Wizard Output list and how they function?

[Krenovian]

Scott,
This may be a dumb question, but as the saying goes, " The only dumb question is the one that doesn't get asked." Where would one look to see the source code for the different I/Os for the Acorn board? In the PLC manual referenced above?

CJ

[diycncscott]

When you run the wizard it will create a file in c:\cncm called acorn_mill_plc.src

In lathe it's in c:\cnct acorn_lathe_plc.src

They are text files so you can open them in any text editor. I recommend notepad++:

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v7.5.4.html

It's free and wont screw up the formatting like notepad or Word can

[diycncscott]

It is in a single file

When you run the wizard it will create a file in c:\cncm called acorn_mill_plc.src

In lathe it's in c:\cnct acorn_lathe_plc.src

They are text files so you can open them in any text editor. I recommend notepad++:

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v7.5.4.html

It's free and wont screw up the formatting like notepad or Word can

[cnckeith]

M code macros are also text files in the cncm/cnct directory. they have .mac extension.
make a copy before opening and editing.

[cnckeith]

M code macros are also text files in the cncm/cnct directory. they have .mac extension.
make a copy before opening and editing.

[tblough]

And here's the document to make sense of the .src file generated by the Wizard and how to compile it into mpu.plc when you make modifications:

http://www.centroidcnc.com/downloads/CN ... Manual.pdf

[tblough]

And here's the document to make sense of the .src file generated by the Wizard and how to compile it into mpu.plc when you make modifications:

http://www.centroidcnc.com/downloads/CN ... Manual.pdf