Jeff Epler wrote Ian,
Thanks for your report. I've reproduced the problem and I believe I've
fixed it. (A nod goes to SWPadnos for noticing the factor of 25.4
hidden in the numbers you cited)
Thanks Jeff,
I'm glad it wasn't just me going nuts. I've no idea how to apply the patch
Chris Radek wrote...
Have you homed A?
issuing G53 X0Y0Z0A0 would give an error - is this a typo?
What version of EMC2 are you running?
Hi,
Sorry, I didn't explain myself very well - I guess I was just too frustrated at
the time..
The EMC2/AXIS version I am running is 2.2.6
When I start
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:34:31PM +0100, Ian W. Wright wrote:
Now I jogged the A axis to 68.023 (arbitrary angle) and hit the
TOUCH OFF button and pressed ENTER with 0.00 in the box. The A
axis value changed to -1659.772
Hmm, that sounds really wrong. Can you tar up your entire config
and
Gentlemen,
I remember having in issue of this type. I believe the .ini file
axis configurations were scrambled.
thanks
Stuart
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 6:37 PM, Chris Radek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 10:34:31PM +0100, Ian W. Wright wrote:
Now I jogged the A axis to
Ian,
Thanks for your report. I've reproduced the problem and I believe I've
fixed it. (A nod goes to SWPadnos for noticing the factor of 25.4
hidden in the numbers you cited)
(It is easy for anyone to see the problem by modifying sim_9axis.ini
to change [TRAJ]UNITS to mm. Then run emc. MDI to
Hi,
I wonder if some knowledgeable chap could explain to me why I'm having
problems zeroing my rotary axis please. When I start up the machine I
issue a 'G53 X0Y0Z0A0' in MDI followed by 'G92.1' and 'G10 P2 L1
X0Y0Z0A0'. These zero all the axes EXCEPT the 'A' axis which stays at
whatever
