Ian,
Each unit has its own MAC address. Devolo supply a little utility that
lists all the plug units it can find on the mains network. All you do
then is group the corresponding MAC addresses of your units (its pretty
certain no one else will be using them!) into your own local network,
you then
Hi Ted.
I think you'll want to use the encoder from 2.2 (or CVS, if you feel
like compiling).
It uses a better algorithm to determine velocity, so it's very stable
and works well with low pulse-rate sensors.
We're hoping to release 2.2 on the next few months. If you'd like to
try it
Rafael Skodlar wrote:
Jon Elson wrote:
AKSYS Tech Pty Ltd wrote:
Hi Guys
Thanks very much for all the info.
I must confess that this is my first time playing with Linux so it is
all a bit new to me.
I am trying to make a solid “Industrial” controller, because as a day
job I retrofit
jros wrote:
Hello!.
We are implementing a 6 dgf kinematics for a parallel manipulator.
(see http://imac/parallel/images/argazkiak/img_4336.jpg for a photograph
of the machine without the head)
We are using as a template genhexkins.c file so that compiling and
launching is not a
Hey,
Here's something that I've been wondering about for a while: I can't seem to
get multiple axes to home in sequence. Do I need to be running a version of
EMC2 later than 2.0.5?
I have this line in my ini file:
HOME_SEQUENCE 0 1 2
which doesn't generate any complaints, but also
On Monday 17 September 2007, jros wrote:
Hello!.
We are implementing a 6 dgf kinematics for a parallel manipulator.
(see http://imac/parallel/images/argazkiak/img_4336.jpg for a photograph
of the machine without the head)
Can you supply a better link, this is an 'imac' is an unknown server
http://www.imac.unavarra.es/parallel/images/argazkiak/img_4336.jpg
Regards,
Alex
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Another evening, another question,
I've just been using the Touch Off button with V2.1.7 and come up with a
problem:
Launch EMC
Jog axes around etc.
Click Touch Off for say X axis and attempt to enter 0.125 when I type
the first 0 (zero) an error appears in the popup window saying bad
number
Another user has reported a similar problem, but I've never been able to
reproduce it on my machine. And that means I've been unable to try
fixing it. :(
Jeff
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On Monday 17 September 2007, Alex Joni wrote:
http://www.imac.unavarra.es/parallel/images/argazkiak/img_4336.jpg
Thanks Alex. Is the worktable of that machine not yet installed?
Regards,
Alex
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On Monday 17 September 2007, Jeff Epler wrote:
Another user has reported a similar problem, but I've never been able to
reproduce it on my machine. And that means I've been unable to try
fixing it. :(
Jeff
It has never worked for me either, Jeff. All I can get out of it is the bad
number
Andy Ibbotson wrote:
Another evening, another question,
I’ve just been using the Touch Off button with V2.1.7 and come up with
a problem:
Launch EMC
Jog axes around etc.
Click Touch Off for say X axis and attempt to enter 0.125” when I type
the first 0 (zero) an error appears in the
I tried the Ubuntu 6.06 Live CD yesterday, and liked it. However the EMC
interface was different than what I've grown accustomed to. I've been running
EMC from BDI 4.49 since last July, 2006, using the 'Sherline' EMC interface.
Is there a way to load the new Ubuntu 6.06, and still get a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried the Ubuntu 6.06 Live CD yesterday, and liked it. However the EMC
interface was different than what I've grown accustomed to. I've been
running EMC from BDI 4.49 since last July, 2006, using the 'Sherline' EMC
interface.
Is there a way to load the new
On Monday 17 September 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried the Ubuntu 6.06 Live CD yesterday, and liked it. However the EMC
interface was different than what I've grown accustomed to. I've been
running EMC from BDI 4.49 since last July, 2006, using the 'Sherline' EMC
interface.
Is there a
Jeff Epler wrote:
Another user has reported a similar problem, but I've never been able to
reproduce it on my machine. And that means I've been unable to try
fixing it. :(
You can definitely enter bad numeric representations in the
window, I have done that by using the backspace key to remove
Heinz Reimer wrote:
Is there a correct procedure for using Touch Off?
Ohh, you may have to be homed. Are you homing all your axes?
If not, then EMC can't figure out whether you are within the
software limits on the axes. (I'm not sure why it affects the
touch-off function, as that doesn't
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