JOG Pendant

[cncdrive]

Well, the x1, x10, x100 you can attach to the step jog size buttons of the UCCNC.

I don't understand the second question.

[El Ventu]

Well, the x1, x10, x100 you can attach to the step jog size buttons of the UCCNC.

Ok, this evening I will try!

I don't understand the second question.

I have this pendant who have a button in series to the connection of the knobs to deactivate it when not kept in hand with the button pressed.

The rotary pulse generator isn't connected via that button, but directly.

The issue is that even with the button released, the rotary pulse generator is active and moves the last commanded axis before releasing the button.

Thank you!

Davide

[El Ventu]

Well, the x1, x10, x100 you can attach to the step jog size buttons of the UCCNC.

I don't understand the second question.

It seems that I solved almost every issue.
First of all, I connected the pendant contacts to +5V instead of +24.
In this way, I disconnected the direct positive connection of the pulse generator from the power supply and connected to the activation button.
In this way, the pulse generator isn't active if the button isn't pressed.

The only issue remaining is that if I switch to a not connected position of the pendant (for example the OFF position, but also the 4,5 and 6th axis), the pulse generator is moving the last axis selected before of the switch to the not connected position.

How can I solve this issue?

Thank you!

[El Ventu]

This is the pendant.

[El Ventu]

Today we solved every issue, also freeing an input, using the macros posted by dezsoe.
I'm so sorry that he can't receive my thanks...