Today’s best practice is to put the code into version control in Git as soon as
you have written the first few lines of code, long before you have even started
testing it.
Github is not for distributing finished projects. It is a public version
control system. So if you have something and
I'm not ready with this code to distribute it as a project. I haven't touched
it for almost 2 years. To put it out as a project means writing a user manual
and far more comprehensive information on CANopen.
My point of making the python and hal info available was to show that it's
pretty ea
The best way to distribute stuff like Python source code is to place it on
GitHub and then every time you update it, send out a notice to tell people
what’s new and where it is.
GitHub is a free service and it offers more than just a place to store code.
It also offers bug tracking and a forum
Yeah, maybe this would be a good time for me to learn Arduino.
-Earl
On 8/22/2023 3:00 PM, N. Christopher Perry wrote:
I think that would be an excellent use for an Arduino.
N. Christopher Perry
On Aug 22, 2023, at 1:01 PM, John Dammeyer wrote:
I tried to send some python source code, a
Earl,
Yes. My zip file with the Python code and xml for the pyvcp_options are now
here:
http://www.autoartisans.com/CAN/LinuxCANopen.zip
I was suggesting CAN bus only because I've been using it since 1992 and so for
me it's pretty easy. But the example was more to show how you can send
command
I'll put the custom.hal file in the zip later today and update it on my web
site. Again this is just one of many ways to do this.
# Include your custom HAL commands here
# This file will not be overwritten when you run PNCconf again
# Bring in the CANopen xIM board
loadusr -Wn serial-relays ./s
John,
So if I understand you correctly, you are suggesting using
LinuxCNC computer to communicate via CANBUS or MODBUS
long distance remotely with the dust collectors?
The way I have it set up is: The dust collectors are suspended from the
ceiling,
but I have all the solenoid wires coming to a
I think that would be an excellent use for an Arduino.
N. Christopher Perry
> On Aug 22, 2023, at 1:01 PM, John Dammeyer wrote:
>
> I tried to send some python source code, an xml and text file as
> attachments, both as the files and in a zip and got the attachment
> blacklisted reply. Is t
I tried to send some python source code, an xml and text file as
attachments, both as the files and in a zip and got the attachment
blacklisted reply. Is there another way so everyone on the list can get the
attachment. I can put it on my web site but eventually it will disappear
rather than end
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have suggestions what would be a good option
for reverse pulse control on my dust collectors?
I have 3 separate dust collectors that use (two each) air solenoid valves
to give the filters an alternating 100 millisecond (1/10 second) pulse
to remove the dust from the fil
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