On Wednesday 28 February 2007 21:50, Marc van Doornik wrote:
Initially I just downloaded rtai-3.2 and a vanilla 2.4.27 kernel. Compile
kernel, no problem.
Very old combination - If you *really* want 2.4.27 patched with RTAI, I may
have an old prebuilt Debian package lurking somewhere...
Can any one tell me if I need pullups on the pci parallel port input pins?
This would be for interfacing homing and limit switches.
If I do need pullups couldn't I set an unused output pin to 1 and then use that
as a source for my pullup resistor power? I assume a 2.2K pullup would be a
Jack Ensor wrote:
Unfortunately it crashed.
Could anyone see why this failed to run and what it takes to fix it?
It ran fine before my mods.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cd /
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/$ emc /home/jack/emc2/MyConf/BP.ini
EMC2 - 2.1.0
Machine configuration directory is
No, I created MyConf folder and put my modified files in it. Only BP.ini,
Mycore_stepper.hal, and pinout.out. Is emc.nml the only other file that must
be there as it is currently configured? I only wanted to put files there that
are necessary in order to keep clutter to a minimum.
Jack Ensor
I am running a four-axis mini-type mill with a xylotec board and stepper
motors throughout. Everything runs fine (pretty much) except for the
4th axis which is an angular axis. All the linear axes have the same
settings in the INI file and are mechanically the same.
I have noticed that when
On Thu, Mar 01, 2007 at 04:04:16PM -0800, Glenn R. Edwards wrote:
I have noticed that when I do a fast-move command with all axes going,
such as G0 X50 Y30 Z20 A90 (from home), the angular axis will move
faster than when I do a single axis move such as G0 A90.
Please post your ini (attach
Thanks Chris.
The G0 answer makes sense.
I am running EMC 2.1.1
I'll post the INI file as soon as I get it off the machine.
Best regards,
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Glenn
On Thu, Mar 01, 2007 at 04:04:16PM -0800, Glenn R. Edwards wrote:
I have noticed that when I do a fast-move command with all axes going,
I've ordered the breakout boards and cables for the Mesa 5i20, hope to order
the 5i20 7i33 today. I was wondering if anyone here has made electrical
drawings for this or other EMC machines. I was thinking something along the
lines of a power switch that turns on the computer and input power.