On 6 January 2015 at 04:08, a k pccncmach...@gmail.com wrote:
maybe mux-gen.00.sel-int--should be -- mux-gen.00.sel-in1
No. The manpage is quite clear about the pin namings if nothing else.
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/man/man9/mux_generic.9.html
If you only have 2 values and the selector
On Tuesday, January 06, 2015 12:48:56 AM Gregg Eshelman did opine
And Gene did reply:
On 1/5/2015 9:48 AM, Gene Heskett wrote:
My question is: Can these roundover bits actually plow where there
is no 'edge' since the edge would not exist at that time? Plow the
double sided groove, and
Hello Guys,
Figured this might be as best place as any to ask,
Would anybody happen to know of any suppliers of replacement rubber
buttons for printed circuit boards?
We have 4 Cincinnati milacron Avenger series turning centers,Circa
1995-96 that the controls are pretty rock solid, except for
I have been working on a network solution for some extra IO. I used an
Arduino with an Ethernet shield and created a user space component that
seem to work fine.
Some testing is required and I would appreciate any participation :)
udpio and Arduino
There are a number of parts to your button problem, you did not say
which type yours are.
some the rubber is just a thing to transmit motion to the inner
contacts (membrane or dimple)
in others there is a conductive rubber pad to short two traces.
In both cases wear and corrosion on the PCB can
On 7 January 2015 at 00:39, poormansairforce H
poormansairfo...@gmail.com wrote:
The link that Andy posted:http://www.cnc-hotwire.de/ is exactly what I have
in mind. These are accurate as long as the wire is not angled more than a
small amount.
Adding further corrections is just geometry, so
Thanks Andrew, good idea. I figured out that at least 2 of my replies have
not posted so it seems I need to work out of my email account since that
seems to post ok.
The link that Andy posted:http://www.cnc-hotwire.de/ is exactly what I have
in mind. These are accurate as long as the wire is not
Yes I have it working but far from complete. PWM outputs, encoder and GPIO
seems to work but I did not have enough time to test it on real machine yet. Do
you have a private address there I could send the files ??
I make circuits boards and solder myself which take some time. I also have
On 1/6/2015 6:50 AM, Dave Caroline wrote:
There are a number of parts to your button problem, you did not say
which type yours are.
some the rubber is just a thing to transmit motion to the inner
contacts (membrane or dimple)
in others there is a conductive rubber pad to short two traces.
Nicklas
I am busy with my mill for my workshop but I do have some test machines
on the desktop that helps a bit with basic testing. I configure machines
for other people so I always have some sort of system to test with :)
even if it just for a short time.
I will put a test system together and
Hi Rick!
If it is the conductive type of buttons, most of the time the conductive
graphite film on the rubber is worn. I always just repair them by
glueing tinfoil on the worn spots. There are also repair kits
(glue+graphite) available which you can put on the worn buttons.
Alex
On
I am currently working with a STM32F4 discovery board and use the Hostmot
mesa 2 driver to communicate with it via ethernet. It only 3 volt logical
levels and analog, PWM, Encoder, Simple IO, analog and other buses if
needed.
I have been looking on the arduino boards to connect simple IO, at
Thanks to all who have replied. Apparently I have missed some replies from
several people so my apologies if my replies have sounded weird. We are
certainly on the same page as to what I want to build. The custom
kinematics is bending my brain a bit.Thoughts on where to start?
Thanks
Dan
On Fri,
On 06/01/2015 14:43, Marius Liebenberg wrote:
I have been working on a network solution for some extra IO. I used an
Arduino with an Ethernet shield and created a user space component that
seem to work fine.
Some testing is required and I would appreciate any participation :)
udpio and
I always disable hyperthreading first thing. This morning after running for
about 20 hours I have:
Max Jitter
Servo Thread: 22532
Base Thread: 31206
Much more reasonable. The only things done are turning off hyperthreading and
setting isolcpus=1 in the kernel.
Thanks for the help,
-Tom
On 2015-01-06 18:53, Nicklas Karlsson wrote:
I am currently working with a STM32F4 discovery board and use the Hostmot
mesa 2 driver to communicate with it via ethernet. It only 3 volt logical
levels and analog, PWM, Encoder, Simple IO, analog and other buses if
needed.
I will be looking at
2015-01-06 18:52 GMT+02:00 poormansairforce H poormansairfo...@gmail.com:
Thanks to all who have replied. Apparently I have missed some replies from
several people so my apologies if my replies have sounded weird. We are
certainly on the same page as to what I want to build. The custom
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