Steve Blackmore wrote:
> Here's a halscope of the encoder pulses
>
> http://imagebin.ca/view/1SkQrEB.html
>
> what you can determine from the pulse widths/spikes is inconclusive.
>
OK, now that we have the A and B signals there, we can determine the raw
count rate.
It is between about 25 quadra
2009/10/1 Ian W. Wright :
> G92.1
> G10 P2 L1 C0.000
> G54
>
> reset the C axis to zero?
Yes, but no :-)
It doesn't set the "Machine Coordinate" to zero, and that only goes up
to revs (though that is configurable)
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On Thu, Oct 01, 2009 at 01:56:32PM -0500, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
>
> exactly 1 full turn requires using g91
> more than one full turn requires using g91
> g91 move the axis in the direction and magnitude of the command ie.
> g91g00c-720 is two revolutions in the negative direction
> g91c-10 set t
Since I also have a deep interest in this topic but, like
others, no programming ability I have hesitated to throw in
my two-pennorth but, like Andy, I am also interested in
being able to use the rotary axis for covering a disk in
concentric patterns which will involve many rotations of the
'C
Hi all
This is for all that have their probably not so quiet cnc sin another room. I
do, I have two wecams on my cnc, one for the whole picture and one to look at
the actual cutting. Like that, I can monior the cutting remotely --- if I can
also manage my cnc's desktop!
Long story short: after
Gentlemen,
on the Fanuc 15mb control:
exactly 1 full turn requires using g91
more than one full turn requires using g91
g91 move the axis in the direction and magnitude of the command ie.
g91g00c-720 is two revolutions in the negative direction
g91c-10 set the axis position to c-10.0
g90g53c0 mo
Steve Blackmore wrote:
> On Thu, 01 Oct 2009 00:46:54 -0400, you wrote:
>
>
>
>> Steve should set up halscope as others have instructed. Capture
>> position, velocity, and position-interpolated. Trigger on a falling
>> edge of index-enable, so that the scope will take data at the beginning
Andy Pugh wrote:
> 2009/10/1 Jon Elson :
>
>
>> Somebody posted a pastebin that showed large jumps in "some" variable.
>> I was never real clear
>> what that column in the file was showing,
>>
>
>
> If you mean http://www.pastebin.ca/1583502 then that was me.
> The columns (which are messed
Steve Blackmore wrote:
> On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 21:07:45 -0500, you wrote:
>
>
>
>> OK, good, but what is the rate of the bate thread set to? That value is
>> brought over
>>
> >from a line in your .ini file. There are probably 3 lines that read
>
>> something like :
>> # Base task
2 cents FWIW
The capability and openness of EMC impressed me when I was first introduced
to it and I am still impressed. I will be preparing a large knee mill
retrofit quote with an Ajax system for a customer because, like Stuart, I
don't have the means to 'enhance' the software and I cannot s
Another way of putting it for me is
psuedo code
start routine
move to absolute 0-360+increment
g1 x30 A(somelarge amount)
incr=increment+tooth_angle
while incrementhttp://p.sf.net/sfu/devconf
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2009/10/1 Hubert Bahr :
> Always keeping the position within 0 and 359.999 might work if it is
> treated as a modulo 360 operation. I certainly would like to be able to
> make greater than 360 degree moves as it is an easy way to specify a
> spiral with more than one revolution.
I am fairly sure
On Thursday 01 October 2009, Steve Blackmore wrote:
>On Thu, 1 Oct 2009 11:17:51 +0100, you wrote:
>>2009/10/1 Steve Blackmore :
>>> http://imagebin.ca/view/lUA3lv.html
>>
>>I am amazed that G33 works at all with that velocity noise. Mine is no
>>more than 10% dither and is being blamed for my inab
On Thu, Oct 01, 2009 at 05:23:00PM +0100, Andy Pugh wrote:
> Not the tool offsets, I don't think?
Hmm I think you are right.
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2009/10/1 Chris Radek :
>> Actually, if G28.1 could "accidentally" store the relative positions
>> as well as the absolute positons somewhere (for example in #5041
>> onwards, that would be great.
>
> You have the offsets all available in variables already. You could
> just subtract them from the
>
> I see a clash between #1 and #3 above: you say in #1 that >=360 is not
> written in the program [and I assumed you meant that it is an error to
> do so], but then in #3 you say what both 360 and 720 do. This needs
> some clarification.
>
> When you build a post to output 0 to 359.999 you will
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 05:09:40PM +0100, Andy Pugh wrote:
>
> Actually, if G28.1 could "accidentally" store the relative positions
> as well as the absolute positons somewhere (for example in #5041
> onwards, that would be great.
You have the offsets all available in variables already. You coul
2009/9/29 Andy Pugh :
> I understand that some interpreters write the current z,y,z etc values to
> memory registers (I believe Fanuc uses #5041-#5046)
> Would it be possible to add that to EMC2? at the end of each move
> would be often enough.
I see (from the IRC log) that Dave911 is asking for
2009/10/1 Steve Blackmore :
>>What sort of encoder is it? It looks to have a slot that isn't registering.
>
> Heidenhain - there's nothing wrong with the encoder, it's the third one
> I've tried, all with the same effect.
No, now you have the pulses on there I retract that suggestion.
> what you
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 10:56:43PM -0500, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> Gentlemen,
>I have previously requested the rotary axis usage as follows:
>
> 1: the rotary position stays within 0 and 359.999
> you never see 360 (or more) in the program nor on the position screen
> 2: the sign (+ and -
Luigi,
The easiest way is to run from a command line, such as:
emc
This will run the specified configuration and bypass the configuration
select dialog.
You can also set up the same thing in a shortcut or set it to run
automatically at logon.
Regards,
Eric
Hi guys,
I read a post regarding the
2009/10/1 Peter blodow :
>
> Hi Andy,
> with your open encoder, have you checked the possibility of interference
> from a flourescent light that might hang somewhere above your machine?
In my case the encoder is inside the spindle casting, in the dark.
I have just had a look at Steve's trace, and
On Thu, 1 Oct 2009 11:17:51 +0100, you wrote:
>2009/10/1 Steve Blackmore :
>
>> http://imagebin.ca/view/lUA3lv.html
>
>I am amazed that G33 works at all with that velocity noise. Mine is no
>more than 10% dither and is being blamed for my inability to thread.
>
>What sort of encoder is it? It look
2009/10/1 5150 :
> skip the EMC2 Configuration Selector screen as well.
> Is it possible to skip this transient screen?
Yes. In fact the latest version of Stepconf puts direct links to each
configuration on the desktop and I has almost forgotten that the
configuration screen exists.
I can't see w
Hi Andy,
with your open encoder, have you checked the possibility of interference
from a flourescent light that might hang somewhere above your machine? I
have encountered this phenomenon at my shop trying to test a DRO. Look at
the flickering of the display of a digital camera with flourescent
Hi guys,
I read a post regarding the capability of "devilspy" to maximize automatically
the Axis screen (it is very powerful) but I would like to skip the EMC2
Configuration Selector screen as well.
Is it possible to skip this transient screen?
I'm using EMC2 2.2.8
Thank You
Luigi
Kirk Wallace wrote:
>On Thu, 2009-10-01 at 00:46 -0400, John Kasunich wrote:
>... snip
>
>
>>The software encoder counter has TWO functions.
>>
>>update-counters should always be run as fast as possible - that means
>>the base thread. update-counters is the function that actually looks
>>at th
On Thu, 2009-10-01 at 00:46 -0400, John Kasunich wrote:
... snip
> The software encoder counter has TWO functions.
>
> update-counters should always be run as fast as possible - that means
> the base thread. update-counters is the function that actually looks
> at the encoder inputs and counts t
Gentlemen,
Catering to "ALL" is what open source is all about. You can have whatever
you want (and can implement). In my case I am unable (intelligence, training
and time issues) to implement everything I want. I must 'make my case' and
hope someone with the capability will 'Enhance' the softwar
In the User manual
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docview/html//gcode_main.html#sec:Quick-Reference-Table
John
On 30 Sep 2009 at 21:01, VMAXEmbarq wrote:
> Can someone point me to a list of the #parameters and the named
> parameters
> that are accessable through Gcode ??
>
> Thanks (;-) TP
>
>
>
Hi all
I am in the process of cutting parts, due out soon. Should be doing million
things, other than keepin my cnc busy.
I checked and rechecked the syntax in bot, master, labels and other files. I
cannot find a mistake there.
Is there a way I can debug this? A way to set axis/emc to talk t
2009/10/1 Steve Blackmore :
> http://imagebin.ca/view/lUA3lv.html
I am amazed that G33 works at all with that velocity noise. Mine is no
more than 10% dither and is being blamed for my inability to thread.
What sort of encoder is it? It looks to have a slot that isn't registering.
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On Thu, 01 Oct 2009 00:46:54 -0400, you wrote:
>Steve should set up halscope as others have instructed. Capture
>position, velocity, and position-interpolated. Trigger on a falling
>edge of index-enable, so that the scope will take data at the beginning
>of a threading pass. Sample at the s
2009/10/1 Jon Elson :
> Somebody posted a pastebin that showed large jumps in "some" variable.
> I was never real clear
> what that column in the file was showing,
If you mean http://www.pastebin.ca/1583502 then that was me.
The columns (which are messed up, but tab-delimited) show timestamp
(on
2009/10/1 VMAXEmbarq :
>
> Can someone point me to a list of the #parameters and the named parameters
> that are accessable through Gcode ??
The parameter file definition is mentioned in a number of places in
the documentation. I think there is a better one somewhere, but this
works:
http://linux
Steve Blackmore wrote:
> On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 22:56:43 -0500, you wrote:
>
>> Gentlemen,
>> I have previously requested the rotary axis usage as follows:
>>
>> 1: the rotary position stays within 0 and 359.999
>>you never see 360 (or more) in the program nor on the position screen
>
> Many s
2009/10/1 Rob Jansen
> Sven,
>
> ...
>
> I am now convinced that the motors on my mill don't have to be that big
> and am going to buy similar small motors - at least one to start with.
> Only thing to do is to find out what extra cards to buy on top of my
> 5i20 from Mesa and then I can start pl
I too use the rotary for cutting helicals and worms, with a worm one
needs to rotate 5-12 turns and the wind back is a real pain. I know
now before I start this will also be a serious issue with a hobbing
setup where one has hundred to thousands of revs on A depending on the
feet rate of the cut.
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 22:56:43 -0500, you wrote:
>Gentlemen,
> I have previously requested the rotary axis usage as follows:
>
>1: the rotary position stays within 0 and 359.999
>you never see 360 (or more) in the program nor on the position screen
Many schools of thought and none are "wrong"
Sven,
that is good news. Good to hear that the motors are good - I would have
gone for way bigger motors but then, the 6.4 Nm steppers on my gigantic
mill are very strong (my scales stop at 130 kg, the motors did not ...).
And I was the one thinking your motors were way too small for the job -
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 21:07:45 -0500, you wrote:
>OK, good, but what is the rate of the bate thread set to? That value is
>brought over
>from a line in your .ini file. There are probably 3 lines that read
>something like :
># Base task period, in nanoseconds - this is the fastest thread in
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