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you need and if you already have motors etc i guess..
as when looking at more fancy spec VFDs price does come into play and
servo setup can be had for same sort of price some times..
rob
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Hello to everybody on this list.
I've been working
2012 18:15, andy pugh bodge...@gmail.com escribió:
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Thank you Les and Robert for your answers. So, the best option is brushed
DC motors
Brushless are good too, if they come with drives. There are also
generic
is the difference
between AC brushless and DC brushless motors. Sorry If I read your message
wrongly.
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I'm curious about the 8i20 card. Does
Thanks Andy again for your help. As always you're very helpful!
Regards.
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Andy thanks for your explaination about the 8i20 card
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Hello
Sorry, I meant the price is four times the chinese motor+driver.
El 20 de abril de 2012 22:19, Leonardo Marsaglia
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Thank you guys for your answers. I think I'm going to try these servos,
with analog drivers to close the loop on LinuxCNC.
James, here
:
Hi,
I never used them, but a respectable seller in europe sell them for
typical CN use:
http://www.kinco.cn/html/en/products/ServoStepper/ServoStepper_overview/
Again, I never use them, so, other advice would be welcome.
Le 21.04.2012 03:20, Leonardo Marsaglia a écrit :
Sorry, I meant
suppliers.
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Thanks for the information Claude. I'm enough confident to give it a try,
so I think this week or the next one I'm going
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It sounds like you are greatly simplifying the machine. An MG set
(motor generator set
work!
What resolution encoder do you have on the motor?
Dave
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Taking back to life this topic.
I just uploaded a crappy video (sorry for the quality it was filmed with
a
cheap phone) that shows how the positioning system is working
the simple tuning method is that you must set I and
D to 0 and then increase P until the output oscillates and then compensate
the oscillation with I. My concern is, does the oscillation starts when I
increase P? or do I have to disturb the motor to see the oscillation?.
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2014-03-25 22:02 GMT-03:00 Dave Cole linuxcncro...@gmail.com:
That is a good price for a drive that can do that.
Sounds like the motor will last a very long time if you run it as you
describe.
Dave
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Well, I can help with the spanish translations, I'm OK with the english
but may be some people don't, although it seems
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Hello to all.
I'm in the process of compiling a module to do some calculations for
machining lobes like the one Andy did a while ago.
The problem is that when I inser that module, or another simple module
that
I've made
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for the angle of the
lobe, and the other one for the displacement at that angle. So the idea is
to load the array with M66 functions in gcode. This way I can use different
programs with the same component. I guess it has to work!
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variables but it seems to make no
difference. Do you guys know why I have this difference in the numbers? Is
it because I'm working in radians with the component, and with the
calculator I'm using degrees?
Thanks as always!
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axis. It's going to be slow because of the
reduction but it's a beggining to see if this works. If I have some
progress I will upload some videos!
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but is it
possible for the keystick gui to run in the command line enviroment?
If you don't have the need of the graphical toolpath that's powerful and
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measures about it because I need this machine to work.
Sorry for the long text by I like to be explicit about the problem!
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replace them?
My brother has a digital oscilloscope that can measure capacitance but I
don't know if that's ok for this kind of capacitors. But I guess if they
are in the range the oscilloscope can measure I might work.
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estop?
In general the alarm showed at the moment you turn on the machine, but this
time it happened even after I started to work.
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www.fanucworld.com is a very good resource
Thank you Stuart, I just sended an email to them to see if they can help
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Please don't think it has nothing do to, every help is well received :).
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I hope that's it, because if not I have to figure out how to make it work
at least at constant speed (600 rpm more or less) to make it work since I
only do rough cuts with the lahe, and all the finishing is made on
grinders.
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replacement to see if that fix the problem. I don't know if I can test
them, but anyway I want to know how much do they cost.
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The voltage drop when a compressor or other large motor starts only
lasts a tenth of a second to maybe a second or two. Too short to see
charge you for a list of parameters from and old
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how the signals work, because now with the alarm I can't even move the
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. By that time, we were using the lathe with an old CGA monitor,
because the frequency is the same. I bought an adaptation board from CGA to
VGA so now I can use any monitor. But yes, they're thiefs!
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the original drives with LinuxCNC, because that
would be great.
Thanks as always and I hope I can make it work soon! Please let me know if
you have any advice or anything because you have a lot more knowledge than
me!
Leonardo.
2014-07-17 19:37 GMT-03:00 Leonardo Marsaglia leonardomarsagli
, because the idea is to mantain the
originals, because the are working great.
I'll be telling you how this is going! But as always thank you guys for
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Mazak's policy is set up to encourage you to buy new rather than
fix. :-(
Indeed. A couple of years ago, I
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for the long description but my question is: Is it possible to use
these drivers? or is it going to be a lot of trouble to get them to work
with LinuxCNC??
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Hello to all!
A few months ago our Mazak spindle died and we replaced it with a new one
of the brand Yaskawa. The lathe is behaving well but it's a good idea to
replace the control with a LCNC machine following a planned
there about how to
tune the parameters using the presets on the driver. I think I saw
something like that in one of the PDFs that I have, I don't know if it's
the same. I hope I don't have to touch any of that, since the mayority of
those parameters are factory set up.
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touch anything of the mechanical units.
I hope I can do some testing soon because replacing the original control
will give me a lot of new functionalities.
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will be telling to the drives the
actual speed and I would only have to close the loop on LinuxCNC using the
resolvers. I guess it's not more difficult than that. But I would love to
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about how you did it.
So the drivers work with +/- 10 volts, that's great because I couldn't find
anything about that yet, but anyway I could measure the input of the
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radius in wich it's installed would affect the accuracy of that zero? or is
not that critical?
Because in my head I'm picturing the rise and fall signals and I'm worried
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for proximity switches. 20 khz anyway is good
enough since the Z is going to be true once per revolution.
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method for non circular turning to rough cut some
camshafts on the lathe.
At least I'm sure the ones with low lift are going to be possible to turn.
I'm not sure about the ones with 9 mm and more lift, because of tool
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Jon did I will have to spend a lot more on shipping than on the sensors.
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It's tempting also ,in my case, to machine a 360 teeth gear and use these
sensors only. If they do the trick it's a good solution too.
Mod 1.0 is like 362 mm in diameter. So unless the sensors are capable of
sense
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2011/6/14 H J Johnson hjjohn...@sasktel.net
It doesn't matter, the wheel diameter is going to change in time due to use
so it will effect the final part dims, this is why cam grinding requires
multiple passes [one reason].
I've seen machine tools that use lasers
Hello everybody,
I've been reading this topic about using two motors to change from a high
speed spindle for turning, to a low speed but high torque C axis to mill
parts, and I think it's a great project to get involved with emc.
I would like to ask about this, because in my head I always think
I have the same behaviour on a machine running steppers even with a mesa
5i20 for the step generation. The problem anyway shows everytime I start
EMC, then it doesn't appear all day long until the machine is turned off.
I think it's a problem with my motherboard or processor. But, I remember
the
at a fast rate)…
You can get the real time errors if your thread period is too fast for the
hardware.
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On Oct 30, 2011, at 7:53 PM, Leonardo Marsaglia wrote:
I have the same behaviour on a machine running steppers even with a mesa
5i20 for the step generation. The problem anyway
, since this one also has onboard
video, and may be that's causing trouble too.
Thanks as always for your kindness!
Leonardo.
2011/10/30 Jon Elson el...@pico-systems.com
On 10/30/2011 5:53 PM, Leonardo Marsaglia wrote:
I have the same behaviour on a machine running steppers even with a mesa
5i20
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You will only get the message once per session even if you have latency
problems all day long...
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I have the same behaviour on a machine running steppers even with a mesa
5i20 for the step generation. The problem anyway shows
Andy, I'm reading about the SMI patch right now. I installed a clean copy
of the ubuntu 10.04 live cd with emc 2.4.3 and I really don't know if this
one comes already patched, even more this is the first time I read about
the patch. I've been really busy between college and work and didn't have
told about the SMI patch,
but carefully not have problems that compromise the work pieces.
2011/10/31 Jon Elson el...@pico-systems.com
On 10/31/2011 6:32 AM, Leonardo Marsaglia wrote:
Hello everybody,
I just ran the latency test and the jitter of the servo thread was
800,000
ns!!!.
OK
By the way, tomorrow I will try to identify the motherboard, to recomend
what NOT to use, just in case, may be it's already on the list of hardware
that doesn't work hehe.
Regards.
2011/10/31 Leonardo Marsaglia leonardomarsagli...@gmail.com
Hello again people!
Just ran the latency test on my
Hello everybody, i was thinking in making an automatic external shutdown
device, since the kernel is configured not to halt in the normal way..
What i was wondering is if when i shutdown the system and the screen says
system halted is there any physical connector or something that i can use to
Mark
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leonardomarsagli...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello everybody, i was thinking in making an automatic external shutdown
device, since the kernel is configured not to halt in the normal way..
What i was wondering is if when i shutdown
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HTH
Mark
On Nov 9, 2009 9:13 PM, Leonardo Marsaglia
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Hello mark, thanks for your answer.. i tried that but when i press the
power
button the machine powers off skipping the halt
Hello everybody, i'm finishing with the setup of my machine and i have one
question..
How can i link a signal to a bash script? is it possible to make a component
with the sript in it and then use the component to activate that script
whenever i want?
Thanks in adavance for your help.
is to make a component using comp with one bit in pin,
and when that pin is true, the function system executes the sh command.
Well i hope someone can clear my doubts to guide me in the right way.
Thanks in advance again.
Leonardo
2009/11/12 Leonardo Marsaglia leonardomarsagli...@gmail.com
?
I don't know about running a bash script but in the Wiki there is an
example for accessing pins via a Python script.
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docview/html//hal_halmodule.html
Dave
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Hello again, i think i figured out how to make the link, i found that i
can
use
Thank you very much guys for your help, i think may be the best is to make a
userspace component as john told..
I have only one doubt about that.. and it's about the directory in which the
component has to be inserted so i can load it with the loadusr command.. i
read about that in the hal manual
-W, you need to use the named
version, eg -Wn mycomponent
That's what I do.
Frank
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I wish i could go some day to an EMC meeting, I'm far away from the US.
But i hope everything goes well with that.
Regards.
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2009/11/20 Dale Grover dgro...@redcedar.com
Just got an email from Karl Gross of NAMES (the North American Model
Engineering Society), which runs the NAMES
Hello guys, i've already asked something similar in the forum but this is a
simpler..
I read about the retrofit of the mazak that some of the guys made, and i'm
making tests with an AC motor with a vfd and an encoder..
So i was wondering if i can make the spindle turn and stop in a given angle?
, 2009 at 10:26 PM, Leonardo Marsaglia
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Hello guys, i've already asked something similar in the forum but this is
a
simpler..
I read about the retrofit of the mazak that some of the guys made, and
i'm
making tests with an AC motor with a vfd
Well, i think i will improve my pid to make it more accurate and then
continue with the tests.
About the range of the angular axis, if i use the index-enable pulse of the
mesa 5i20 encoder module (wich says that the position is reset to zero when
an index pulse has ocurred) for reset the counter
I'm not an expert but in the hal file when you set the feedback and the
scale for the W axis you used the pin axis.8.motor-pos-fb but i understand
that W is the number 9 axis.
I'm not sure if that affects the correct operation of the axis, but
something similar happened to me.
I hope i can help
Hello everybody,
I'm having a little problem with my stepper configuration. Turns out that I
have two hand wheels (one for X and the other one for the Z) connected to my
mesa board via the gpio pins and linked to an encoder emc module for pulse
readings.
When I use hal meter the two handwheels
Thank you guys for the help, as soon as I can access to the computer with
the configuration I will post them here to see what's wrong.
Best regards.
Leonardo.
2009/12/12 Chris Radek ch...@timeguy.com
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Sorry but i'dont have
Hello again, today i could check the hal config, and it was a very simple
error, the problem was that the Z axis is joint number 2 and in the hal
config the jogwheel was linked to the joint number 1.
Anyway thanks for your help as always :)
Regards.
Leonardo.
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