Wireless Key Pad

[baricl (Loren Baric)]

This has probably been beat to death but is this correct for a wireless key pad for CC 514

Num Lock OFF

UP ARROW - MOVE Y AXIS + Back
DOWN ARROW - MOVE Y AXIS - Front
LEFT ARROW - MOVE X AXIS - Left
RIGHT ARROW - MOVE X AXIS + Right
PLUS SIGN - MOVE Z AXIS + Up
MINUS SIGN - MOVE Z AXIS - Down

Num Lock ON

1. SET STEP DISTANCE TO 0.025 MM
2. SET STEP DISTANCE TO 0.25 MM
3. SET STEP DISTANCE TO 1 MM
4. SET STEP DISTANCE TO FAST

I tested and this is all correct

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

I’ve been trying to keep:

Keyboard Shortcut Cheat sheet for Carbide Create and Motion

Hope this helps! [Carbide3D_create_motion_keyboard_shortcuts_CM5_CC6] Updated version for Carbide Motion 5 and Carbide Create 6 (updated for 627): Carbide3D_create_motion_keyboard_shortcuts_CM5_CC6.pdf (665.0 KB) For folks who only use Carbide Create or Motion: Carbide3D_create_motion_keyboard_shortcuts_CM5.pdf (661.1 KB) Carbide3D_create_motion_keyboard_shortcuts_CC6.pdf (573.3 KB) and Carbide Create build 727 adds a number of keyboard shortcuts, so warrants its own chart: [Carbide3D_…

up to date, and I believe that matches what is there.

That said, I just use a game pad as a pendant, remapping keys using AntiMicro, since I find the layout less confusing and the fortuitous colour-coding helpful:

A different sort of pendant

I find the game controller and numeric keypad layouts a bit confusing (also, my son lay claim to the second Logitech F310 since he left his at college), and while I love the click on my wonderful 6 Key Keyboard (Techkeys SixKeyBoard CNC Edition) I find I need to change the jog rate often enough when using my Shapeoko that it has been consigned to the far corner of the basement for use with my Nomad (and I am anxiously awaiting the 3x3 version). Until that time, I’ve been looking for an alternat…

(and there’s actually at least one machine vendor who distributes such as a pendant for their machines)