to change this
behavior while using debian packaging for emc2.
Is it referenced anywhere else but in the .hal file?
The only references are in the hal file.
Great, thanks Jeff.
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Axis keyboard problem. First press of keys on USB pendant is now
ignored.
The pendant is based on an X-Keys module, simply a programmable keyboard
which stores key settings
overwrite manualtoolchange file? PITA having to
manually replace it each time with Les's custom one that allows jog
during tool change :(
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It has good CAD import functionality, does 2.5D and 3D machining and up
to 5 axis support depending on options chosen. Also has good advanced
Turning module with multi turret and turn/mill support.
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Define commercially ?
Fanuc, Siemens even Mach3.
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, touch off, and then use run from here on the first line of the next
section.
Les' manual toolchange fix allows that without the risk of the unknowns
involved with the run from here command.
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is also disabled during that.
The behaviour, however, can be changed by altering system variable #3004
there's a table for various combinations of feed hold, feed override and
exact stop, then all bets are off G.
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Commercially Feed Hold doesn't work within loops or canned cycles.
Stopping at the end of the current line isn't a problem generally and
certainly better than nothing.
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- Select the line you want to start from first.
Use with caution as this will move the tool to the expected position
before the line first then it will execute the rest of the code.
Nothing about what limitations it has or hasn't.
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to continue code from the
line following the M6.
Interesting to jog well away then continue, DRO's track any jogged
position and the return moves are quite predictable.
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.
Are you saying that you can do a jog during a tool change but you cannot do a
jog during a pause?
Yes.
I can clearly see the value of doing a jog during a pause as I have seen
cutters get bound up with stringy swarf many times.
Exactly.
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- GO FOR IT. You will find the people involved will go
out of their way to assist you.
Not in my experience. The only option seems to be write it yourself.
They just won't do the whole project for
you.
Discussing would be a start!
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not sure how hard it is to get it
implemented,
Seems very difficult :(
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in program is out of limit you must (only in 2.4.0 and further)
add line
[TASK] INTERP_MAX_LEN = 2
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with Axis tool editor though.
It displays front and back angles in lathe tool table editor oddly.
Params I95.0 J155.0
Display as
Front Back
1e+02 2e+02
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are offsets from programmed position to actual.
Agreed, tool offsets are just absolute values, in machine units. They
have just the same offset from a home position or any other programmed
position and it would be counter productive to force tool offsets to
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own interpretation on some things.
G33 and taper threads spring to mind, Industry Standard taper threads
are not measured along the hypotenuse!
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highly configurable and relatively easy to edit the post processor files
to suit any machine.
For CAD I use Rhino.
I've probably used just about every major CAD/CAM package out there and
always end up back with these.
None are Linux packages, or free though.
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I started a wiki page on this topic, hopefully everyone who has a saying
about it will contribute to it [1]
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?ManualWhilePaused
Done ;)
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On 16 March 2010 00:23, Steve Blackmore st...@pilotltd.net wrote:
The reason for the G18 was to make G2 and G3 work in other parts of the code.
G18 means canned-cycle movement in Y, so it is an error to use G18 and
a canned cycle with a lathe
should be programmed in the
code in the first place.
It shouldn't work within canned cycles or subroutines either. It doesn't
on the commercial controllers I've used, and therefore don't see why
that should be used as an excuse not to implement it.
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On Tue, 16 Mar 2010 21:53:10 +1100, you wrote:
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 10:14:45AM +, Steve Blackmore wrote:
On Tue, 16 Mar 2010 20:04:58 +1100, you wrote:
Using programmed moves to and from the manual tool-change station
seems to be quicker, as well as avoiding loss of position
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On Tue, 16 Mar 2010 07:14:08 -0500, you wrote:
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 6:52 AM, Steve Blackmore st...@pilotltd.net wrote:
There should be no need whatsoever for all that added .1 stuff.
Let's say you have
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OK, I'm curious as to how you did that. Your tip was apparently engaged
when you hit the pause as you probably heard the tip break? So you
retracted away from
, then tighten?
They have a habit of moving up slightly :)
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Not quite - press Feed hold, stop spindle then jog -X to clear tool,
then +Z to get out of bore, replace tip. Start spindle, press cycle
start. Tool did a combined XZ move
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Add correctly implemented taper threading to that too..
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Doubling the voltage will double the torque at any given speed and
roughly give you twice the usable speed range.
I routinely run steppers at 70V or more. I don't use Gecko drives the -
their upper voltage limit is on the low side for some applications.
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rapids to 6m/min, kinder on the
machine, it doesn't try and jump around the floor at those speeds :)
At 37.5V 2.5A it will only do 4.2m/min or so before it becomes
unreliable.
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the toolchange confirmation box
even when that tool is already loaded is still there too.
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EMC2 TASK program: milltask
Starting EMC2 DISPLAY program: axis
Killing task emcsvr, PID=15590
Killing task milltask, PID=15701
Removing HAL_LIB, RTAPI, and Real Time OS modules
Removing NML shared memory segments
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Forget Galvanized fittings altogether, you are just installing
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electrolytic corrosion, (excuse pun), particularly if your pump is a
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The screen is not refreshed on each iteration of the same program. For
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is a poor solution with it's own caveats,
as machine state at the point of stop is not remembered properly in my
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Do you know if you can reinstall off the cd without loosing your user
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If you accepted the default disk partitioning proposed by Ubuntu (which
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Stopping realtime threads
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No I wouldn't object to someone adding G32. Do you plan to contribute
this? I'd happily review this contribution.
Yes - how do I go about it.
Third time of asking, so far
On Sat, 3 Oct 2009 16:59:36 -0500, you wrote:
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Ahh - it's a second one being added not a replacement for the existing,
even though it's an obsolete Fanuc foible?
I thought that was clear from the start.
If you're up to adding
, the run/pause/stop buttons are fine. For manual stuff
the spindle controls are also a bit small, there's enough free space
around them so I assume they could be made bigger?
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Same on Fanuc as EMC, the G0 speed is the rapid speed (usually non
operator definable). The programmed feed speed is G1 and the rate can be
anything up to that defined for G0.
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the feed rate you want to move at. If you program a feed rate faster
than the max possible (G0 rate) it will be ignored and the G0 rate will
be used.
On some controls it will error and continue, others it will error and
stop on file load/verify.
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On Mon, Nov 02, 2009 at 11:34:25PM +, Steve Blackmore wrote:
On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:06:48 +0100, you wrote:
Am 27.10.2009 um 23:35 schrieb Michael Haberler:
I tried with a build from latest master, and a second build from just
before
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Neither do I, but I tend to agree that there is some other design
limitation that is not helping somewhere.
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As I said, there are several different boards, the latest designs use 3
phase motors, with an encoder on the motor shaft, giving feedback to a
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Encoder is connected to a couple of UA9637ACP differential line
receivers. I'm putting A+ A-, B+ B-, I+ I- in and getting A, B, I out at
3.5V, should I connect the resistors on the outputs of the line
receiver
. That reinforces my suspicion of the above.
Hi Jon
Encoder is connected to a couple of UA9637ACP differential line
receivers. I'm putting A+ A-, B+ B-, I+ I- in and getting A, B, I out at
3.5V, should I connect the resistors on the outputs of the line
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Ahh - it's a second one being added not a replacement for the existing,
even though it's an obsolete Fanuc foible?
I thought that was clear from the start.
No - it wasn't
, works
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takes place twice around, the absolute table position will be 720.000°,
Indexing twice will also be necessary in the opposite way in order to
reach absolute zero.
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On Thu, 1 Oct 2009 13:56:32 -0500, you wrote:
Gentlemen,
on the Fanuc 15mb control:
exactly 1 full turn requires using g91
more than one full turn requires using g91
Not one of Fanuc's better ideas and since changed :)
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, the position interpolation is linear, as shown in
halscope, the pulses out are anything but! Surely they should be linear
too?
There are several screenshots so I bundled them into a pdf.
On page 6 I changed the sampling rate to base thread.
http://filebin.ca/wacbfm/screenshots.pdf
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On Fri, 2 Oct 2009 08:25:32 -0500, you wrote:
On Fri, Oct 02, 2009 at 12:18:50PM +0100, Steve Blackmore wrote:
One occurrence that is interesting - when the rotation in the same
direction reaches 360.0 (a full circle), it continues to increase. It
does not become zero degrees again.
I
. That reinforces my suspicion of the above.
Thanks Jon - that's an easy thing to try tomorrow. If that still fails
I'll try yet another encoder G.
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possibility for rotary axis, as we beat it to
death years ago and decided there was no right way.
ALL variations should be catered for. Just making it suitable for one
person's preference is short sighted.
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2009/10/1 Steve Blackmore st...@pilotltd.net:
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I am amazed that G33 works at all with that velocity noise. Mine is no
more than 10% dither and is being blamed for my inability to thread.
What sort of encoder
, and needs a new encoder cable,
and shows as odd kicks on the spindle speed readout - even with the
spindle stopped. Repositioning the existing cable helped enormously.
I think you have two problems, noise and not enough lead in.
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counter confirm
that) but my system seems to think it is and incorrectly adjusts the Z
axis accordingly!
I've no idea how, or if it's possible to average the encoder readout?
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I've no idea how, or if it's possible to average the encoder readout?
Yes, you need to make a small change to your HAL file, see:
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