Glad you got it going, perserverence will always win through:-)


On 01/12/2016 03:35, Mike Ross wrote:
I have the toolchanger working as intended! I will post the revised files later after I have tuned up the axes for the correct steps per move etc. but I thought I'd post the rough solution for those interested. After much studying of the code of hal file, the ini and the toolchanger.comp I was almost ready to take up coding a new toolchanger.comp that was much simplified (because I can't really write C), but then I had another thought. On comparing the Xylotex.ini and Xylotex.hal with any of the other hal and ini for other BBB capes (CRAMPS, Probotix, BeBoPr, etc) I thought I'd try and get rid of the PID function on the stepper motors as only the Xylotex config has it and the others seem to work fine without PID on the stepgen.
That was the fix.
After that I was able to make and break all the right connections and now the toolchanger will cycle through the 6 positions and back up after it has arrived at the final position (and I still have my X and Z axis working).

Thanks again for all the help along the way.

Mike

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