On Tuesday, September 27, 2016 at 3:39:21 AM UTC+5:30, Charles Steinkuehler
wrote:
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> On 9/26/2016 4:01 PM, hector ice wrote:
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> > Thank you Robert for pointing it out, I was also doubtful of image so
> changed
> > and tried the steps. And installed xenomai patched kernel.
> > Also I ha
Bas,
Thanks for the much more recent config file links.
There's a bunch of configurations on your github list, which would be the
best to try?
Any recommendations on changes needed for a BeBoPr++ config to work with
CRAMPS?
Again, many thanks.
On Monday, September 26, 2016 at 4:59:50 PM UTC-4,
OK, again, making progress.
Using the Ilaro config files, I changed the dimensions to my printer's, and
fixed the step timings for the Alegro stepper controllers I'm usng.
The quandry I had about motion direction appears to be understandable by me
now.
I was looking at the cartesian coordinates
I apologize for my stream of consciousness posting, but I'm running out of
time for Makerfaire in four days.
I was hoping to get this configured and printing in time for the show, but
I'm not sure I can make it happen.
This Machinekit interface is very difficult to get going for linear delta
F
> On 27 Sep 2016, at 17:08, John Pickens wrote:
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> For instance, I tried to invoke the G28 "Move to Origin" command, and the
> arms moved upward, but didn't stop when the limit switches were hit.
You are experiencing the difference between reprap flavoured gcodes and the CNC
ones. See g28 i
> On 27 Sep 2016, at 16:22, John Pickens wrote:
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> How do I HOME in Machinekit G codes?
You dont
>
> So I used Manual Control to HOME it
That's correct
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> It reports X: 275 Y:275 Z:275 in manual mode
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> It shows X:0 Y:0 and Z: 56.789 in MDI mode.
This is the difference between seei
> On 27 Sep 2016, at 14:43, John Pickens wrote:
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> Bas,
> Thanks for the much more recent config file links.
> There's a bunch of configurations on your github list, which would be the
> best to try?
> Any recommendations on changes needed for a BeBoPr++ config to work with
> CRAMPS?
It's a
can i use a normal resistor to get 3.3v out of 5v or do i have to use a
step down voltage regulator, that outputs 3.3v and works with 4v? (when it
is a constant voltage of 5v, i could use a regulator but i dont know what
to use for signal because it is a frequency, not a constant) in case of a
Why do you need a 3.3V regulator? The BBB supplies 3.3V which
probably has enough current capacity to drive whatever I/O circuits
you need to hook up.
If you are referring to the eQEP0 inputs signals, if your encoder
provides 5V signals (likely) you just need to make sure they never go
above 3.3V
Hello Sander,
I know some time has past, but I only recently found out about your
father's passing, and I send my condolences. I do not know if you found
someone to purchase the untested boards, and if not, I would be willing to
discuss this further.
Regards
Ken McNabb
On Thursday, January 7
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