I just looked at your mentioned Textronix probe Phillip.
U shouldn't use such a probe if you want low interference because it has a very
high RC load in the R component. Maybe U should use a classic 10M Ohm probe
instead and connect that to a 1 MOhm scope?
My impression is that your probe is
Imho , Are U sure U need any particular measurement point device for your pcb
Philipp? At those frequencies U mention U just need a simple pin and a common
ground point at your card to make the measurement. In my days as an RF repair
engineer i hooked my probe at those points with my integrated
Well Mark, I don't think U should enter the Global Warming debate
because the following truth has been thoroughly tested:
1) Too little water kills a man.
2) Too much water kills a man.
I think it's still valid.
/ Roger
Then it's earth and plant
;-)
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the ports U need: PCI, USB, VGA, Ethernet, RS232,
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Could U use such a card as a linuxCNC platform?
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Ok, Viesturs!
Well, I haven't been able to closely follow all the issues discussed on this
list but all the posts are saved I guess?
It would be nice to have a closer look at your solutions too.
I now have two older Storebro lathes 260 and 200, with different
control/electronic-troubles but
Well, I have read your arguments and I guess I'm in!
I think I will start with the 2-core Intel atom board Viesturs
mentioned.
And then we have the pheripherals, here is my very preliminary
wish-list, (not much knowledge of my lathe control-interfaces ):
PCI:
1) differential
Well, using a battery charger seem to be a high risk approach.
What Pico seem to delveir is I guess the right thing, a regulated and
shortcirciut-proof device intended for computer boards?
Potential problems with battery chargers as powersupplies are:
- Probably unfiltered DC
-
?
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Hello all and thanks again for your support!
Have been busy at the shop trying to write some code for the 260 and doing
other tasks.
The spindle engine play along making no fuzz about it's stator field problem
but now the control starts quarreling but not about it's dreaded bubble memory
who
Noticed the lists persistent discussion of the LinucCNC trajectory planning
functionality.
As a system designer I'm curious about the mentioned rule ability to stop at
end of next block and wonder what the rationale for such a rule consist of.
As a programmer I would also find it convenient to
20 apr 2012 kl. 18.54 skrev emc-users-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net:
As Dave said below, U can't shortcircuit base to ground in your circuit, the
resistor is intended to limit the base current in your schematics so what U can
do is to set the M point to ground, that should make your relay
I just looked at your Hardinge lathe Kirk and found a HAL-file who by my Newbie
eyes found unfinished!
Ayway, just in case here it is:
http://www.wallacecompany.com/cnc_lathe/HNC/emc2/nc_files/M111
and I guess you simply haven't finished it yet, it's a copy if M110...
Nice to have a boltsnut
Just put a few measurements on spindle moter stator power circuitry
on site: http://abcnc.se/projects/storebro260.html
Done with a 100 MHz oscilloscope 1:10 probes, signal ground on chassis.
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16 apr 2012 kl. 03:38 skrev emc-users-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net:
Is there a small keyboard on that Spindle drive with some led
displays?
Thanks for your response Dave!
I don't think i have any such devices, there is some LED-lights but
no displays on some cards and no visible
?
Lathes don't break apart.
Peter
Roger,
hur star det till?
Tack, det är bra, anställningsplanerna rullar på!
Roger Holmquist schrieb:
Done some more jobs on the CNC-Lathe.
- Installed LinuxCNC2 on my mac by VirtualBox.
- Found http://IGSViewer.com for plotting and study 3d-part-files
...
/ Roger
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Better than sec? Nothing is better than sec when
And that's it!
Yes, I know about the RTOS restraints.
I have run VMEExec and some other commerial RTOSes over the years so
no Virtual boxes in a real system but you can do a lot of preparatory
work in the box I believe...
/ Roger
On 04/11/2012 12:00 PM, Roger Holmquist wrote:
Done
; http://
abcnc.se/projects/storebro260.html
Thanks for your valuable comments.
They are thoughtfully considered!
Greetings / Roger
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Right Charles!
I guess I am in the Mixed Result category ;-)
But for now: The baby is running !
/ Roger
26 mar 2012 kl. 12.34 skrev emc-users-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net:
mtbf has a limited scope. instead, the consideration should be of mttvp -
mean time to vanishing profit. the
on the edge. If it goes down, it
tends to stay down and simply become a time eater.
Dave
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Well, Peter, after 12 hours close encounter : It might be a version
of the machine without cover, this CNC is built on a tradtional lathe
setup, just adding servos and a better spindle engline, some sensors
and this Sinumerik/FANUC 6 control and that's it !
On the other hand, your machine
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According to Daves FANUC link: http://www.cnc1.com/News/customer-
files/CNC_eNewsletter_Sep_2010.pdf
it tells us that Fanuc 7 was the version developed in cooperation
with Siemens and it was marketed in two separate hardware versions,
one from each company.
Anyway, it says that FANUC
Hello and thanks again for all your input of my previous subject.
I have read and contemplated your suggestions and followed most of
your links.
Now my intention is to establish a pilot project at my, I believe
coming employers place SMP
SMP can be freely translated to Great Swamps Production
Well, there was a missing link in my previous message:
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SMP can be freely translated to Great Swamps Production Inc
This is not an ordinary machine shop.
It is situated in Sweden, in the northern part of Europe called
Scandinavia far beyond any normal place for a company of this sort
I got a task from my coming boss and that is to configure an old
Storebro 160 Lathe running Sinumerik 6T.
There is an issue about resetting the coordinate system to the
workpiece and doing tool compensation setup.
He also told me the Siemens system should be the same as a FANUC 6 ?
Anyway,
There might of course be a possibility that the machine is upgraded...
About the connection to Siemens the boss told me they did cooperate
briefly in the eighties...
About the encoders I will look att that, going there on Wednesday.
/ Roger
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Just added two more docs to my site
1) Image of Storebro 260, probably a similar machine I will encounter
on Wednesday!
2) A german(!) techSpec from Storebro, veeery old but still decodable...
http://abcnc.se/docs/Storebro260.png
http://abcnc.se/docs/Storebro260-TechSpec_german.pdf
Maybe
Thanks for your responses.
It seems I have to give LinuxCNC a closer look.
There is a low cost commercial alternative in MACH 3.
I guess you have an opinions on that system too?
I know it's based on Windows with some kind of realtime extension who
doesn't sound too good in ears.
My impression
Hello everybody!
Have just got reason to join the CNC-developing community.
Considering LinuxCNC as a professional machine control system
replacing older control systems versions from FANUC, Heidenhahn,
Siemens etc
One observation is that trajectory planning seem to be incomplete.
There is
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