Hi Toni,
Please share with us a script of a component that you did. Also a bit of
a description of how your approach worked and how you think about these
jobs when you start them.
I think most of us will be able to program but this is a new way of
thinking and getting started is not that easy. M
andy pugh wrote:
> On 8 November 2013 22:06, Jean-Michel Pouré - GOOZE wrote:
>
>
>> What I am worried about is the overall software framework on top of
>> LinuxCNC. Ideally, I would like to be able to use a high level language.
>>
>
> It is possible in principle. G-code it just one way to
Jean-Michel Pouré - GOOZE wrote:
> What I am worried about is the overall software framework on top of
> LinuxCNC. Ideally, I would like to be able to use a high level language.
>
>
The big problem with this is error recovery. I have a Philips CSM84, a
similar
tank-like construction machine of
On 11/8/2013 7:58 AM, Duesentrieb Yahoo wrote:
> Thank youu Marius,
>
> Right now I am going with option 2 and Jon. The driver is in the way. I
> ordered 1 for now to see if it works.
>
> I agree with your opinion that 2.2kw should be enough. I do not plan to di
> heavy lifting - I want to mill w
Assuming that this is a one-off and you just want it to work so you can
make some money off it. I would consider using some standard off the
shelf industrial hardware - the advantage is that you you don't have to
mess with unknown quality hardware.
I'd look for a low cost PLC that has a decen
On 11/08/2013 11:38 PM, Jean-Michel Pouré - GOOZE wrote:
> I need to know to what extend Linux CNC could be used to manage an
> infrared SMT reflow oven. Any ideas are welcome.
That sounds a bit like using a hammer to screw a bolt...
Sure, you could modify configs and make it work, if maybe not a
On 8 November 2013 22:38, Jean-Michel Pouré - GOOZE wrote:
> My idea was to connect LinuxCNC with:
> * One X axis
> * One or more ventilators
> * 14 temperature sensors
> * I don't know if power is being switched off/on or if it is leveled.
> * Alarm censor triggering emergency shutdown.
Sounds
I just read the last answer. HAL should be able to do the work. I need
more information about my hardware and will get back.
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Dear all,
I need to know to what extend Linux CNC could be used to manage an
infrared SMT reflow oven. Any ideas are welcome.
I just purchased an old professional oven, a small one, around 2.5
meters long (some ovens can be 5 meters long or more). It has 7 heating
zone up and 7 heating zones down
On 8 November 2013 22:06, Jean-Michel Pouré - GOOZE wrote:
> What I am worried about is the overall software framework on top of
> LinuxCNC. Ideally, I would like to be able to use a high level language.
It is possible in principle. G-code it just one way to get motion
commands to the hardware.
To be more precise, my pick-and-place machine really looks like a CNC. I
am quite confident that it can be controlled by LinuxCNC. It has old
connectors everywhere.
What I am worried about is the overall software framework on top of
LinuxCNC. Ideally, I would like to be able to use a high level la
Le 2013-11-08 13:16, Russell Brown a écrit :
> ...
>
> Now I just have to make a tweakable mount and try to figure out how I
> can persuade camview-emc to include the cropping slider in it's controls
> section within Axis so I can twiddle when it's being used for real.
>
> ...
I have started a Wi
On Friday 08 November 2013 15:49:53 David Armstrong did opine:
> On 08/11/13 19:13, Gene Heskett wrote:
> > On Friday 08 November 2013 14:11:19 David Armstrong did opine:
> >>> And it did NOT install convert_crop.so when I did the make install.
> >>> And since its been a decade since I actually ca
On 11/08/2013 09:18 PM, Tony Zampini wrote:
> Thank you for maintaining and improving GCMC. I'm finding it
> very useful and powerful. It makes it so easy to whip up quick
> machining operations. I can do things with GCMC that I simply
> can't do with my CAM program(CamBam). Don't get me wrong,
> I
Bertho,
Thank you for maintaining and improving GCMC. I'm finding it
very useful and powerful. It makes it so easy to whip up quick
machining operations. I can do things with GCMC that I simply
can't do with my CAM program(CamBam). Don't get me wrong,
I love CamBam, but GCMC provides a high-level
I had a similar problem while trying to put together a motion capture
system last year. I ended up addressing it by replacing the stock
lenses with S-mount (also known as M12) board lenses, and made new
enclosures for the cameras out of layers of laser-cut acrylic. A
captured 1/4-20 flange nu
On 08/11/13 19:13, Gene Heskett wrote:
> On Friday 08 November 2013 14:11:19 David Armstrong did opine:
>
>>> And it did NOT install convert_crop.so when I did the make install.
>>> And since its been a decade since I actually carved new C code, I'm
>>> not sure I am up to cleaning up this mess. c
On Friday 08 November 2013 14:11:19 David Armstrong did opine:
> >
> > And it did NOT install convert_crop.so when I did the make install.
> > And since its been a decade since I actually carved new C code, I'm
> > not sure I am up to cleaning up this mess. convert_crop.c did not
> > throw any e
On Friday 08 November 2013 14:03:59 Jon Elson did opine:
> Russell Brown wrote:
> > Cropping the image centre down to 110x82 pixels produces this:
> >
> > http://ruffle.me.uk/cnc-pics/snapshot2.png
>
> Oh MAN! This looks QUITE promising! I could easily see making an
> adaptor that puts it on a
On Friday 08 November 2013 13:45:39 Sven Wesley did opine:
> 2013/11/8 Russell Brown
>
> > Quoth Russell Brown. (yes it's bad form following up my own post.
> > Sorry)
> >
> > >But quite what you do with convert_crop.so once it's copied to
> > >/usr/lib/camunits I don't know.
> >
> > Aha!
On Friday 08 November 2013 13:40:57 Russell Brown did opine:
> Quoth Russell Brown. (yes it's bad form following up my own post.
> Sorry)
>
> >But quite what you do with convert_crop.so once it's copied to
> >/usr/lib/camunits I don't know.
>
> Aha! You stick it in the chain directly after
On 11/08/2013 11:02 AM, Jon Elson wrote:
> Russell Brown wrote:
>> Cropping the image centre down to 110x82 pixels produces this:
>>
>> http://ruffle.me.uk/cnc-pics/snapshot2.png
>>
>>
> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-users
>
but getting CV to understand what it was really looking
On Friday 08 November 2013 12:23:30 Russell Brown did opine:
> Quoth Russell Brown. (yes it's bad form following up my own post.
> Sorry)
>
> >But quite what you do with convert_crop.so once it's copied to
> >/usr/lib/camunits I don't know.
>
> Aha! You stick it in the chain directly after
Dear all,
I am new to this list and would like to thank you for your hard work.
Recently, I bought two STM pick and place machines, model Euro Placer
300, a French made pick and place. These are very old models from the
1990s running under DOS.
Surprisingly, the machine is a very good and stable
On 08/11/13 16:52, Gene Heskett wrote:
> On Friday 08 November 2013 11:12:59 Russell Brown did opine:
>
>> Quoth Gene Heskett.
>>
However in camunits/0.0.37 tree there is a convert_crop.c that looks
like a likely candidate. Is this the util you are referring to?
>>> PS, a make bails
Russell Brown wrote:
> Cropping the image centre down to 110x82 pixels produces this:
>
> http://ruffle.me.uk/cnc-pics/snapshot2.png
>
>
Oh MAN! This looks QUITE promising! I could easily see making an adaptor
that puts it on a shank so it can go in a collet just like the old edge
finder.
Th
On Friday 08 November 2013 11:12:59 Russell Brown did opine:
> Quoth Gene Heskett.
>
> >> However in camunits/0.0.37 tree there is a convert_crop.c that looks
> >> like a likely candidate. Is this the util you are referring to?
> >
> >PS, a make bails instantly in that camunits/0.0.37 subdir
Hi all,
This new version allows index [] on vector- and vectorlist-variables to
function as you'd expect. The syntax page has updated information and an
example under the operator heading. This version also includes library
functions in the tar-ball, a beginning of a test-framework and bugfixes.
Thank youu Marius,
Right now I am going with option 2 and Jon. The driver is in the way. I ordered
1 for now to see if it works.
I agree with your opinion that 2.2kw should be enough. I do not plan to di
heavy lifting - I want to mill wood with a 1" mill and chainsaw.
Beeing in canada does not
2013/11/8 Russell Brown
>
> Quoth Russell Brown. (yes it's bad form following up my own post.
> Sorry)
> >
> >But quite what you do with convert_crop.so once it's copied to
> >/usr/lib/camunits I don't know.
>
> Aha! You stick it in the chain directly after the V4l2 bit and in
> camview (the
Quoth Russell Brown. (yes it's bad form following up my own post. Sorry)
>
>But quite what you do with convert_crop.so once it's copied to
>/usr/lib/camunits I don't know.
Aha! You stick it in the chain directly after the V4l2 bit and in
camview (the standalone utility) you can move the slid
Yes, except that they are I/O, not an input pins. I will manage, but it
complicates things a bit.
On 11/08/2013 10:44 AM, Viesturs Lācis wrote:
> For moving the
> tool control point (tcp) wou need to adjust DH parameters of your machine,
> particularly for the last joint. Since those are availabl
On 08.11.13 10:15, Russell Brown wrote:
> But quite what you do with convert_crop.so once it's copied to
> /usr/lib/camunits I don't know.
>From "man ldconfig":
EXAMPLES
# /sbin/ldconfig -v
will set up the correct links for the shared binaries and rebuild the
cache.
Quoth Gene Heskett.
>> However in camunits/0.0.37 tree there is a convert_crop.c that looks
>> like a likely candidate. Is this the util you are referring to?
>>
>PS, a make bails instantly in that camunits/0.0.37 subdir, seems that
>are include dependencies not supplied by 10.04.4 or in the t
2013/11/8 Viesturs Lācis
> 2013/11/8 Marius Alksnys
>
> > Sven, how can I find him? Do you have his e-mail?
> > > Sebastian (in Stuttgart) addressed some kinematic problems as well,
> like
> > > the "Gimbal lock". I don't know if he proceeded to fix that himself.
> You
> > > should e-mail him an
2013/11/8 Marius Alksnys
> I am using joints_axes4 branch and genserkins for 6-axis robot.
> I tried to set offsets in a tool table for T1, use M61Q1 and G43. The
> tool offsets are displayed in axis status bar, but the rotation point is
> the same, like tool length would be 0.
>
AFAIK there is
2013/11/8 Marius Alksnys
> Sven, how can I find him? Do you have his e-mail?
> > Sebastian (in Stuttgart) addressed some kinematic problems as well, like
> > the "Gimbal lock". I don't know if he proceeded to fix that himself. You
> > should e-mail him and ask.
> >
> > /Sven
>
Any chance that Sv
I am using joints_axes4 branch and genserkins for 6-axis robot.
I tried to set offsets in a tool table for T1, use M61Q1 and G43. The
tool offsets are displayed in axis status bar, but the rotation point is
the same, like tool length would be 0.
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