USING NCPLOT TO WRITE GCODE SOFTWARE

I use M215 to echo values, one on each line, and in puTTY or RepSnappers communication log, I can then read them, and decide to re-use in new firmware or adjust up or down as changes to the machine dictates.

Experience has shown that it can be equally important to be able to read these settings.

This way I do not need separate commands and syntaxes to store each value. The way I have implemented it is with some Mcodes to be able to set the parameters on the machine (currently M92 to set axis_step_per_unit (same syntax as G92) and M192 to set PID values), once they are good I use some Mcodes to save the values to EEPROM.

I think its a very good idea to save configuration values in EEPROM.

If you know of a better / different way to do the configuration, please contribute). The idea is very obvious and I'm sure other people thought about it before. Then it probably shouldn't be very difficult to port the changes over to RepRap's mainstream firmware. I have a TechZone's Huxley with a somewhat modified firmware and going to add these commands to it. Again, I'm not directing this at the OP specifically.( This is proposed by AlexRa on 11-March-2011. I really wish more people would make it harder on the students that are bringing homework problems to the board to not get help nor to learn anything, but to just get the answer. I'm not bitter though, I really like fixing PCs instead of creating interesting embedded products that work.

USING NCPLOT TO WRITE GCODE SOFTWARE

They make creating a complex piece of software sound the equivalent of entering a PIN number. And then it's kind of insulting to be asked to simply 'provide the proper code'. Autonomous helicopters giving 'commands' to other autonomous helicopters comes to mind. And then, as if they haven't made things bad enough on themselves, they pick some grandiose project plan that somebody with years of real experience would have a tough time doing. I'm not saying this applies to the OP, but I want to know why people choose a career where they have absolutely no interest. LOL I can't believe the folks that come into technical forums for the first time at mid senior year and are clueless about the entire field. That might be true, but if you write like this you might get a good answer. Come on 'ma' and 'my' have exactly the same number of letters. There are sub-forums for other languages, if that helps. and is t possible to write d program in arduino software itself? Tat would b very helpful for me 2 write ma program. Good luck, I hope your prof/teacher is clueless on the subject so that anything that works will look good. Why do you pick something you don't know enough about to even ask vaguely the right questions about for a FINAL YEAR PROJECT? To go from there to doing things with your router like turning it on and moving it around is going to require power control and axis motor control and loads of fun things that takes shop time to know not just how they matter but even that they do matter.Д«ut I have a question for you and many others. Z, T and G codes with G codes standing for whole routines like circle left or right or hogging out a pocket, things like that. Some people may refer to NC/CNC codes as G- codes when in fact depending on the machine these may be X, Y.

Because it's nothing so simple as 'an electrical signal'.

Maybe you should visit a shop where they have NC/CNC machines and watch for a while, then look through some NC/CNC manuals.

I want to write a program tat converts the gcode to electrical signal on my own

Using ncplot to write gcode