Stepcraft Screenset with UI in mind

[yagodajm]

Ok, I changed every place to UC300ETH_5LPT and I still get an error on line 6405, which is strange, not sure what that line has to do with the controller type.

[ger21]

I think the actual line number is 6401, where you have some special character before 54.

[2046]

Controllers update

The Screenset used to be for UC100 only.
I have updated the "UCCNC/Screens/Stepcraft_2046.ssf" and added more controllers to it, namely:
- UC100 *
- UC300_5LPT *
- UC400ETH
- UC300_M44
- UC300ETH_5LPT
- UC300_5441
- UC300ETH_5441
- UC300ETH_M44
- UC300ETH_M45
- UC300ETH_UB1
- AXBB

What it means is that anybody can test and use this Screenset now.

The first 2 are tested, the rest is not tested on real machine but there is nothing extraordinary. It's just all standard functions that the standard Screenset has only in different facelift indeed.
If you test it on any of the untested hardware and it works for you, let me know.



As always, you can download it from https://github.com/twentyfortysix/uccnc_screenset_2046

[Rantanplan]

Maybe I am only too stupid, but is the "Zero All" button gone in this screenset?

[2046]

Just a small update.
The Jog +Z had wrong image , fixed.

Still waiting for the upcoming UCCNC release 1.2116, once that comes the screenset will be redesigned a bit once more again. The log view must be redone and buttons will be scaled up few pixels in order to give it even better touch space. Plus the "run" screen badly lacks speed controls

[2046]

Maybe I am only too stupid, but is the "Zero All" button gone in this screenset?

You are right.
There is no Zero All button.

I found the button utterly useless. I tried to find good use for it for a long time and then find out that anytime I hit that button there is one axis I wanted to leave anyway. Rewriting the axis I wanted to get back was way more painful than hitting two or the times the axis I want to reset really.

If anybody wants it back, he/she can add it back super easy to the remaining space left on the right side of the G-code reader or use macro free buttons whatever is preferred.

[RobT]

Good afternoon to all. My first post here to try and remedy a strange problem.

I am very happy with this Screenset and all the work that has gone into it - many, many thanks for that. SO much easier to use than the standard layout.

However, I have hit one problem. I am using an AXBB-E controller coupled to a new AMB 1400 FME-W DI spindle. This requires the 0-10v analog output of the AXBB-E to adjust the spindle speed.

In the generic UCCNC screenset (under Settings/IO Setup 1 ) there is an option to set the Spindle PWM to an analog channel. I don't seem to be able to find that option anywhere in the 2046 Screenset and nothing I do will make the spindle turn on.

To try and get around this I copied the relevant parts of my Default profile (ie the generic UCCNC profile under which the spindle works correctly) to my 2046 Screenset profile and hey presto - the spindle works great, speed control is functional and everything SEEMS happy.

However, as soon as ANY change to the 2046 settings is made, or if I log out of UCCNC and restart it, the changes I made to the 2046 profile are overwritten and the spindle stops responding.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

With thanks in advance

Rob

[cncdrive]

The issue is that if that field is missing from the screenset and you saving the settings then the UCCNC will read the default value which is probably 0 for that field and then it will save it to the profile file.
To overcome the problem place the missing field on the screenset using the screen editor, then save the screenset and then set the value and save the settings.