Ok, This is what I've found so far.
Board: BOXD2700MUD (from Newegg)
2g Memory (came with board)
Sata 750g HD
VGA monitor running 1024x768
LinuxCNC 2.5 on Ubuntu 10.04 (installed from Live CD)
Running the Latency test from the gui menu with Firefox and 2 sets of
glxgears running I got.
With no
Hello gentlemen,
can I be sure to get notified when EMC users as a mail address is
being changed to LinuxCNC, in order to change my mailbox filters in time?
Greetings
Peter
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There was some discussion a few months back on very large milling machines.
It's taken a few months to find the site I was thinking of. Quite a few
videos on the site too.
http://www.eew-protec.de/2.0.html?L=1
Regards
Roland
So ive been thinking (that might not be good :) in the effort to
eliminate usb devices what are do you use for mice and key boards? I
understand ps/2 if you are using an OLD machine, im running a 5 yr old dell
optiplex 640 dual core 2.8 ghz 2 gig ram and only an rs232 besides the
parport. So can
I use USB mice and keyboards on my LinuxCNC machine, it works fine. USB
doesn't work for hooking up the motion control hardware itself, but it works
fine for everything else.
RS232 is not well suited for motion control hardware. The parallel port is
much better.
On Jul 31, 2012, at 16:49 ,
On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 7:00 PM, Sebastian Kuzminsky s...@highlab.comwrote:
I use USB mice and keyboards on my LinuxCNC machine, it works fine. USB
doesn't work for hooking up the motion control hardware itself, but it
works fine for everything else.
RS232 is not well suited for motion
if you're not having latency problems.. I would not worry about it :)
I only had 1 computer that would cause latency issues only when a usb
memory stick was plugged in. This was an old compaq 800ishMHZ pentium
II iirc
sam
On 07/31/2012 05:49 PM, jeremy youngs wrote:
So ive been thinking
On Tuesday 31 July 2012 21:40:21 jeremy youngs did opine:
So ive been thinking (that might not be good :) in the effort to
eliminate usb devices what are do you use for mice and key boards? I
understand ps/2 if you are using an OLD machine, im running a 5 yr old
dell optiplex 640 dual core
thanx guys and to gene ive wanted to go wireless, i will need to find one
thats inexpensive as i just dont think it will live long in the shop Im
giving my current keyboard an estimate of 6 months it likes to jump off the
table,
On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 9:44 PM, Gene Heskett ghesk...@wdtv.com
We use USB keyboard and trackball, as well as USB interface to control
panel switches and touchscreen. No problems so far, but we avoid
plugging in flash drives while running a program.
Karl
On 07/31/2012 03:49 PM, jeremy youngs wrote:
So ive been thinking (that might not be good :) in the
On 7/31/2012 11:52 AM, Todd Zuercher wrote:
Ok, This is what I've found so far.
Board: BOXD2700MUD (from Newegg)
2g Memory (came with board)
Sata 750g HD
VGA monitor running 1024x768
LinuxCNC 2.5 on Ubuntu 10.04 (installed from Live CD)
Running the Latency test from the gui menu with
On 7/31/2012 10:41 PM, jeremy youngs wrote:
thanx guys and to gene ive wanted to go wireless, i will need to find one
thats inexpensive as i just dont think it will live long in the shop Im
giving my current keyboard an estimate of 6 months it likes to jump off the
table,
On Tue, Jul 31,
4 to 5 microseconds thats like 4000- 5000 just making apples to apples here
my best #s without iso cpu (just havent got there yet ) or hyperthreading
turned off
are 17000 which i thought was pretty good considering, so the question is
is there that much to be gained in upgrading the hardware? My
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