Hey guys.
Just thought I would ask here hoping to get one of the qtpyvcp guys so
comment and let me know what they think.
I can get some Elo Touch screens from old kiosks. They are industrial and
very nice touch screens built for public use.
Now I can get them pretty cheap and Elo makes Linux
> So your machine can access any point along a specific diameter cylinder?
> I'm curious about what the machine does.
> I would start out using trivial kinematics. Why use (X,Y,Z) in the g-code
> if the machine can not possibly move in (x,y,z) space?
>
The device is a coping tool for wood. I
So your machine can access any point along a specific diameter cylinder?
I'm curious about what the machine does.
But the kinematics could be literally trivial. How to do this depends on
what you want your g-code to look like. You can always write the g-code
using native machine coordinates
I have 8i20's right now. I would use STMBL but I've already spent the money
on the 8i20's.
I'm willing to do some coding. I implemented halports in linuxcnc and
intended to extend that into hostmot2. Possibly for UARTS and I also need
to create an interface with datapainter so I can move my laser
> On 22. Feb 2020, at 19:30, Curtis Dutton wrote:
>
> Rene thanks,
>
> This will help a lot. I'll study that implementation.
>
> I would like to get my 5i25 to be able to process the encoder data.
>
> Is the protocol direction only one direction from the encoder? If it were I
> could just
hi Nicklas:
I think you keep the X as linear and do a Cartesian to polar conversion
for the Y. This is sometimes done to get a really stiff Y axis. Years
ago I saw a utube of a shop doing one with a decently large rotary
table; as in 18" or more.
Dave
On 2/22/20 12:50 AM, Nicklas Karlsson
Rene thanks,
This will help a lot. I'll study that implementation.
I would like to get my 5i25 to be able to process the encoder data.
Is the protocol direction only one direction from the encoder? If it were I
could just hook up the read signals in the 7i74 and create a vhdl component
that
It's not directly relevant, but there's a Linuxcnc compatible PCI card for
Yaskawa Mechatrolink protocol http://yurtaev.com/ymtl2p.html
I mean, Mechatrolink drives can be cheap sometimes.
сб, 22 лют. 2020, 17:04 користувач Curtis Dutton пише:
> I'm trying to run some Yaskawa Sigma V motors with
> On 22. Feb 2020, at 16:03, Curtis Dutton wrote:
>
> I'm trying to run some Yaskawa Sigma V motors with a 5i25, 7i74 and 8i20. I
> want to read the encoder of the motor with hostmot2 SSI.
>
> I have all of my firmware set up, but I just cannot find the encoder
> protocol out in the wild.
>
I'm trying to run some Yaskawa Sigma V motors with a 5i25, 7i74 and 8i20. I
want to read the encoder of the motor with hostmot2 SSI.
I have all of my firmware set up, but I just cannot find the encoder
protocol out in the wild.
Does anyone know it?
Also I would like to start a wiki page that
Did not find list of kinematics module but. Do not think this kind of
kinematics module exist, scara however come close and so could be a good
starting point.
> > No attached drawing.
>
> Trying to attach smaller version of drawing:
>
>
>
> If it doesn’t work, see here:
>
> On Friday 21 February 2020 11:53:16 Nicklas Karlsson wrote:
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> > > Greetings all;
> > >
> > > I have added a 40 amp SSR in the relay box with the two that are
> > > sequencing the spindle's psu startup for a soft start, but its not
> > > intentionally connected to those 2 other than as a
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