Ben,
Thanks for trying the druid and your suggestions.
See my *** comments below.
Michel
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Can someone please give me a heads up on how to change the keyboard
shortcut assignments in Axis. At the moment I have to press the 'right'
button to jog the axis to the left etc. and I'd like to change 'em
around a bit. Thanks..
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Best wishes,
Ian
Ian W. Wright
Sheffield UK
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As Brian mentioned, table to the left = tool to the right.
The keys match the motion from G-code, so a cursor-right keypress is the
same as G-code to move in the +X direction, etc. If they don't match
on your system, then I'd say someone has been playing with your keyboard
mapping in X :) If
On Friday 28 September 2007 09:56, Ian Wright wrote:
> Can someone please give me a heads up on how to change the keyboard
> shortcut assignments in Axis. At the moment I have to press the 'right'
> button to jog the axis to the left etc. and I'd like to change 'em
> around a bit. Thanks..
are
Hi Guys,
Will EMC work with linear motors and can anyone recommended a linear motor
that will work with EMC?
This is for an 8x16ft gantry for a waterjet cutting machine that I am
designing and building. The motors need some decent power to move the fairly
heavy 16ft y-axis.
Hopefully someone c
John Laessig wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> Will EMC work with linear motors and can anyone recommended a linear
> motor that will work with EMC?
>
EMC really doesn't know anything about motors. It is the
"drive's" responsibility to handle that. EMC sends some signal
to the drive, either to move a spec
