Thank you Steve, you helped me a lot.
What I am trying to do is next thing:
I have a plasma cutter and the filter is used for:
1. Takes input from dxf files
2. Recognize (closed) profiles
3. It has option of adding cutter radius compensation
4. You can take a couple of profiles and group them. T
Hi all!
I have been monitoring this list for several yoars and also been
planning my milling machine for too long,
but I do have an old milling machine converted and up and running with
EMC2 step/dir.
My new machine will require two motors on each axis, XXYYZZ A and B
This will be a 3 axis port
Gentlemen,
Just a thought on single axis multi motor homing. If the homing
sequence would inhibit the axis reaching the index until both have
reach index then homing would be as trivial as single axis single
motor.
thanks
Stuart
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 4:45 AM, Lars Levin wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I
Hello
I start look for another set (2 ) servomotors for my bigger machine and
check on E-Bay.
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=m38&_nkw=servomotor&_sacat=See-All-Categories
there are motor Kollmorgen servomotor for $75.
And owner responded
– The motor is brand new. It has never had power ap
CAN-BUS is proprietary to Bosch and may conflict with EMC's open source
principals.
It is found in many vehicles both on land and sea including BMW motorcycles
since 2004.
There would be a wealth of hardware options available to the folks who
develop the drivers.
---
FWIW
I cannot speak to the issue of Bosch having proprietary rights to CAN-BUS
communication. I have seen CAN-BUS used on many machine tools that did not
have any Bosch software (that I know of) or hardware (I definitely know
there was no Bosch hardware). It was my impression that CAN-BUS was
Jim Fleig - CNC Services wrote:
> FWIW
>
> I cannot speak to the issue of Bosch having proprietary rights to CAN-BUS
> communication. I have seen CAN-BUS used on many machine tools that did not
> have any Bosch software (that I know of) or hardware (I definitely know
> there was no Bosch hardw
John Kasunich wrote:
> Fix the speed problem and the crazy following error limit, and the
jog problem will fix itself.
Hello John
Now, I found good parameters where the axis move like expected. Here are
the important part of the .ini file:
[EMCMOT]
EMCMOT = motmod
SHMEM_KEY = 111
COMM_TIMEOUT
While CAN was a Bosch development I don't think there are IP restrictions as
CAN is in universal use these days (far more than automotive) and an
international standard. Microchip has a fine development system using their
2515. It seems like it would be silly in today's chip market to limit chip
Hey
As I said in some other posts, I retrofit a Schaublin 125 lathe with EMC2.
On this machine the spindle speed is controlled by 2 different motor
speeds and a mechanical "stepless" gear.
Instead of programming a hal component to use this 'stepless" gear, I
would like to use a VFD instead. Th
On Saturday 07 February 2009, Thomas Kaiser wrote:
> you can find a CAN PCI card for your PC. The question is if there is a
> drive available which works with Linux
There are several drivers available for use with Linux (and a few with
realtime Linux) - Most of the code I have relates to SJA1000
From: Lars Andersson [mailto:l...@larsandersson.com]
Sent: den 7 februari 2009 09:37
To: 'emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: my jog-axis does not work
Hi all,
have a problem with my jog wwheel
Parts of my setup.hal file:
loadusr hal_input -W -A Bodnar
.
net jogs axis
While I have not hooked it up yet, I have tested the Automation Direct GS2
drive with the
gs2 userspace driver coming out in 2.3. It works over modbus... SWP wrote the
driver and it
seems to work pretty slick... It is not real time so if you don't need real
time it is real cost
effictive...
Is it a manual pulse generator or a joystick?
MPG example here
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Hooking_Up_A_MPG_Pendant
joystick example here
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Simple_Remote_Pendant
John
On 7 Feb 2009 at 21:30, Lars Andersson wrote:
>
>
>
>
> From:
Lars Andersson wrote:
>[snip]
>loadusr hal_input -W -A Bodnar
>
>
You probably need the -Wn option for loadusr:
loadusr -Wn input hal_input -A Bodnar
It looks like you tried to use -W, but put it in the wrong place.
>net jogs axis.0.jog-counts <= input.0.abs-x-counts
>
>setp axis.0.jog-enab
Lars Andersson wrote:
> have a problem with my jog wwheel
>
> Parts of my setup.hal file:
>
> loadusr hal_input -W -A Bodnar
>
> net jogs axis.0.jog-counts <= input.0.abs-x-counts
>
> setp axis.0.jog-enable 1
> setp axis.0.jog-scale 0.01
>
> Doing a "WATCH":
>
> input.0.abs-x-counts _doe
Stepconf, on its second screen after the startup, will not accept
a latency test result greater than 5. I realize that numbers
greater than this may not give acceptable performance for a real
machine, but in my case this is on a laptop just for simulation.
If you type in a bigger number, it
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