On 04/16/2021 12:30 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
Greetings all;
I am still looking for a little help in rigid tapping.
Since the GO704 can only muster around 2 hp in its current drive
configuration, its often that I have to write a peck routine where each
peck goes just a fraction of a turn farther
For me 3 has way too much indent, a couple of spaces is enough to get
the message across.
JT
On 4/16/21 12:17 PM, Hans Unzner wrote:
Unfortunately the subsections (.SS) of the man pages are not treated
as such when convertet to HTML. Just bold text.
Especially the halui man page lacks
On Fri, 16 Apr 2021 at 18:18, Hans Unzner wrote:
> What version would you prefer?
3 looked too different at first, but it is growing on me,
What does the Hostmot2 manpage look like run through your system?
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atp
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On Friday 16 April 2021 13:17:52 Hans Unzner wrote:
> Unfortunately the subsections (.SS) of the man pages are not treated
> as such when convertet to HTML. Just bold text.
> Especially the halui man page lacks clarity because of that.
>
> I created a little macro that handles the subsections.
>
Greetings all;
I am still looking for a little help in rigid tapping.
Since the GO704 can only muster around 2 hp in its current drive
configuration, its often that I have to write a peck routine where each
peck goes just a fraction of a turn farther until the tap is deep
enough. But
Unfortunately the subsections (.SS) of the man pages are not treated as
such when convertet to HTML. Just bold text.
Especially the halui man page lacks clarity because of that.
I created a little macro that handles the subsections.
What version would you prefer?
1. Indent the text of the
For people not familiar with this linear scale 'trick'
https://resources.renishaw.com/download.aspx?lang=en=49228=1
My old company used Heidenhain LSNNNc scales because the 2 to 5 meter
travelss with top speeds of 1 meter per minute made homing tedious.
I remember the marks were every cm so
On Fri, Apr 16, 2021 at 3:37 PM andy pugh wrote:
> I am not sure that you can guarantee that the ini.X.home_offset pin is
> read at the right time.
>
> My suspicion (without looking very hard) is that the ini pins are
> polled in user-space and the homing code runs in realtime.
you're right...
On Fri, 16 Apr 2021 at 13:23, Dmitry Yurtaev wrote:
> i think it can be done without any mods to the linuxcnc by a wrapper
> component for hm2.encoder, HOME_USE_INDEX and using the
> ini.X.home_offset pin to set the abs position.
I am not sure that you can guarantee that the ini.X.home_offset
i think it can be done without any mods to the linuxcnc by a wrapper
component for hm2.encoder, HOME_USE_INDEX and using the
ini.X.home_offset pin to set the abs position.
1. wait joint.X.index-enable -> set encoder.latch-enable
2. wait for encoder.latch-enable to reset (on 1st index mark) ->
I am intrigued by the puzzle of how to support distance-coded scales
in LinuxCNC.
https://forum.linuxcnc.org/12-milling/42195-retrofitting-mikron-wf41c?start=10#205856
Support for the basic protocol can be handled either by a HAL
component, or by tweaks to the encoder drivers. Either can supply
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