The Xylotex config was very helpfull. Thanks :)
Den lördag 5 november 2016 kl. 17:57:15 UTC+1 skrev Jeff Pollard:
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> Hi,
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> Check the Xylotex hal file in the ARM/BeagleBone directory for an
> example of using PID to get rid of the hunting problem on the DIR line.
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> Jeff
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> On Saturday,
Thanks. I got it figured out. Or I should say it is working now. There was
two parts to my problem.
1. The pulsing on the DIR line was fixed by the PID control (not sure how
this works, but it does).
2. I had the stepper drivers set up the wrong way. They were in STEP C.W. /
STEP C.C.W mode rat
Devin Hughes writes:
> Hi Alexander,
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> Thanks for confirming my suspicions. I have seen those definitions, and I
> didn't think the capability was there. The machinetalk stuff is starting
> (slowly) to make sense to me. I am using Hal Remote components already, and
> they work very well for
The machinekit-fdm configs are also using the PID workaround.
https://github.com/machinekit/machinekit/blob/master/lib/python/fdm/config/base.py#L60
Charles Steinkuehler writes:
> On 11/5/2016 8:11 AM, Johan Jensen wrote:
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>> _4. After completing the first jog command (+/- does not matter), th
I would stick with using the same pins as an existing design, or you'll be
stuck generating/updating configs. I'm partial to the CRAMPS design myself.
On Monday, November 7, 2016 at 4:36:02 AM UTC-5, Dean Gouramanis wrote:
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> Hello world. I am new to this group.
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> I recently made a new cape
Hello world. I am new to this group.
I recently made a new cape for my DIY CNC machine build. It is an opto
isolation cape for connecting external drivers to the BeagleBone. It also
includes an LVDS video output for an LCD screen. The main features are:
15 high-speed outputs
4 solid
