Hi Doug,
I've become quite interested in making a RepRap type of
machine and one I'm particularly interested in is the RepRap
Hydra project which combines a plastic extruder with a
milling head on the same machine ( and possible other things
as well so that you end up with a very
Aram -
I dont know which version of the Integrators manual you have; the Wiki link to
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docs/EMC2_Integrator_Manual.pdf has the parport pin
connections on page 88.
Andy was right - we cannot guess which pin has which function without knowing
which firmware is loaded into
On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 09:21:40AM +, Ian W. Wright wrote:
I tried to install the Hydra v1.4 firmware but, although the directory
structure and placement of files seems to be exactly the same as the
v1.3 firmware, I get a compilation error saying that the compiler
can't find the library
In a machinist kinda way, right? ;-)
Mark
At 08:21 PM 11/26/2010, Igor wrote:
I will be even more explicit: I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!
On Nov 26, 2010 7:03 PM, Kent A. Reed knbr...@erols.com wrote:
On 11/26/2010 6:53 PM, Jeff Epler wrote:
I'm pleased to announce the next bugfix release of emc, v...
Tom wrote:
Jon Elson el...@... writes:
I am pretty sure it is some form of friction brake, either a disc or
band. Probably some
coolant got inside and rusted it. I think the brake is on the rear of
the motor, underneath
the encoder, and therefore to take it all apart you need to remove
Ed ate...@... writes:
On my 10S Red Cap the brake is on the shaft end of the motor.
Can you check the voltage at the leads with the brake connected? If
there is high resistance it will show full voltage without load and
droop when connected. Ed.
Ed,
Yes that is the next step. We are
Hi
I am using CD with EMC2 that i got in 2008 from CNC workshop.
I am not a developer and i did not add any line of code.
After i download mentioned above CD with EMC2 2.2.5 i only adjust PID for
motors and length for limit switches.
That was it.
Everything that i have on my machine is also on the
If it's the motor I've seen on Practical Machinist, the brake is
pretty clearly on the shaft end of the motor. This is actually good,
you don't want to have to align an encoder.
Eric Keller
On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 1:08 PM, Tom kestrel...@yahoo.com wrote:
Ed ate...@... writes:
On my 10S Red
2010/11/28 a...@conceptmachinery.com:
I can send to you a copy of CD with EMC2 2.2.5 that i am using.
aram
I may be totally wrong, but I strongly believe that all the mentioned
links and suggestions are intended for some of the latest versions of
EMC2. Somehow I believe that updating from
Eric Keller eekel...@... writes:
If it's the motor I've seen on Practical Machinist, the brake is
pretty clearly on the shaft end of the motor. This is actually good,
you don't want to have to align an encoder.
Eric Keller
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Hello Eric,
My friend has
Hi Viesturs
Somehow I believe that updating from 2.2.5 to 2.4.x will
automagically solve majority of Your problems.
Every release has layers of problems. Release 2.2.5 has no problem and
very well working on my machine.
Release 2.4.x doesn't address anything that related to implementation of
On Mon, 29 Nov 2010 00:12:01 + (UTC), you wrote:
I am proposing that we pull off the brake electrical connector and try
spraying some contact cleaner in there and then get a strap wrench on
the ballscrew and see if we can break it free...
Wish us luck!!
Careful - the brake on the servos
Steve Blackmore st...@... writes:
On Mon, 29 Nov 2010 00:12:01 + (UTC), you wrote:
I am proposing that we pull off the brake electrical connector and try
spraying some contact cleaner in there and then get a strap wrench on
the ballscrew and see if we can break it free...
Wish us
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