2009/11/4 许军 sed...@163.com
emc2 always appear joint 0 following error
You set the speed on the first G0-line: G0 Z50 F3000 (Goto Z 50 with the
Feed of 3000 units/min). Then the speed will be remembered for the rest of
the G0-lines.
The joint 0-error is something different, EMC2 thinks one
许军 pisze:
emc2 always appear joint 0 following error
You must provide more info to help you.
regards,
Michael
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2009/11/4 Edward Rupp edr...@verinet.com:
Does anyone know if anyone has used EMC to control the motion of a
mobile differentially steered robot? Is it possible for EMC to run two
motors for such motion? Is it possible to pass G code or other
instructions real time from some other program
2009/11/4 Jon Elson el...@pico-systems.com:
axis will just come to a stop and remain in sync. You can manually turn the
spindle over to see that Z is still slaved to the spindle. You can then use
caliper points to try to estimate the the offset needed, or just align
the tool in
the thread
It does take longer on a lathe without a compound. You must watch the
motion, make adjustments and watch again until you have the tool tip aligned
with the threads. The more material you need to take off the part the less
accurate your position must be to restart the cutting of the part.
Stuart
On Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:12 +0100, Sven Wesley svenne.d...@gmail.com
wrote:
2009/11/4 许军 sed...@163.com
emc2 always appear joint 0 following error
You set the speed on the first G0-line: G0 Z50 F3000 (Goto Z 50 with the
Feed of 3000 units/min). Then the speed will be remembered for
With apologies to Douglas Adams, is there a way to make axis treat the A
tables rotation as a rotation the xy plane about the x=0,y=0 point?
This would be very useful in visualizing the progress of a part being cut on
the A tables face when it is mounted face up on the xy table, which is my
For a HTML list of the man pages visit the EMC website HTML documentation page.
JT
On 3 Nov 2009 at 12:10, Pat Lyons wrote:
AHA! there are man pages for the components?! that's all I needed
to
hear! Thanks Jeff!
-pat
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 12:01 PM, Jeff Epler
Andy Pugh wrote:
2009/11/4 Edward Rupp edr...@verinet.com:
Does anyone know if anyone has used EMC to control the motion of a
mobile differentially steered robot? Is it possible for EMC to run two
motors for such motion? Is it possible to pass G code or other
instructions real time from
On Wed, Nov 04, 2009 at 11:53:07AM -0600, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
I think the control should show X20. Y20. Z20..
I followed your instructions and it did in fact give me X20 Y20 Z20.
I am using git master, version 6decec1b49
Is the var file in your configuration writable?
Andy Pugh wrote:
2009/11/4 Jon Elson el...@pico-systems.com:
axis will just come to a stop and remain in sync. You can manually turn the
spindle over to see that Z is still slaved to the spindle. You can then use
caliper points to try to estimate the the offset needed, or just align
2009/11/4 Dave e...@dc9.tzo.com:
How does a differentially steered robot work? Is that some type of
harmonic drive?
I suspect he just means a robot with separate controls for the left
and right wheels. For RobotWars use people generally use a radio
control with a V-tail mixer to convert
On Wednesday 04 November 2009, Gene Heskett wrote:
With apologies to Douglas Adams, is there a way to make axis treat the A
tables rotation as a rotation the xy plane about the x=0,y=0 point?
This would be very useful in visualizing the progress of a part being cut
on the A tables face when it
Chris,
WWEEE - Yes the var file is writable. It helps a LOT when the ini file
specifies the CORRECT var file. The ini file had a full path to the var
file. Too bad the path was to a different directory. That directory is not
writable from the machine account. ugh
I removed the path. It is
Hello Eric
I have two more questions
Do have any idea which soft pin link to M3 and M4 for spindle rotation. I
currently have aVFD set up to recive inputs for cw and ccw rotation. I see
there are two types of soft pins (Halui and Motion) and I tried both with no
success.These are the signals
John,
The pins motion.spindle-forward and motion.spindle-reverse should be
correct. Is motion.enable true? Did you give the S parameter a non-zero
value?
As for Axis, I cannot be much help there, as I mostly don't use it except
for testing.
Regards,
Eric
I have two more questions
Do have any
2009/11/4 John Kasunich jmkasun...@fastmail.fm
G0 is a rapid traverse move and always goes at the speed determined by
the ini file limits. It is NOT affected by an F value in the g-code.
The F only sets the feed rate for G1, G2, G3, and other cutting moves.
John Kasunich
You're right
John VanAtta wrote:
Hello Eric
I have two more questions
Do have any idea which soft pin link to M3 and M4 for spindle rotation. I
currently have aVFD set up to recive inputs for cw and ccw rotation. I see
there are two types of soft pins (Halui and Motion) and I tried both with no
Hello Eric
For some reason I did not have my GPIO I/O pins set correctly in my HAL file,
when I corrected that problem the net
motion.spindle-forward=hm2-5i23.o.gpio.042.out worked just fine.
When you use Motion for spindle control the GUI automatically appears in AXIS.
Cool!
Thank you for
Hello Steve
OOPS! I left that out of the description. I called the signals spindle_cw and
spindle_ccw.
net spindle_cw motion.spindle-forward=hm2-5i23.0.gpio.042.out
Thank you
John
From: Stephen Wille Padnos spad...@sover.net
To: Enhanced Machine
John VanAtta wrote:
Hello Steve
OOPS! I left that out of the description. I called the signals spindle_cw
and spindle_ccw.
net spindle_cw motion.spindle-forward=hm2-5i23.0.gpio.042.out
And presumably you did have spaces between the pin names and the =
... :)
- Steve
Hi Gene,
Yes, it is possible to set up the C axis - I have just done
it on my machine.. When I fire it up again tomorrow, I'll
let you see the ini file, its not completely straightforward
as you have to make the machine ignore the A and B axes..
Ian
On Wednesday 04 November 2009, Ian W. Wright wrote:
Hi Gene,
Yes, it is possible to set up the C axis - I have just done
it on my machine.. When I fire it up again tomorrow, I'll
let you see the ini file, its not completely straightforward
as you have to make the machine ignore the A and B axes..
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