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=====Setting up the probe tool===== | =====Setting up the probe tool===== | ||
- | The probe tool is currently being sold as part of some myCNC kits. The main sensor looks like the image below: | + | The probe tool below is included in of some myCNC kits //(NOTE: As of August 2021, the probe tool is no longer |
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====Probing Wizard Setup==== | ====Probing Wizard Setup==== | ||
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+ | A video recap of the probing wizard setup instructions is available on our YouTube channel: | ||
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In order to properly set up a probe system from scratch on your machine (especially if the software has not, for any reason, been updated to its latest version) please check the following: | In order to properly set up a probe system from scratch on your machine (especially if the software has not, for any reason, been updated to its latest version) please check the following: | ||
- | 1. In order to specify the particular port that you are using for your sensor, go to Go to **CNC Settings > Probing Wizard > Probing Config** and click the **Enable Probe sensor protection** button after setting the particular port desired (Port 9 for this example). This setting will be automatically mirrored in the **CNC Settings > Triggers/ | + | 1. In order to specify the particular port that you are using for your sensor, go to Go to **CNC Settings > Probing Wizard > Probing Config** and click the **Enable Probe sensor protection/M109** button after setting the particular port desired (Port 9 for this example). This port can be any of the input ports that are available on your control board, as there isn't a dedicated probing port assigned by default. This setting will be automatically mirrored in the **CNC Settings > Triggers/ |
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+ | //NOTE: The port should always be specified to be normally open in the above window. If the sensor port is normally closed, then it can be inverted in Hardware Settings and set to be " | ||
2. In **CNC Settings > PLC > Hardware PLC**, check that the command **TRIG04** is created. The program should contain the following code: | 2. In **CNC Settings > PLC > Hardware PLC**, check that the command **TRIG04** is created. The program should contain the following code: | ||
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+ | Add the TRIG04 command manually if it has not been generated automatically (typically not necessary). | ||
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5. Double-check the TRIG04 procedure from Step 2, and edit it back to the code above if it had been changed (this can occur on older versions of the software). | 5. Double-check the TRIG04 procedure from Step 2, and edit it back to the code above if it had been changed (this can occur on older versions of the software). | ||
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+ | 6. Make sure that the TRIG04 trigger has been automatically enabled in Inputs/ | ||
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The probe wizard setup should now be complete. | The probe wizard setup should now be complete. |
quickstart/mycnc-quick-start/probe_setup.txt · Last modified: 2021/08/04 14:18 by ivan