Upload GCode to KFLOP and run without PC?
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2021 6:11 pm
I thought I came across that this was possible a while back but cannot seem to find it again if so...
Is there a way I can upload a GCode file to the KFLOP and run the program without the PC? I am running long (weeks) tests on a pick and place robot and currently am just using GCode to execute cycles and locations (it was easy for me to implement and others to use but if there is a better way let me know please).
The issue that I have is sometimes the USB connection will randomly disconnect/re-connect and KMotionCNC stops running (while a message pops up 'Read Failed - Auto Disconnect'). I assume this is probably on the PC side, I don't really get it with my Laptop but I do the dedicated mini-PC I bought just to run the robot.
Can I avoid this somehow by putting the code directly onto the KFLOP instead and not worry about the PC? I am not sure how to avoid this happening at least on some level given the duration of these tests otherwise.
I am not fully opposed to writing the test in C code if that somehow would help, but as far as I can tell, even the C code functions will not continue to run if the USB signal gets interrupted.
Thanks
Is there a way I can upload a GCode file to the KFLOP and run the program without the PC? I am running long (weeks) tests on a pick and place robot and currently am just using GCode to execute cycles and locations (it was easy for me to implement and others to use but if there is a better way let me know please).
The issue that I have is sometimes the USB connection will randomly disconnect/re-connect and KMotionCNC stops running (while a message pops up 'Read Failed - Auto Disconnect'). I assume this is probably on the PC side, I don't really get it with my Laptop but I do the dedicated mini-PC I bought just to run the robot.
Can I avoid this somehow by putting the code directly onto the KFLOP instead and not worry about the PC? I am not sure how to avoid this happening at least on some level given the duration of these tests otherwise.
I am not fully opposed to writing the test in C code if that somehow would help, but as far as I can tell, even the C code functions will not continue to run if the USB signal gets interrupted.
Thanks