Mr Acosta,
I've had enough. Perhaps its from seeing the 'P' word time and time again
in the subject line: it's sophomoric, insulting and reflects badly on the
originator, you. Or perhaps it's your insistence on blaming others. There
is not a manufacturer in the world with perfect documentation
Senor Acosta,
I must agree with Mr. Edwards.
La problema es suyo. Empezo un projecto sin tiempo y education.
Ambos son muy costo.
On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 10:26 AM, Richard Acosta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
El 09/11/08 18:55, noel escribió:
Richard,
I'm a happy and satisfied Mesanet
On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 1:26 PM, Jeff Epler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can use step+direction servos hooked to the parport with emc, but
this has two big drawbacks.
First, on dumb I/O like parport, you're limited to fairly modest step
rates. Taken together with the 1/10 microstepping of
snip...
Hi Kevin,
If you have servo motors in the 12 to 24 volt range needing less than 5
amps current, (50-100w servo), and you enjoy playing with pics, the
dspic servo is a great little project. It can be built using samples for
most of the components. It is not the most efficient output stage
Thanks for the reply Lawrence!
I have studied the code and consider this very fine work. It's admirable
that you've donated your time to share the knowledge.
The gcode from the project was among the first I loaded into AXIS to
simulate milling the circuit board. BTW, did you happen to have the
Hi Kevin...
I dont really pay much attention to the tool tables for drilling
I have a box of #59 pcb drills and use those for everything... some
things need to be a little bigger like TO-220 packages, and I just
enlarge them by hand with a twist drill as needed. The #59 is a little
large for
Hi Everyone,
Im having trouble locating people who have done the EMC upgrade on an Anilam
Crusader II Control. If anyone has any experience please let me know, ive been
trying to get the pid working correctly and getting all the odds and ends
working correctly. Thank you in advance for your
Rob White wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Im having trouble locating people who have done the EMC upgrade on an Anilam
Crusader II Control. If anyone has any experience please let me know, ive
been trying to get the pid working correctly and getting all the odds and
ends working correctly. Thank
I don't normally pile one, typically I ignore the irrelevant messages. Hell, I
rarely even post unless I am fairly confident I have the answer to someone's
question. Normally I sit back, read and constantly learn from the information
shared on this mailing list - but I have had some
Thank you Greg. A very eloquent response. ... Jack
Greg Michalski wrote:
I don't normally pile one, typically I ignore the irrelevant messages. Hell,
I rarely even post unless I am fairly confident I have the answer to
someone's question. Normally I sit back, read and constantly learn
On Fri, 2008-11-14 at 22:55 +0200, Dave Houghton wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Thomas L Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 November 2008 10:08 PM
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
Subject: [Emc-users] question about taig 3000 setup
Hi all,
Does anyone have a
On 16 Nov 2008 at 14:39, Thomas L Marshall wrote:
Currently all my designs fail with range errors on all axis which leads
me to believe that I need to read on to learn about axis limit settings.
Thanks again.
Tom
Tom the limit settings are on each axis page of the stepconf wizard.
I saw this question asked, but I never saw an answer.
From what I have seen it looks like the ABILITY is there, but my
understanding of
HOW TO is a little weak.
In my vision of a perfect world (yes, dreaming, again), it would be nice
to issue
a command, or run a routing where I could give it,
Stephen Wille Padnos wrote:
Dave Houghton wrote:
Hello Everyone
In stepconf wizard and the page titled Basic machine information. Driver
type has several options, when I choose Sherline, the Sherline mill does not
work. Driver type - Other, works fine.
I'm sure I've seem this
I did this in EMC 1. At that time I had to write a special program to do this.
The program talked to emc through NML and wrote out the g-code file.
However I believe this can now be done in EMC2 with just a g-code sequence.
Be advised that it takes a long time to probe even a small area in
I hate answering my own messages, but I found what I wanted. I promise,
I tried to look first
before I posted, but life happens.
There are samples in /usr/share/emc/ of .ngc files that deal with probes
and logging data.
like:
gridprobe.ngc
probe-hole.ngc
smartprobe.ngc
tool-length-probe.ngc
I was preparing for a Crusader II conversion on my mill, then I bought a
lathe with a Crusader M Lathe control that didn't work and converted that to
EMC.
The Anilam Crusader II and M that I have both use servo drives with + -
10V control and use tachometer feedback to the drive. The mill
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 06:30:24PM -0600, Heinz Reimer wrote:
In summary, for users of Sherline drivers who have problems with their
machine setup, I think the best bet is still to use the sample stepper
XYZA configuration, with ini file edited to match the factory settings.
Stepconfig
I have found a paper Enhanced Machine Controller Architecture Overview but
until now I do not have it. Could someone having can share it with me
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An Pham Duc wrote:
I have found a paper Enhanced Machine Controller Architecture Overview but
until now I do not have it. Could someone having can share it with me
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Heinz Reimer wrote:
An Pham Duc wrote:
I have found a paper Enhanced Machine Controller Architecture Overview but
until now I do not have it. Could someone having can share it with me
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Thank you Greg,
but I have had some unrealistic expectations placed on me at work (my meat
and potatoes job) recently which I stood up against (successfully)
My MPJ just told me that I may get loads of time for my hobbies (they
call it 'resturcturing' and 'making people redundant', I
Thomas
TAIG DSLS 3000 (work in progress)
Driver Characteristic:
5us - step time
5us - step space
5us - dir hold
5us - dir setup
Parallel Port:
P1 - on/offP14 - unused
P2 - x-dir (invert)P15 - a-alert (invert)
P2 - x-stepP16 - aux-1
P4 - y-dir (invert)
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