Christian,
it could be that you need to invert the axis. You could do this in the
configuration wizard on the setup page for pinouts. I think that there is a
checkbox labeled 'invert'
Marc
On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 6:50 PM, Cristian Ruiz
contacto_ru...@yahoo.com.arwrote:
inverted image and
Christian,
my first guess would be that you have the settings on one of the steppers
wrong. It could be either the number of steps per revolution or the lead
screw pitch. This would cause the affected axis to scale the movement and
would definitely cause a circle to come out as an ellipse.
Cristian,
When I set up my machine I had the speeds and accelerations set too
high and the motors would just oscillate because they were not able to
overcome the inertia of the leadscrews. Do they behave the same way
when not coupled to the machine? Just a guess. Need more info to
really
and added 'acpi=off' to the grub
file and I now have a functioning setup. I'm not sure what the relationship
is between RTAI and the ACPI subsystems. If anyone has experience with this
I would be happy to have an explanation.
Thanks for all the prompt responses to my questions.
marc foster
On Fri
I have a recently upgraded to a new PC for my EMC installation and I am
having difficulty getting EMC to run on the 10.04 Live CD. I know that it
is not a hardware issue because I can run a 8.04 Live CD and everything
works fine. The 10.04 CD boots and runs fine, however when I run the EMC it
