi Noel, Its not clear what you are trying to achieve. Normally if you command an axis to move you will wait until it is completed. Do you have encoders? If so and the axis doesn't move properly you should get a following error. You can monitor the commanded position in counts as ch->Dest and the ac...

Thanks Moray,

This should be fixed in the next Version

Hi Peter, What kind of stepper drives do you have? Sometimes chopping drivers pick up noise and or cross talk in the wiring so there is variation in the current measurement. The result normally sounds like a hissing sound (noise). You might find a different wiring arrangement/shielding/grounding imp...

Hi Frederic,

We should release it this week or next.

Hi Noel, i need that some buttons be disabled when running G code like jog buttons, how can do that, You might read this . You would probably want to use a state machine approach in your forever loop in Thread #1 to do multiple things at the same time. You might read this wiki article. Basically to ...

Hi Noel, Here is an example using Screen Script to change the background color of text Button from Red to Green: #include "KMotionDef.h" #define TMP 10 // which spare persist to use to transfer data #include "KflopToKMotionCNCFunctions.c" void main() { for (;;) { if (ScreenScript("ID:IDC_But12,Color...

Hi melkpus,

What do you mean "it's not connecting"? KMotion to KFLOP via USB? Have you installed the USB Driver? What shows in Device manager?

Hi Alex,

When I test the Keyboard shows the English characters instead of Cyrillic.

You state it is broken. Do you recall if this ever worked correctly?

The new Unicode Version seems to work correctly. But there are still a number of other problems. Please give us some time to resolve those.

Hi melkpus, KFLOP is a motion controller that can control up to 8 motor axes. It has no motor Drivers. Consider adding one or 2 of our KSteps Stepper Motor Drivers. Or other 3rd party Drivers. Stepper motors are open loop devices. There isn’t any tuning required as is with closed loop servos. Someti...