Could be possible G100+EMC2?
Are someone working on it?
Regards:
Antonio
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On Saturday 08 September 2007, Stephen Wille Padnos wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
Greetings;
I friend has sent me an archive of .gbr files to see what I think of the
project. Unforch, gerbview is only showing me a black, blank screen even
if I surround the filenames, which have winders spaces in
On Saturday 08 September 2007, Javid Butler wrote:
Good point about the aperature data-it should appear as a list very similar
to a tool list. When I do a PC board the aperature file is a separate file,
and without it you will not see anything. Did the viewer generate an error
about a missing
On Sunday 09 September 2007, Jon Elson wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
Greetings;
I friend has sent me an archive of .gbr files to see what I think of the
project. Unforch, gerbview is only showing me a black, blank screen even
if I surround the filenames, which have winders spaces in them, with
Does anyone use the Xylotex 3 or 4 axis board?
As I understand it all on has to do is plug the parallel cable into
the board and wire up the motors and power supply.
Is there any other all in one cards for steppers?
I noticed that on the EMC2 Supported Hardware page that the Gecko
drives are
have you tried Eagle PCB from cadsoftusa.com there is a free for
non-comercial use. There may be a User Language Program or a built in
Greber converter. If you can get it into eagle then milling a PCB is easy.
Gene Heskett wrote:
On Sunday 09 September 2007, Jon Elson wrote:
Gene Heskett
Any one use the EAS Microstep and Breakout board?
http://www.embeddedtronics.com/
Does it work well with EMC2?
I know it is current limited to 3 amps but beside that it seems to be a cost
effective
way to start with a small x y table...
Thanks
John
Help !!
I have been struggling to get my Acess DIO-48 board working without much
success. I have been trying to get the ax5214h driver to work with it in
order to use HAL on my Hardinge project. I figured it should be the same,
both use 8255 etc. My opinion is that the config byte is different.
Svenne Larsson wrote:
I'm planning to use them together with a set of Rutex controllers.
Not there yet, but in a very near future I have more to tell. :)
Oh, there will be lots more to tell, I am afraid. The Minertia
motors have extremely small inductance, as they are ironless
rotor motors.
Dale schrieb:
have you tried Eagle PCB from cadsoftusa.com there is a free for
non-comercial use. There may be a User Language Program or a built in
Greber converter. If you can get it into eagle then milling a PCB is easy.
At least there is pcb-gcode which outputs nice gcode from layouts.
Just in case someone is interested, I saw this on eBay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/3-axis-CNC-Servo-motor-and-drive-set-1KW-brushless_W0QQitemZ120158639233QQihZ002QQcategoryZ12584QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Kirk Wallace
I am in the market for a CNC mill to rebuild or convert. I would like a
40 taper spindle with tool changer. A bed mill would be good, but I'll
consider a knee mill. The closer to central California the better. Other
wise I will convert my Bridgeport, but I hate to take it out of service.
Kirk
Hello Everyone,
Over the last few nights Ive experienced a coupled of odd events with
EMC 2.1.7 normally runs flawlessly. Running AXIS Ive homed all axes
to zero and then commenced running my Gcode. Last night the Y axis home
position appeared to jump by 0.400 (as seen on the DRO), axis
I'm using a xylotex 3-axis board. I'm pretty happy with it so far. For
whatever reason, my machine moves reliably at higher speeds (70ipm
instead of 40ipm) in half-step mode than 1/8 step mode, though most
people seem to prefer using the board in 1/8 step configuration.
The connections are very
Jon,
Jon wrote:
Why do you want the G100? There are a number of cheaper, more
capable interfaces to step/direction drives that give you a
number of advanced features the G100 still lacks. For instance,
my Universal Stepper Controller :
http://jelinux.pico-systems.com/univstep.html
It is
John Thornton wrote:
Does anyone use the Xylotex 3 or 4 axis board?
Sure, I use a Xylotex 3-axis board for testing things. It is
suitable for Sherline sized machines (NEMA23 motors).
As I understand it all on has to do is plug the parallel cable into
the board and wire up the motors and
Thanks for the info Jon. I will do some more digging on their site
for the complete specs of these systems. I'm sure I will have more
questions.
Reg
On 9/9/07, Jon Elson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Svenne Larsson wrote:
I'm planning to use them together with a set of Rutex controllers.
Not
On Sunday 09 September 2007, John Thornton wrote:
Does anyone use the Xylotex 3 or 4 axis board?
As I understand it all on has to do is plug the parallel cable into
the board and wire up the motors and power supply.
I have a 3 axis that works great. And I at the time had to build a patchbox
On Sunday 09 September 2007, Dale wrote:
have you tried Eagle PCB from cadsoftusa.com there is a free for
non-comercial use. There may be a User Language Program or a built in
Greber converter. If you can get it into eagle then milling a PCB is easy.
Unforch, the copy of eagle I have here won't
On Sunday 09 September 2007, Jon Elson wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
Thanks Jon. This was just recently generated on a Mac, a simple pcb board
for mounting a 27xxx eprom chip and plugging it into a color computer.
Is there a convertor in the geda suite (or any linux free) that can
convert this
The Mac mini's are very tempting. Duo 2 core. 1.8 GHz . Runs OSX
( BSD unix ) with an Apple replacement of X on top.
AFIK X the proper compile of X runs just fine. The only problem is
the lack of EMC compatible I/O. The mini's have USB, Ethernet, and
Firewire. The really nice thing is the
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