The wiki for this is out of date.
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ModIO
First of course the folder linkages should now read linuxcnc rather than EMC2.
Also the document states:
Both Driver Directories Need
modbus.c
modbus.h
findbindir
find-libdir
find-modinc
B
On Wednesday 05 February 2020 23:37:25 andrew beck wrote:
> Hi guys I have a little problem...
>
> I have a mesa 5i25 7i76 combo which was working 4 months ago. I blew
> up a servo drive and only just got back to the project a couple of
> months ago. the original config stopped working when I st
Hi guys
ok well I connected up another pc and this one works fine. I have a 24v dc
powersupply feeding the mesa 7i76 field io
and everything seems to work fine.
then I connected it back to my old pc and that works fine also now once it
is not connected up to the machine. Its a bit strange.
I
Hi guys I have a little problem...
I have a mesa 5i25 7i76 combo which was working 4 months ago. I blew up a
servo drive and only just got back to the project a couple of months ago.
the original config stopped working when I started it up again and came up
with a error message."Pin 'hm2_5i2
On Tue, 4 Feb 2020 at 21:25, Todd Zuercher wrote:
> To deal with probe tip, probe the perimeter, connect the dots, then just
> offset the shape you made with the probe's tip radius.
That works a treat once the points are in the CAD.
And here is the G-code routine I used.
;probe a profile
;the
I have programmed a cmm, but I really don't remember anything about it.
Rapid moves are like g code, but I think the one I used had a probe command.
On Wed, Feb 5, 2020 at 1:00 PM N wrote:
> Anyone used a coordinate measurement machine and know how they do?
>
> Maybe I happen to have manual but
Anyone used a coordinate measurement machine and know how they do?
Maybe I happen to have manual but will probably not have to much time to look
into it this week.
> I think it comes down to constructing lines perp to the profile at
> probed points. CMM's obviously take care of this somehow.
>
On Tue, 4 Feb 2020 11:21:25 -0800
Chris Albertson wrote:
> If LinuxCNC where to be ported, the best platform likely would not use an
> OS like Linus or BSD or Windows.The RTOSes all are very different from
> the more general-purpose OSes. Linux.BSD/Windows all have kernels and
> can load
On 2020-02-05 01:57, andy pugh wrote:
On Wed, 5 Feb 2020 at 04:25, Thomas D. Dean wrote:
How do I do a clean install of buster rtai and llinuxcnc?
Experimental at the moment. But:
1) Install Buster
2) Download the .debs at www.linuxcnc.org/temp
3) Install the Linux-image and Linux-headers de
On Wed, 5 Feb 2020 at 04:25, Thomas D. Dean wrote:
> How do I do a clean install of buster rtai and llinuxcnc?
Experimental at the moment. But:
1) Install Buster
2) Download the .debs at www.linuxcnc.org/temp
3) Install the Linux-image and Linux-headers debs
sudo apt-get install ./linux-ima
A PCI Express SATA II card with 4 ports can be bought pretty cheaply. PCI SATA
cards can be found for around $15 for SATA 1.0 and a bit higher for SATA II,
but they'll bottleneck SATA II devices.
Found something I thought would never exist, and it's at a totally not stupidly
insane price, 2 and
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