Le vendredi 5 février 2010 14:23:25, Jeff Epler a écrit :
> Yes, when the underlying parallel port supports setting data pins 2-9 to
> input mode by setting the 0x20 bit of the control register, emc2 can use
> them that way.
>
>(...)
> This is hiding in the html/pdf documentation, as well:
> h
>>battled with other "popular and cheap" software for many years (of
frustration)
I was waiting on lathe threading with Brand M software for a couple of years.
Many are still waiting. But when version 4 of Brand M software comes out, the
earth will quake, biblical revelations will occur, and
hello!
i have recently started getting familiar with EMC2 - it is wonderful
software, developers have my thanks and all the respect :))
i have been following this mailing list for few weeks and due to my
limited knowledge in CNC and computer literacy/programming now it is
time for me to ask a ques
On 17 February 2010 19:38, Viesturs Lācis wrote:
> i have searched for more information on THC implementation and what
> confuses me is that it seems like i would need some additional
> hardware
EMC only really understands digital signals, that is the problem. The
sensors you show have analogue
New on 2.4 is a THC comp designed to work with the Mesa THCAD High
Isolation A-D Card. This card takes a 0-10v input and converts it to a
pulse that is read by the 5i20 encoder input. The velocity output goes
into my THC comp and controls the Z axis with offsets to maintain the
desired input. A
On 2/17/2010 4:01 PM, Andy Pugh wrote:
> On 17 February 2010 19:38, Viesturs Lācis wrote:
>
>
>> i have searched for more information on THC implementation and what
>> confuses me is that it seems like i would need some additional
>> hardware
>>
> EMC only really understands digital sign
> part of this implementation is Tool [torch] Height Control - i have
> ultrasonic sensor that i would like to use for nozzle height control.
> Datasheet of the sensor is here:
> http://info.bannersalesforce.com/xpedio/groups/public/documents/literature/110738.pdf
>
> i have searched for more info
Dave wrote:
> Do you think you will have any issues with the ultrasonic sensor and the
> water mist from the waterjet? I was to work on a waterjet system
> next week but the project has been delayed. That machine has a constant
> mist/cloud of water vapor around it.
>
Yeah, I was wonderi
