Synchronous O/P M10.1 still under development ???

[beefy]

Some time ago, Andrew (Shad) asked for a new synchronous O/P which is not controlled by M3/M5, i.e. completely independent.

Last I heard it was being developed and would be called M10.1 / M11.1

Is this still some time away before it will be ready ?

Cheers,

Keith

[beefy]

This was the thread where Andrew asked for this new feature:

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=948&start=0

[shad]

As far as I know, this has already been implemented and is being tested. Balazs said that the new release will be very soon.

[beefy]

Great, thanks Andrew.

[shad]

Looks like M10.1/M11.1 commands still not added in the 1.2103 release

[shad]

Hello!
Any news?

[cncdrive]

Hi Andrew,

We still working on it sorry. Will be available in next release.

[cncdrive]

This function is now available in the new 1.2105 test release.
We've added 10pcs of syncronous on/off outputs M10.1 to M10.10 and M11.1 to M11.10

[Robertspark]

I.ll update the macro manual later with the new checkboxes and fields if you're doing any macros / screensets, but I guess that they will just be called directly from within gcode as digital only IO's (not PWM as per M10 Qxxx
+ new Function: int Ismacrorunning(int macronumber)

{note the screenset >> Help >> Supported M-codes has not been updated to M10.1...10}

[cncdrive]

Hi Rob,

OK, thank you for updating.

The M10.x/M11.x are on/off syncronous switches, they have no parameters, no PWM, they just switch on/off in syncron with the motion.
The Supported M-codes list had been updated, but these codes are not supported by the USB controllers, only the ethernet ones. You probably checked the USB versions screen, those do not support these codes, so those screens do not have these codes listed. You probably checked a USB controller screen.
The UCCNC manual describes that only the ethernet controllers support these.