hi
you right.
i just got machine running, program ready and got trouble with loading
program.
thanks for all help
aram
a...@conceptmachinery.com wrote:
i understand that,
but my question is when I will get 10 000 files will they all be there
with ~ mark??
Files that I used 5 -10 years ago
I just got an email concerning the use of the G64 P... G-code I
introduced in the output of the postprocessor in DeskProto. I found this
to improve speed a lot and reported this to DeskProto about a year ago -
they were happy to add this in their default post processor configuration.
Apparently
Graham,
Really nice build. I'm very impressed with the electrical work you have
done.
John
On 30 Jun 2009 at 20:15, Graham Cowan wrote:
I did change the torch on control to the spindle on function.
I went back and tried inverting the step pins in stepconf. It works.
I am at
a loss for
On Wed, Jul 01, 2009 at 12:45:28PM +0200, Rob Jansen wrote:
would be good to have a historical overview of all the changes since
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Released
Maybe this is something like what you want - it is all (?) the
release notes from all (?) the EMC2 releases.
Hello everyone,
I thought that I would make a probe for my setup. My idea was to have
one fixed plate and one movable plate attached to the probe head. These
plates are initially in contact and move apart as the probe hits the
surface thus breaking contact like a switch. I built this and tested
short to ground the input probably has a pull up resistor
Dave Caroline
and maybe invert the sense
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Hey Guys,
I have been reading the list for a few months and I was hoping that
someone else would ask these questions or something close but no one
did. Durn!
First I'm new to EMC and CAM in general so forgive me if this is a
simple question. I know that a post processor is needed to convert CAD
Nothing for 'free' made any sense to me. Here is a link to some
software which has a good bang for the buck:
http://www.vectric.com/
I do a LOT with Rhino and RhinoCam and usually run circles around the
Solidworks and MasterCam folks, but there we are in a different price
range.
Rainer
On Wed,
2009/7/1 Wayne Patterson way...@wavelinx.net
Hey Guys,
I have been reading the list for a few months and I was hoping that
someone else would ask these questions or something close but no one
did. Durn!
First I'm new to EMC and CAM in general so forgive me if this is a
simple question. I
Parallel port pins typically are open collector (They can only sink current
to ground) with an internal pull-up resistor.
You will need to short to ground on contact or add an inverter to your
setup.
alan
Lenny,
There are two steps from the VariCad (or any CAD system) to NC
code. You need an application (CAM system) to create a generic cutter
path and then you run the generic cutter path against a control
specific post processor to create NC code for a particular control.
Most CAM systems
Chris Radek wrote:
On Wed, Jul 01, 2009 at 12:45:28PM +0200, Rob Jansen wrote:
would be good to have a historical overview of all the changes since
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Released
Maybe this is something like what you want - it is all (?) the
release notes
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Simple_EMC_G-Code_Generators
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Simple_EMC_G-Code_GeneratorsLook
for chapter 9, PyCam. I never got it to read my files though.
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2009/7/1 Stuart Stevenson stus...@gmail.com
Lenny,
There are two steps from
What has this anyhting to do about what i asked?
El 25/06/2009 10:49 a.m., Stuart Stevenson escribió:
Gentlemen,
My personal preference for installing EMC2 is as follows:
install a minimum of 256 mb ram
try to use the motherboard video (keep as simple as possible)
in bios - set
Well Richard I was just reading your posts and questions and realizing
your LOST situation thought I could HELP a little. Sorry for bothering
you. Do NOT worry it will NOT happen again.
thank you very much
Stuart
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 12:36 PM, Richard Acostaeyela...@gmail.com wrote:
What has
I find Stuart's preffered installation method helpful.
One question Stuart.
Do you use the live CD or a stock install of Ubuntu 6.06 or 8.04?
Based on your notes, it would appear you use a stock install since you add
the install.sh script.
If this is the case, I am assuming you have had better
No, there's not a comprehensive list. The wiki would be a good place to
put it, and the changelog of the emc2 package is a good source for what
was added in what version.
However, the changelog won't have have information about what was
changed since old emc (not emc2) from bdi.
Jeff
I see on this list that Limit switches are highly recommended. Not only
to identify mechanical limits of the system but also for finding the
mechanical 0, 0, 0 coordinates. I also see the implication that this
can also be used to re-zero the machine if it becomes lost. To me this
implies
Chris Radek wrote:
would be good to have a historical overview of all the changes since
Thanks Chris, this may not be the comprehensive feature list I was
looking for (I know the chance of having such a list is small) but it
does allow me to track some of EMC's history. Something that is nice
Rob Jansen wrote:
I just got an email concerning the use of the G64 P... G-code I
introduced in the output of the postprocessor in DeskProto. I found this
to improve speed a lot and reported this to DeskProto about a year ago -
they were happy to add this in their default post processor
Thanks for all the help guys!
Now I have plenty more to study. hehehe
Again, thanks for the help and fast responce
LennyWayne
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Brian,
I seem to get better hardware recognition and everything seems to
work better. I don't know the details of the hardware recognition and
the live CD may be just as good but my experience makes me feel the
stock install handles the hardware better.
thanks
Stuart
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at
Hubert,
I depends on the accuracy you are looking for. For machined metal
parts you will need to have a Z marker pulse on your encoder. The
limit switch only serves to position the slide so the home search will
find the marker pulse on the same revolution of the ball screw so the
home position
On Tuesday 30 June 2009, Graham Cowan wrote:
I did change the torch on control to the spindle on function.
I went back and tried inverting the step pins in stepconf. It works. I am at
a loss for words, because I have never had them inverted. The only thing I
have inverted is the Z home because I
On Wednesday 01 July 2009, alan battersby wrote:
Hello everyone,
I thought that I would make a probe for my setup. My idea was to have
one fixed plate and one movable plate attached to the probe head. These
plates are initially in contact and move apart as the probe hits the
surface thus breaking
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Brian,
I seem to get better hardware recognition and everything seems to
work better. I don't know the details of the hardware recognition and
the live CD may be just as good but my experience makes me feel the
stock install handles the hardware better.
thanks
I realize that one-stop-shopping as provided by the Live-CD appeals to
some, but those folks have to realize that we can only support EMC, we
can't possibly support the entire operating system.
Regards,
John Kasunich
I personally am a linux, cnc, electronics and machining newbie and lurk
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