How do I count the encoder pulses? I read about the encoder component of
EMC2 in the integrator manual and it says that the encoder component can
count the encoder pulses of the motor. I still don't know hot to use that
component to count the encoder pulses of the motor. Help me please...
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Hello
Last week I tested the hal_input with my usb joypad. This stuff works
very well. Congratulations EMC2 developers!
If I can understand correctly this:
http://hawkeye1.net/Projects/BRL_FHD3.1_poster_final.pdf
A closed loop servo at 1ms is possible using USB bulk-mode with
microframes transfer
Gentlemen,
The freeglut3 and the libgl1-mesa, libgl1-mesa-dev,
libgl1-mesa-dri packages are the ones you need. That is what I had to
load to compile.
thanks
Stuart
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Alex Joni wrote:
> Did you try apt-get build-dep emc2 ?
> That is the preferred way to get all build dependencies for emc2.
Yes, I did, and it ran with no complaint. But, when I tried the
./configure for EMC2, I got a number of errors. First, Lyx
wasn't there, so I removed the option to build t
Colin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have configured emc for parport setup as output, however when I measure
> the voltages on the input pins 10,11,12,13 and 15 I find that they are
> already high eg 5V. Can I set the pins to 0V and then drive them high by
> signals?
>
Wiring to input pins on a parport wa
Hello,
I have configured emc for parport setup as output, however when I measure
the voltages on the input pins 10,11,12,13 and 15 I find that they are
already high eg 5V. Can I set the pins to 0V and then drive them high by
signals?
Thanks in advance
Colin
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