On Thu, 8 Mar 2012 21:46:16 -0600
Scott Hasse <scott.ha...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm doing some volunteer work for a local hackerspace
> (sector67.org).  We recently completed conversion of two anilam knee
> mills to LinuxCNC, including adding a 4th rotary stepper axis for one
> of the mills.  We now want to do some simple plunge EDM'ing, and
> ideally would reuse the LinuxCNC z axis control.
> 
> Although I could make a custom control loop, I'm thinking that a
> simple conditional/looping gcode program, looking at the value of an
> analog input (m66) to determine whether to move up, stay in place or
> move down should get the job done in the regular axis GUI (with
> perhaps the addition of a pyvcp panel for a simple status).
> 
> My question is about this analog input.  I used A Mesa 5i23 card with
> servo and isolated I/O daughter cards, so I have ample digital I/O.
> Has anyone used a circuit with a voltage to frequency converter
> (LM331 or similar) to create a digital pulse train read in linuxCNC
> as an encoder I presume and then hooked that up to the analog m66
> inputs?
> 
> Looking for advice on that specific problem or other ideas on solving
> the overall problem.
> 
> Thanks much,
> 
> Scott
> 
> 
Try getting a hold of Pete. 

Pete_Gruendeman <gruende...@att.net>

He has done some cute sinker stuff. As for wire emc will handle that. 

Dave

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