Gene Heskett pravi:
> Hi all;
>
> Has anyone an estimate as to how long it will take to port emc to 10.4?
>
>
The 10.4 was just relased. So we can wait to bugs was sorted out. ...
and EMC2 work just fine on Hardy.
The real benifit for 10.4 should be sata support. I realy not found
other + poin
Hallo,
I _think_ i got a working patch, but at the moment 1 prob became 3 all
perfectly according to the laws of
breakdown chaotics off course.
in any case:
there is a serious problem with the debian rtai package, which I will try to
sort out with the maintainer.
and
there is a problem with newer
Hi all;
Has anyone an estimate as to how long it will take to port emc to 10.4?
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Cheers, Gene
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What did you bring that book I didn't want to be read to out
Do those superslants have brushless servo motors with encoder feedback?
Did they usually have linear scales on them also.. or not?
1984 is pretty old for electronic controls. From what I have seen, not
many 1984 machines operate with their original controls without some
pretty significant
haha no problem!. i didn't mean to sound serious or whatever
your suggestion was ok didn't bothered me :)
Regards.
Leonardo.
2010/5/6 Dale J. Chatham
> didn't mean to chide, just a suggestion. It's why there was the smiley :)
>
> Dale
>
>
> On 05/06/2010 02:20 PM, Leonardo Marsaglia wrote:
> The factory controls are Fanuc 6T with CRT and keyboard.
> This stuff is 1984 vintage. The machine actually has two
> of them, one for X and Z on the main turret, and a
> second for the Z that runs the end working turret. They
> share the same CRT and keyboard.
>
this is correct, the problem
Slavko Kocjancic wrote:
> Try to reset Fixture offsets (reset touch off's)
> Is the error additive or just random around -3?
> (ie if just rehoming Z multiple times are error increase or is somewhere
> around same reading?)
>
> Slavko.
>
Thanks Slavko, I have solved the problem now - I had the
didn't mean to chide, just a suggestion. It's why there was the smiley :)
Dale
On 05/06/2010 02:20 PM, Leonardo Marsaglia wrote:
> Sorry for that, i'm not used to the mailing list.
>
> The subject was about using a servo to control the spindle and when required
> use it as a C axis, both thi
Sorry for that, i'm not used to the mailing list.
The subject was about using a servo to control the spindle and when required
use it as a C axis, both things with the same motor.
Regards.
2010/5/6 Dale J. Chatham
> Always a good idea when changing the subject to change the subject :)
>
> I'm
Always a good idea when changing the subject to change the subject :)
I'm a bit curious about where this thread goes...
On 05/05/2010 09:34 PM, BRIAN GLACKIN wrote:
> Very much an outsider on this subject, but i recall recently a link here or
> on another forum in which someone was using a lathe
Ian W. Wright pravi:
> Hi,
>
> I'm just in the process of adding home/limit switches to my
> new little mill - didn't bother on the last one but I keep
> running the Z-axis up to the top stop so I thought I'd
> better add them. However, each time I start up EMC2 and hit
> Home for the Z-axis, i
Hi,
I'm just in the process of adding home/limit switches to my
new little mill - didn't bother on the last one but I keep
running the Z-axis up to the top stop so I thought I'd
better add them. However, each time I start up EMC2 and hit
Home for the Z-axis, it ends up at a different reading.
Hi Wes,
The lathe was sold to me as a running machine, so a
retrofit should not be mandatory. I was just thinking that
this group would be likely to want to use EMC2.
The factory controls are Fanuc 6T with CRT and keyboard.
This stuff is 1984 vintage. The machine actually has two
of them, one fo
atp wrote:-
> > I'm using an Apple keyboard.
>>I think the aluminium Apple keyboards only send F-keys
when you press
>>the "Fn" modifier key at the same time. Normally they
send the other
>>things on them (volume up/down, Expose, that sort of
thing)>>>
Not on the one I'm using with on
On 6 May 2010 03:27, Neil Baylis wrote:
>
> I'm using an Apple keyboard.
I think the aluminium Apple keyboards only send F-keys when you press
the "Fn" modifier key at the same time. Normally they send the other
things on them (volume up/down, Expose, that sort of thing)
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atp
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I'm working on a servo driven router that has a Mesa 5i20 and 7i33 card.
Started with the H2 servo example. I have tuned many velocity mode drives
and ever things states torque is easier I have not found that to be true for
me. I can not find any info on tuning torque mode systems. Nothing is actin
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