Hi Jon,
> Well, of course, I have had such a product since 2001, with drivers for EMC.
> I have different FPGA configurations that support step/dir or PWM, but I
> don't have a way to do both on one board.
i know your products for the printer port from the internet but i have
already a Mesa card w
Stefan Schluenss wrote:
>Hi Ray,
>
>i thought many time about changing the fpga code of the MESA card for
>generating step and dir for steppers. It should be possible by keeping
>the interface to EMC2 and driving the steppers like servo´s (from EMC2
>perspective). This would help everyone who need
Stefan Schluenss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> i thought many time about changing the fpga code of the MESA card for
> generating step and dir for steppers. It should be possible by keeping
> the interface to EMC2 and driving the steppers like servo´s (from EMC2
> perspective). This would help e
Hi Ray,
i thought many time about changing the fpga code of the MESA card for
generating step and dir for steppers. It should be possible by keeping
the interface to EMC2 and driving the steppers like servo´s (from EMC2
perspective). This would help everyone who needs to generate a high,
accurate
Hi Eric
I don't have my mesa card in the fast computer I used for the 71k pps
stepper tests but I tried starting up a mesa card inside a stepper_inch
setup. Since all of the mesa communication is in the servo thread it
does almost nothing to the ability of base to spit out pulses.
Certainly cha
Hi all,
This is mostly in context with the Mesa M5i20 board. I have a new project
where I need to control two micro-stepping stepper motors, as well as a
laser. The laser takes a PWM input. I am pretty much committed to the m5i20
for the PWM, but at the same time need to generate 60-70Khz step a
