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Function and Accelerator Keys

 Escape  abort motion                        <-|
 F1      toggle estop/estop reset state        |
 F2      toggle machine off/machine on state   |- work in MDI mode also
 F3      manual mode                           |
 F4      auto mode                             |
 F5      MDI mode                            <-|
 F6      reset interpreter
 F7      toggle mist on/mist off
 F8      toggle flood on/flood off
 F9      toggle spindle forward/off
 F10     toggle spindle reverse/off
 F11     decrease spindle speed              <-|- work in MDI mode also
 F12     increase spindle speed              <-|
 x       select X axis
 y       select Y axis
 z       select Z axis
 Left, Right Arrow  jog X axis
 Up, Down Arrow     jog Y axis
 Page Up, Down      jog Z axis
 Home    home selected axis
 End     touch off selected axis
 <, >    decrement or increment axis speed
 c/C     select continuous jogging
 i/I     select incremental jog, and toggle through increments
 1-9,0   set feed override to 10%-90%, 0 is 100%
 @       toggle commanded/actual position display
 #       toggle absolute/relative position display
 o/O     open a program
 r/R     run an opened program
 p/P     pause an executing program
 s/S     resume a paused program
 a/A     step one line in a paused program
 b       take spindle brake off
 Alt-b   put spindle brake on
 Alt-s   start logging
 Alt-p   pause logging
 Alt-f   save log file
 Ctrl-p  print log file (if /usr/X11R6/bin/xgraph is installed)


 Note that MDI mode disables most of the keys, since they are valid symbols that can be typed in. F1-F5 work in MDI, as do the spindle speed change keys F11 and F12.

http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Keyboard_Shortcuts

http://linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gui/axis.html

11.4. ~./axisrc


If it exists, the contents of ~/.axisrc are executed as Python source code just before the AXIS GUI is displayed. The details of what may be written in the axisrc are subject to change during the development cycle.

The following adds Control-Q as a keyboard shortcut for Quit.
root_window.bind("<Control-q>", "destroy .")
help2.append(("Control-Q", "Quit"))

Hacking a Keyboard for EMC2 / Axis Control
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/linuxcnc-formerly-emc2-/91346-hacking-keyboard-emc2-axis-control.html

Keyboard re-mapping (key binding)
http://www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum/21-axis/14675-keyboard-re-mapping-key-binding?limitstart=0

Logitech Dual Action Gamepad as EMC2 Pendant
http://softsolder.com/2010/03/23/logitech-dual-action-gamepad-as-emc2-pendant/