Hi Peter,
Hello Gentlemen,
this is mainly to the EMC developers.
Since January I have tried to get my steppers run smoothly and evenly. I
wrote several mails to the list on this problem, but received little echo.
Now I seem to be near to the solution which might be of interest to the
Hello Alex,
thank you for the thorough explanations.
snip lots of impressive testing
I did this for the reason of anger - I had intended doing great things with
automatization of my machines and got stuck at the very first step, so I
decided to get to the bottom of things eliminating every cause
Hi EMC UK?
Is there anyone in the South West of England who runs EMC at a level beyond
basic newbie who would not mind a visit from someone who wants to understand
the subtleties of this excellent software?
Wistfully
Aaron
Re-Form Furniture
Aaron Moore
Conileigh
Skinners Bottom
Redruth
Im in the east midlands, there are others dotted around the country
but you can also chat with some live online at any time of day/night
on IRC #emc on irc.freenode.net, also look at this page for ideas
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Case_Studies
Some also post videos on youtube
Dave
Hello community,
I think Aaron had a great idea. How about a world map showing the places
where EMC addicts are so we could visit each other and profit from their
experiences? I guess it would be quite around the world with the center of
gravity in the US.
Peter Blodow
At 15:09 03.04.2009,
Peter,
Er, you mean like this?
http://www.frappr.com/emc2/
:)
Regards,
Eric
Hello community,
I think Aaron had a great idea. How about a world map showing the places
where EMC addicts are so we could visit each other and profit from their
experiences? I guess it would be quite around the
I'm in Bideford. I run my lathe with EMC but currently it is in bits as
I am transferring the electronics into a better machine.
Les
aaron moore wrote:
Hi EMC UK?
Is there anyone in the South West of England who runs EMC at a level beyond
basic newbie who would not mind a visit from someone
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
Peter,
Er, you mean like this?
http://www.frappr.com/emc2/
that was pointed to me earlier on IRC but the map part was broken
unfortunately. I too am interested to get in touch with local users to
exchange experience and possibly mutual support.
SF (south) bay area
hi there
i am based over cambridgeshire in the Fens in east anglia. i am
currently fitting EMC to one of our old VMC see here
http://cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73943
i have been doing a bit on and off when not to bussy with real work ;)
but its now back together and i should have
What about posting a section / page on the WIKI site of users who would not
mind having someone contact them for a visit now and then.
It could be sectioned off by country, region or state.
Jim Combs - Lexington, Ky
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My lathe has a 100 slotted disc on the spindle, with one opto switch
fitted so far, the slot for that is longer than the others and gets me
one pulse per rev. It works fine to 3500 rpm as a rev counter. I want to
add two more opto's to get me an A and B channel to enable spindle
control for
On Fri, 3 Apr 2009, Steve Blackmore wrote:
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 21:23:41 +0100
From: Steve Blackmore st...@pilotltd.net
To: emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Emc-users] Home made spindle encoder question.
My lathe has a 100 slotted disc on the spindle, with one opto switch
I think the webpage could be a better place than the wiki.
If there are enough people out there who are ok with doing this, we can add
a community-module to linuxcnc.org, so every registered user can set up a
profile with pictures, links, personal information, etc.
Let me know if there are
Great idea.
Might be nice for regional gatherings.
Time to point to http://www.frappr.com/emc2 again, there's a nice map of
EMC2 users - but are there really only two users in the whole of the
Netherlands? We're not that small a country !?
Cheers,
Rob
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 9:43 PM, Jim Combs
Alex,
I think the webpage could be a better place than the wiki.
If there are enough people out there who are ok with doing this, we can add
a community-module to linuxcnc.org, so every registered user can set up a
profile with pictures, links, personal information, etc.
Let me know if
On Fri, 2009-04-03 at 21:23 +0100, Steve Blackmore wrote:
My lathe has a 100 slotted disc on the spindle, with one opto switch
fitted so far, the slot for that is longer than the others and gets me
one pulse per rev. It works fine to 3500 rpm as a rev counter. I want to
add two more opto's to
Gentlemen,
I will be happy to add my information and welcome visitors at any time.
Stuart
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 4:50 PM, Rob Jansen r...@myvoice.nl wrote:
Alex,
I think the webpage could be a better place than the wiki.
If there are enough people out there who are ok with doing this, we
Yup, Palo Alto.
Glenn
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[mailto:emc-users-boun...@lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of Rafael Skodlar
Sent: Friday, April 03, 2009 12:33 PM
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] EMC in South West UK
Steve Blackmore wrote:
My lathe has a 100 slotted disc on the spindle, with one opto switch
fitted so far, the slot for that is longer than the others and gets me
one pulse per rev. It works fine to 3500 rpm as a rev counter. I want to
add two more opto's to get me an A and B channel to enable
Rob Jansen wrote:
Alex,
I think the webpage could be a better place than the wiki.
If there are enough people out there who are ok with doing this, we can add
a community-module to linuxcnc.org, so every registered user can set up a
profile with pictures, links, personal information,
Why is it important that the signals be close to 90 degrees out of
phase? Here's why: imagine they're some smaller amount (e.g., 45
degrees). That means that there's a smaller time for at least one of
the 4 states of the quadrature progression at any given speed. In the
45 degree case, it makes
Jon Elson wrote:
Rob Jansen wrote:
Alex,
I think the webpage could be a better place than the wiki.
If there are enough people out there who are ok with doing this, we can add
a community-module to linuxcnc.org, so every registered user can set up a
profile with pictures, links,
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