It does not report a serial number to the camera. I have an EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS. The lens was introduced in 2005. My copy was made in March 2011. It does provide an lens serial number to the camera. I have an EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS II. The lens was introduced in 2010. My copy was made in June 2010. I reports a lens serial number to the camera. In addition to the software methods below, the serial number can be found on a printed label located on the back of the appliance unit. Access your RSA enVision appliance. Locate the C: WINNT system32 drivers etc ie-oe.dat file. The serial number will be shown in the S/N= field. The number will begin with NNG. I am trying to replace PWM 5 and PWM 6 with Software Serial RX & TX. After going through a large number of blog posts, I tried to summarise everything together and think I need to update target.h as follows: #define SERIALPORTCOUNT 5 //VCP, USART1, USART3, USART6, SOFTSERIAL1 #define USESOFTSERIAL1. Softserial stands for “Software Serial”, is a Betaflight feature to emulate serial port (UART) for connecting extra devices on a flight controller. It can also be used for connecting inverted SmartPort on F4 FC’s without hardware inversion.
The custom macro shown below will allow you to mill numbers on your workpieces. Though it has some limitations that can be easily improved upon, the macro shows the logic behind how serializing can be done.
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The custom macro shown below will allow you to mill numbers on your workpieces. Though it has some limitations that can be easily improved upon, the macro shows the logic behind how serializing can be done.
A permanent common variable (#500) is used to keep track of the current serial number. Prior to starting a production run, the operator must reset this variable to zero. This custom macro allows you to serialize numbers from 1 to 999, which should cover most production runs. If you need to serialize higher, then you can figure out the logic for doing so from our example.
You’ll call the serializing custom macro from your main program after you’ve commanded that the engraving tool be placed in the spindle. The variables you’ll place in the call statement to the custom macro include: X and Y position to start (X, Y); the Z surface into which to engrave (Z); the spacing you desire between the characters (S); the feedrate for milling (F); and the depth to which you want to engrave (D). The custom macro does the rest, stepping the serial number each time the it is called, and milling the current number.
Ten subprograms are required, one for each number (0 through 9). The program for the number zero is O5000. Number one is O5001. Number two is O5002 and so on through O5009. We’ve included one example number (one, program O5001), but there isn’t room here to show them all. If you want the rest of them, then visit www.cncci.com/resources/tips/serial.htm. However, it’s likely that you’ll need to create your own number programs, based upon the size and font you require (the numbers you can find on my Web site are 1.0-inch high).
Here is a sample calling program—just enough to show the custom macro being called:
O0001 (MAIN PROGRAM)
N005 T01 M06 (ENGRAVING TOOL)
N010 G54 G90 S440 M03
N015 G00 X0 Y0
N020 G43 H01 Z1.0 M08
N025 G65 P4999 X1.0 Y1. Z0.0 F4.0 S0.75 D0.01
N030 G91 G28 Z0 M19
N035 M30
Here is the serializing custom macro program:
O4999 (SERIAL NUMBERING CUSTOM MACRO)
#111=#24 (FIND CURRENT X ABS)
#112=#25 (FIND CURRENT Y ABS)
#113= #26 (FIND CURRENT Z ABS)
#500 = #500+1 (STEP SERIAL NUMBER)
#110 = #19 (SPACING)
#121 = #9 (FEEDRATE)
(1 THROUGH 1O)
IF [#500 GT 9] GOTO 10
G52 X#111 Y#112
#105 = 5000 + #500
G65 P#105 Z#26 D#7
G52 X0 Y0
GOTO 99
Here is a sample calling program—just enough to show the custom macro being called:
O0001 (MAIN PROGRAM)
N005 T01 M06 (ENGRAVING TOOL)
N010 G54 G90 S440 M03
N015 G00 X0 Y0
N020 G43 H01 Z1.0 M08
N025 G65 P4999 X1.0 Y1. Z0.0 F4.0 S0.75 D0.01
N030 G91 G28 Z0 M19
N035 M30
Here is the serializing custom macro program:
O4999 (SERIAL NUMBERING CUSTOM MACRO)
#111=#24 (FIND CURRENT X ABS)
#112=#25 (FIND CURRENT Y ABS)
#113= #26 (FIND CURRENT Z ABS)
#500 = #500+1 (STEP SERIAL NUMBER)
#110 = #19 (SPACING)
#121 = #9 (FEEDRATE)
(1 THROUGH 1O)
IF [#500 GT 9] GOTO 10
G52 X#111 Y#112
#105 = 5000 + #500
G65 P#105 Z#26 D#7
G52 X0 Y0
GOTO 99
(10 THROUGH 99)
N10 IF [#500 GT 99] GOTO 20
G52 X#111 Y#112
#100 = FIX[#500/10] (GET FIRST)
#105 = 5000 + #100
M98 P#105
G52 X[#111+#110]
#101 = #500 - #100*10
G65 P[5000+ #101] Z#26 D#7
G52 X0 Y0
GOTO 99
(100 THROUGH 999)
N20 IF [#500 GT 999] GOTO 30
G52 X#111 Y#112
#100 = FIX[#500/100] (GET FIRST)
G65 P[5000 +#100] Z#26 D#7
G52 X[#111+#110] Y#112
#101 = #500 - #100*100
#102 = FIX [#101/10] (GET SECOND)
G65 P[5000+ #102] Z#26 D#7
G52 X[#111+#110*2] Y#112
#103 = #101 - #102*10 (GET THIRD)
#105 = 5000 +#103
G65 P#105 Z#26 D#7
G52 X0 Y0
GOTO 99
N30 #3000 = 100 (OUT OF RANGE)
N99
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Here is the subprogram for the number one (1):
F4 Software Serial Numbers
O5001
G00Z[#26+0.1]
X0.5183Y0.0
Z[#26+0.1]
G01Z[#26-#7]F#121
X0.3961Y0.0
X0.3961Y0.7792
X0.3723Y0.7582
X0.345Y0.7371
X0.3143Y0.716
X0.2802Y0.695
X0.2453Y0.6752
X0.2122Y0.6581
X0.1809Y0.6436
X0.1515Y0.6318
X0.1515Y0.75
X0.2012Y0.7754
X0.2476Y0.8033
X0.2908Y0.8338
X0.3308Y0.8668
X0.3664Y0.9009
X0.3964Y0.9344
X0.4208Y0.9675
X0.4395Y1.0
X0.5183Y1.0
X0.5183Y0.0
M99
