Some controls have a 'teach mode' that records your jogs. You can then
replay the jogs either forwards or backwards. This is pretty much the
same as you describe. Things get a bit more complicated when you are
using MPG jogging, especially if you have multiple MPGs. In that case
all you can do
2009/6/23 K.J. Kirwan kjk_e...@ix.netcom.com:
They have a front panel button called Recover.
When pressed the first time it sets the feedhold
mode and prepares to remember the next (up to three)
manual jogs that the operator makes.
Pondering this to myself I came to much the same solution.
This seems like a reasonable task for EMC2 (see bottom of page).
http://www.ma-info.de/html/laser_soldering.html
Has anyone tried it? Is there a laser guru out there that could
recommend a source for a laser to start studying with?
Off Topic: Congratulations to NASA, job well done (so far).
On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 22:59:55 -0400, you wrote:
Which version of the mutouch driver are you using? According to the Ubuntu
Hardy (didn't see a mention of which version of Ubuntu you are running
either so I am making an assumption) link I googled
Kirk Wallace wrote:
This seems like a reasonable task for EMC2 (see bottom of page).
http://www.ma-info.de/html/laser_soldering.html
Has anyone tried it? Is there a laser guru out there that could
recommend a source for a laser to start studying with?
There is a discussion group,
Steve -
Thanks for your patience with me, I saw a thread with minimal replies and
minimal progress so thought I'd jump in. I was actually experiencing some
insomnia and it appears I am again tonight...Sorry I didn't look at the
change logs and bug reports.
As for trying the newer packages for
Leslie
I believe in an earlier post that you had created some changes that
would allow the use of MDI but you couldn't completely test right now.
I would like to try them as I have several parts that I am ready to
machine that have multiple tool changes. For some reason my postings
have
