On 06/04/14 05:17, Howard Mearns wrote:
I need some clarification on lathe setup. The integrator manual seems to
indicate that I should remove the [axis_1] section. Some older posts say that
I will have to make a dummy 'y' axis.
I worked on ini/hal bugs/learning curve until I got Axis
You remove the axis section out of the ini but you do this
Under [TRAJ] section
AXIS = 3
COORDINATES = X Z
Then you will have
[AXIS_0]
tralala
[AXIS_2]
tralala
Note that the Z is still AXIS_2
On 2014-04-06 06:17, Howard Mearns wrote:
I need some clarification on lathe setup. The integrator
On Sunday 06 April 2014 02:54:42 Howard Mearns did opine:
I need some clarification on lathe setup. The integrator manual seems
to indicate that I should remove the [axis_1] section. Some older posts
say that I will have to make a dummy 'y' axis.
I worked on ini/hal bugs/learning curve
On 6 April 2014 05:17, Howard Mearns hmea...@hotmail.com wrote:
Does removing the y axis mean that axis 1 is now the z axis?
Others have explained what to do, but here is a small explanation of why.
When LinuxCNC was first written there was an assumption made that an
X in the G-code would
I need some clarification on lathe setup. The integrator manual seems to
indicate that I should remove the [axis_1] section. Some older posts say that I
will have to make a dummy 'y' axis.
I worked on ini/hal bugs/learning curve until I got Axis to appear without
crashing setup just as a
