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Automate CNC with barcode #1207
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Do you have any programming experience? In that case there is a web based API available that you could hook into from an external program. It's currently a bit limited. Have a look here: https://github.com/winder/Universal-G-Code-Sender/blob/master/ugs-core/src/com/willwinder/universalgcodesender/pendantui/PendantUI.java I'm currently working on a new version of an API in #1203. If that gets merged you could pretty much automate a complete workflow using the API. Shortly after that I have a new feature where you can run UGS headless in a terminal which will probably be useful when running on a RPi (no popups, smaller memory footprint, etc.) If you don't have any programming experience, I would say no - it's not possible. =) |
And a simple way to do it? I want to automate 10 diferent G-Codes. I had the idea with a barcode, but another way would it work for it. Is there anyway to automatic start a G-Code between 10 diferent G-Codes? Would it work with a PLC? Any idea? |
You can run UGS from a terminal, it can take a filename as a parameter: |
so, I could use a Raspberry Pi as a terminal with this programm, right? Sorry for my lack of programming knowledge |
Yes in theory it should work. |
Feature request
Hi, I would like to automate the process of my CNC.
I would like to start a g-code from a Raspberri Pi with a barcode or QR-Code. Is there any way to do it? Any idea how I could do it? is it possible?
Thank you very much!!
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