thanks for your help i will try a different computer the motors would just hum
so this makes sense thanks
rick
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> Jul 2008 17:49:20 -0700> Subject: Re: [
On Wed, 2008-07-23 at 00:18 +, rick dell wrote:
> yes the link you sent me is the correct item. the computer i am
> trying to use is an old compaq laptop. as far as my configuration goes
> i am lost, i set it up according to there directions on the program
> they suggest to use but have not con
yes the link you sent me is the correct item. the computer i am trying to use
is an old compaq laptop. as far as my configuration goes i am lost, i set it up
according to there directions on the program they suggest to use but have not
configured it correctly ( or even close for emc) which is th
On Tue, 2008-07-22 at 23:35 +, rick dell wrote:
> has anyone set up emc for the hugh automations aio-500. I have tried
> and not succeded to configure it properly
> can anyone help?
>rick
Is this it?
http://www.dsns.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=84
What pr
has anyone set up emc for the hugh automations aio-500. I have tried and not
succeded to configure it properly
can anyone help?
rick
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Thank you John - you don't know how much I have been beating myself up
for not understanding HAL. Even if there are typos in your email I'm
sure I should be able to make things work now. I have got the basic idea
of HAL I think but when I was trying to make my own script I was under
the impress
Ian W. Wright wrote:
> After struggling unsuccessfully for a long time to try to find the
> direct relevance between the HAL tutorial and driving my stepper spindle
> ( I haven't yet given up on this as I get the impression that it may
> give me a bit more speed )
The tutorial is not "the way t
Chris Radek said:
> On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 07:20:53PM -0700, Terry wrote:
>>I rewrote the program using the text editor with small case letters
>>and the one from the text editor ran perfectly.
>>
>>Is there something on a windows based text file that I cant see
>>and is causing th
After struggling unsuccessfully for a long time to try to find the
direct relevance between the HAL tutorial and driving my stepper spindle
( I haven't yet given up on this as I get the impression that it may
give me a bit more speed ) , I came across a script that Geert had made
a year or so a
Rafael,
This is an idea on how to provide linear motion to a single axis:
http://www.oemdynamics.com/hld_animation/hld_intro.html
The Harmonic Linear Drive (HLD) article was posted in Machine Design on
6/16/08:
http://machinedesign.com/ContentItem/719/72741/ScanningforIdeasNovelRecirculatingBe
There is a fellow in Germany that has come up with a DXF to gcode converter
for Linux (and Windows). I've not had a chance to try it out but it
looks promising.
Similar to what ACE is to Windows. If this works out, we may be able
to do a project
in Linux, start to finish!
Website (in German):
http
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 07:20:53PM -0700, Terry wrote:
>I rewrote the program using the text editor with small case letters
>and the one from the text editor ran perfectly.
>
>Is there something on a windows based text file that I cant see
>and is causing the resonance?
We humans a
http://www.mechmate.com/ has free plans for basically a full size metal
frame.
>From what I read it is based on older ShopBot design, but done from scratch
and are available for personal use or even commercial use with some
restrictions
if you want to make it for sale.
I hope this helps!
186,00
I do my "artwork" in Corel Draw Windows, export as DXF, convert
to gcode with ACE (windows), tweak the gcode in CIMCOEdit, then
copy it to a USB flash drive, copy from flash to EMC machine, do final
tweaks in gedit or scite and run it. I don't think your problems come
from the Windows/Linux copy pr
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