hm2/hm2_5i23.0: encoder.00 dT = 0, how can this be?
This is a known bug in the HostMot2 encoder velocity calculation.
Maybe someone more knowlegable can point to a workaround
so these error messages dont clog up the queue.
The hm2 message listed above does not go over NML, it goes directly
I agree with John! Home brewing is the only way to go. Been doing
it for about 12 years now. Not sure if I ever saved any money at it
though... ;-)
Mark
At 05:48 PM 1/24/2009, you wrote:
Then do like I do and make your own beer and wine!
http://suburb.semo.net/jet1024/BeerHome.htm
There
Alex Joni wrote:
hm2/hm2_5i23.0: encoder.00 dT = 0, how can this be?
This is a known bug in the HostMot2 encoder velocity calculation.
Maybe someone more knowlegable can point to a workaround
so these error messages dont clog up the queue.
The hm2 message listed above does not go over NML,
Chris Radek wrote:
On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 08:44:07PM -0700, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
No logs are written beyond that one message, and no NML/CMS buffers at
all are involved.
When running AXIS, those do make it somehow over NML and they scroll
up the AXIS window. I haven't seen them the
In motion.c:rtapi_app_main(),
rtapi_set_msg_handler(emc_message_handler);
emc_message_handler sends RTAPI_MSG_ERROR-level messages to task through
emcmotErrorPut, and task puts them in nml.
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Hello John, hello Mark,
although this goes way beyond the purposes of this mail group: You didn't
taste anything before you tried my home distilled Bavarian fruit schnaps
(pear, apple, plums)... but this makes Mesas cards no cheaper...
Greetings
Peter Blodow
At 12:06 25.01.2009, you wrote:
I
Jeff Epler wrote:
In motion.c:rtapi_app_main(),
rtapi_set_msg_handler(emc_message_handler);
emc_message_handler sends RTAPI_MSG_ERROR-level messages to task through
emcmotErrorPut, and task puts them in nml.
Thanks Jeff.
Sorry Donnie and Peter, i was mistaken... :-(
I'll change that
Leslie Newell les.new...@... writes:
I have to agree. There are so many times where this is useful or even
vital for a particular job. I understand the difficulties involved in
stopping halfway through a move but would it be possible to have an
option to stop at the end of the current
In emc2/Axis when I pause the machine, the spindle continues to turn and
coolant
stays on. I have spindle/coolant override switches which I then use to
turn them
off, and this will let me get in there to correct a swarf or coolant
issue. In
order to jog the machine, I have to hit the
On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 04:37:18PM +, Tom wrote:
At that point, I highlight the line in the nc file
where I left off and hit set next line, but there is no way to turn the
coolant/spindle back on
This is fixed in the upcoming EMC 2.3
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Jeff Epler wrote:
In motion.c:rtapi_app_main(),
rtapi_set_msg_handler(emc_message_handler);
emc_message_handler sends RTAPI_MSG_ERROR-level messages to task through
emcmotErrorPut, and task puts them in nml.
Thanks Jeff.
Sorry Donnie and Peter, i was
Hello Sam, Alex, Roger, Jon, Tom, Steve, at al.,
thanks for all your comments.
I wanted to try to get EMC running this weekend, but unfortunately I
wasn´t able to because I had to work on machining a large and complex
terrain model made of extruded polystyrene. Luckily I do not have to use
the
fr...@... writes:
snip...
The reason Id like to change the soft CNC is that Mach 3 slows down the
machine dramatically on complex fine cuts with a large number of short G1
movements. Can I expect an improvement of the cutting speed by utilizing
EMC?
Hi Flo,
I just finished cutting a
Hi Tom
I just finished cutting a part that included a pocket that I cut using
the G64 command. The cut was run at 56ipm, which I thought you
might like to see.
...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2Qfor4IWHY
Sweet. :-)
Our CNC equipment here is note suitable for (serious) machining of
Alex Joni alex.j...@... writes:
snip...
You can define this behaviour in the ini file.
You can have the old emc behaviour that always stops the spindle/coolant
when switching modes (auto/mdi/manual).
If you do, then on each mode change, spindle will get stopped ...
...
Regards,
Alex
Hi
Chris Radek ch...@... writes:
snip...
This is fixed in the upcoming EMC 2.3
Hi Chris,
There you go again, making me drool all over myself...
Tom
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Florian Rist fr...@... writes:
...
Sweet.
Our CNC equipment here is note suitable for (serious) machining of metal,
not even aluminum, most parts are made from wood, PS, EPS, PMMA, PC, POM,
etc.
Meanwhile I started to play around with the live CD. Setup seams to be
pretty easy. And
Hi Tom
By the way: Is there a easy way to save all custom settings applied
after booting the live CD to a USB drive?
If there is some part of the USB drive that is writable, then I would
make backups of all the ini, conf, and hal files that you modified.
A lot of work goes into
Ok, thanks to both of you, i'll check that.
El 23/01/2009 09:41 p.m., Peter C. Wallace escribió:
On Fri, 23 Jan 2009, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
The driver prints the actual pinout at load-time whether or not
debug_pin_descriptors is given. The pinout shows up in the dmesg.
HelloPeter,
thank you for the proposal. There comes the next problem: In the *.hal file
I defined for my machine (/home/..), I can only find values in these lines:
setp stepgen.0.steplen 1
step stepgen.0.stepspace 0
and likewise for the other two axes. Values 1 and 0 seem weird, if nanosec.
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