So presumably, I could also use M67 or M68 to control the laser power as
well. Let me see how to configure my hal code for that.
Thanks,
Neil
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2010/12/13 Neil Baylis :
>>
>> synchronized with the motion.
>>
>> yes, exactly
>>
>> this is why in my gluing machine I use M62->M65 to control the glue valve.
>> I think here the problem is similar when you need to turn on/off the
>> laser while moving.
>>
>> see : http://linuxcnc.org/docs/html
>
> synchronized with the motion.
>
> yes, exactly
>
> this is why in my gluing machine I use M62->M65 to control the glue valve.
> I think here the problem is similar when you need to turn on/off the
> laser while moving.
>
> see : http://linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode_main.html#sec:M62-to-M65
>
>
Le 08/12/2010 18:07, Jon Elson a écrit :
> dambacher-retrofit.de wrote:
>> Hi Neil
>>
>> Am 07.12.2010 19:00, schrieb Neil Baylis:
>>
>>> What's the best strategy for controlling a laser?
>>>
>>> My machine uses 2 axes to move the laser optic to the right position. I've
>>> got this much working sa
dambacher-retrofit.de wrote:
> Hi Neil
>
> Am 07.12.2010 19:00, schrieb Neil Baylis:
>
>> What's the best strategy for controlling a laser?
>>
>> My machine uses 2 axes to move the laser optic to the right position. I've
>> got this much working satisfactorily. Now I need to control the laser po
Neil,
>> What's the best strategy for controlling a laser?
My machine uses 2 axes to move the laser optic to the right position. I've
got this much working satisfactorily. Now I need to control the laser power.
I was planning to use a 3rd axis for this, let's call it Z.
My plan was to use the s
Hi Neil
Am 07.12.2010 19:00, schrieb Neil Baylis:
> What's the best strategy for controlling a laser?
>
> My machine uses 2 axes to move the laser optic to the right position. I've
> got this much working satisfactorily. Now I need to control the laser power.
> I was planning to use a 3rd axis fo
What's the best strategy for controlling a laser?
My machine uses 2 axes to move the laser optic to the right position. I've
got this much working satisfactorily. Now I need to control the laser power.
I was planning to use a 3rd axis for this, let's call it Z.
My plan was to use the sign of the