Thanks for the concise answer.
I would agree that you don't want to limit the machine, as much as
possible.
None the less, I did have to compromise with the input pins. I think, I
have a workable and logical setup as it is.
Separate switches to home each axis individually and ganged max limit
Dean,
If I got a report about these problems in 2.2.2, I lost it.
Can you let me know what problems you encountered?
I do know of some homing problems in 2.2.1, but the ones I know about
were fixed in 2.2.2.
Jeff
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This
I am using 2.2.2
What kind of bugs? Is it possible to edit the conf file manually?
Can EMC handle sharing the home and min. limit switch on each axis
individually?
Of course, I would like to avoid rewiring.
Thanks,
Chris
Dean Hedin wrote:
Chris make sure you are up to version 2.2.2
There
Jon,
This morning I was able to get it working.
yesterday
not working - module will not load - other sims run
diags not able to see the boards
change bios from EPP to ECP - I know it is supposed to be EPP - it
was EPP in the first place
diags not able to see the boards
run
This looks like good stuff. Thanks for your efforts to improve EMC2!
Jeff
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Hello..
shared home and limit is no problem in EMC2, that's the config i use the
most on my machines. here is the pinout for an triac denford that i have
retrofitted. This config is using one pin for each axis with two NC
switches acting as limit, when
I can't say for certain, but it sounds like just a processor power issue. The
process may even show a lot of idle time. Whats most important is how quickly
the processor responds to the real-time interrupt request, and that a
non-maskable interrupt hasn't taken priority over it. The older
Chris Barker wrote:
Is it possible to edit the conf file manually?
YES, very much so.
EMC has _always_ been configured by editing ini and hal files. Stepconf
is brand new in version 2.2, and is a wizard intended to make setting
up simple stepper machines easier for beginners. It is NOT the
I'm pleased to announce version 0.1 of m7i43_hm2, a HAL driver for the
new Mesa Electronics 7i43 board with the HostMot2 firmware (short for
Host Motion Control 2). Information about the 7i43 is available at
http://mesanet.com/, click on MOTION CONTROL on the left and scroll
down to the 7i43
Thank you, Bjorn,
I will look closely at your .ini file examples.
When I say 'shared home and limit' I mean physically the same switch. I
see that you address that.
This will give me something to start from .
Chris
Bjrn Kristiansen wrote:
Subject:
On Fri, 2008-01-18 at 15:39 -0500, Patrick Rogers wrote:
I do have USB enabled so I can use a USB
keyboard to configure the BIOS.
If you have USB legacy support enabled, that is probably a problem:
http://www.rtai.dk/cgi-bin/gratiswiki.pl?Latency_Killer
Try to find a PS2 keyboard! ;)
Interesting.
The processor is an Intel Celeron 433 Mhz. RAM is only 256 megs (I
have to allocate 2 to the onboard video). When I run the latency
test over a remote X11 connection I get significantly better scores
(and the UI is much more responsive) than when using the local
display
hi
About 7I43, i am interesting in how many I/O chanlels with 8 AC servo motors?
thanks
aram
I'm pleased to announce version 0.1 of m7i43_hm2, a HAL driver for the
new Mesa Electronics 7i43 board with the HostMot2 firmware (short for
Host Motion Control 2). Information about the 7i43 is
Hi,
I've installed EMC 2.2.1 onto an old PC from the BDI CD. The system
works fairly well even though it is low on RAM and slightly under
powered. When I run the RTAI Latency test however I get overruns,
and EMC itself refuses to run because of real time errors.
After reading some of the
Thanks for posting that link.
After reading through it I'm thinking that ...
acpi=off apm=off on the kernel line in /boot/grub/menu.lst would be a wise
idea.
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From: Matthew Glenn Shaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.rtai.dk/cgi-bin/gratiswiki.pl?Latency_Killer
Patrick Rogers wrote:
Hi,
I've installed EMC 2.2.1 onto an old PC from the BDI CD. The system
works fairly well even though it is low on RAM and slightly under
powered. When I run the RTAI Latency test however I get overruns,
and EMC itself refuses to run because of real time
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
reset BIOS to EPP - also change another BIOS setting to be sure
more of the BIOS is changed than just the ECP to EPP - grasping at
straws
diags now able to see the boards
EMC2 starts and runs
working on GL configuration
Thanks for the responses and
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