El 09/09/2008 11:53 p.m., Kirk Wallace escribió:
On Tue, 2008-09-09 at 20:14 -0300, Richard Acosta wrote:
Hello, my name is Richard, and i´have bought a 7i43 board, wich i hope
to use on a home made drilling machine.
I´m stuck on the first steps, i have connected this board using
parallel p
El 10/09/2008 03:04 p.m., Sebastian Kuzminsky escribió:
Richard Acosta wrote:
Hello, my name is Richard, and i´have bought a 7i43 board, wich i hope
to use on a home made drilling machine.
I´m stuck on the first steps, i have connected this board using parallel
port cable, set jumpers acc
Hi Ed,
I have used a high-flex ribbon cable to great success. Others have
mentioned flex circuits which are great but can cost you with tooling.
Digi-key should have it, or Google...
Glenn
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This may be completely obvious but for signal-level electric
communications a kapton backed thin film (I'm not sure what they're
called but they're typically used in harddrives for the read heads,
inkjet printers for driving the ink cartridge among other things)
cable has a very, very long lifespan
Sebastian,
>> Yep, sounds like all the HAL pins & params are set right. Just to make
sure, you've added the hm2_5i20.read() and .write() functions to a realtime
thread, and you've started the realtime kernel, right? <<
Yes. If I had not, then I don't think anything would work. As it is, my
step
Hi Steve,
the culprit might be probe_parport, can you check if parport_pc shows up
under lsmod (right after booting the machine, then after running emc2), and
if you have loadrt probe_parport in your hal file.
Regards,
Alex
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From: "Steve Blackmore" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi Steve
On Wednesday 10 September 2008, Steve Blackmore wrote:
> Thanks Paul - I do have the modules If anybody needs them,
Thanks, but no - You get to keep all the broken pieces ;-)
> what's the next course of action? Is it something I've done or an error in
> the updates somewhere?
It is no
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
> The enable pin for the PWM is getting set. If I set the enable to true, and
> then set the value to say 5.0, when I do a show pin I do in fact see that
> the enable pin is true and that the pwm value pin is 5.0.
>
> Per your other email, I would think that this also proves
Sebastian,
The enable pin for the PWM is getting set. If I set the enable to true, and
then set the value to say 5.0, when I do a show pin I do in fact see that
the enable pin is true and that the pwm value pin is 5.0.
Per your other email, I would think that this also proves that the scale is
se
Many thanks Alex.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Wed, 10 Sep 2008 21:42:14
+0300Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Need more help (New in emc2 & linux)
Hi,
I have some older configs for a 540, so they might need updating (I think they
worked with 2.1.x, but they might work with 2.2.x),
I am finally getting to work on my Hardinge CHNC and would like to
repleace the old cables that run to the back side of the cross slide.
These cables run in a track something like an Igus(sp) so they get
flexed constantly. The cables would be for encoder, limit and home
switches,turret position
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
> The pwmgen.XX.enable HAL pin gets initialized to 0 and sent to the FPGA
> on module load. When the user changes the HAL pin, the new value is
> sent to the FPGA. Eric, can you verify that the HAL enable pin for the
> PWM in question does get set to 1?
Another thin
On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 17:17:35 +0100, you wrote:
>
>Alex
>
>On Tuesday 09 September 2008, Alex Joni wrote:
>> can you post a list of modules loaded?
>
>You don't need a list of loaded modules to diagnose the problem (actually,
>there are two).
>
>> From: "Steve Blackmore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> > [
Richard Acosta wrote:
> Hello, my name is Richard, and i´have bought a 7i43 board, wich i hope
> to use on a home made drilling machine.
>
> I´m stuck on the first steps, i have connected this board using parallel
> port cable, set jumpers according to what manual says, so, now i don't
> know w
Peter C. Wallace wrote:
>> I presumed the selecting of one PWM in the configuration set the direction
>> of the GPIO, as it does for the step and direction outputs for the two
>> steppers in the configuration.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Eric
>>
> It should...
>
> Is the PWM pin high or low?
>
> Did you st
Alex
On Tuesday 09 September 2008, Alex Joni wrote:
> can you post a list of modules loaded?
You don't need a list of loaded modules to diagnose the problem (actually,
there are two).
> From: "Steve Blackmore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > [ 6204.322690] Pid: 5635, comm: insmod Tainted: GF 2.6
Ed Nisley wrote:
> A plaintive note from a lurker...
>
> When you guys hit "Reply" to fire off a one-liner message,
> could you -please- trim off the 1300-some-odd lines of
> diagnostic trace / dmesg dump / status log that accompanied
> the original note?
>
Actually - if you have 1300 lines o
A plaintive note from a lurker...
When you guys hit "Reply" to fire off a one-liner message,
could you -please- trim off the 1300-some-odd lines of
diagnostic trace / dmesg dump / status log that accompanied
the original note?
I'd appreciate it if folks replying to digest messages would
do th
On Wed, 2008-09-10 at 19:27 +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all
> I am trying to convert a Wabeco CNC lathe from PC Dreh the DOS based German
> package that it was supplied with to EMC2.
>
> I am having problems with the pinout to the controller, has anyone attempted
> this before?
>
> I am
Hi all
I am trying to convert a Wabeco CNC lathe from PC Dreh the DOS based German
package that it was supplied with to EMC2.
I am having problems with the pinout to the controller, has anyone attempted
this before?
I am concerned that the controller will only work if I use PC Dreh and the
dongle
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