Re: [Emc-users] Beginners question part deux

[Peter Cauchy]

Brian,

Here is what I have from the manual.

Has anyone used a CMD-50 driver from API?

DRIVE TYPE .. 2 phase, bipolar, constant
current, MOSFET chopper, 20 KHz fixed.
RESOLUTIONS .. 200 and 400.
POWER
Inputs  15-40 VDC, +5VDC for
Logic 100mA min.
Output ... 0.3-3.5 amps/phase.
LOGIC INPUTS
Type .. TTL compatible. Need to
sink 15mA.
Step ... Square wave - 10?S
minimum width. Step on trailing edge. Optically isolated.
Direction  CW/CCW. Optically isolated.
Step Mode . HALF/FULL. Optically isolated.
No Power .. ENA/NOPWR.
Current Mode  CIRCULATING/NON-CIRCULATING.
Reset . NORMAL/RESET. Optically
Isolated.


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Re: [Emc-users] File error message

[Gene Heskett]

On Monday 13 July 2009, Alex Joni wrote:
>> On Monday 13 July 2009, ROLAND ROGERO wrote:
>>>Hello all
>>>new member here Roland Rogero.Ihave a hobby router running emc2.Althrough
>>>i
>>> am new to linux  I have it running good.I am using cut 2d to create g
>>> code
>>> and sherline In processor the code transfers in to emc with no
>>> problem.when
>>> i run the code i get message saying File ended with no percent sign or
>>> program end. The file runs with no problem.Is trere any way to get rid of
>>> this message. Thanks
>>>woodma...@bellsouth.net
>>
>> Sure, pull it into a text editor and append the % character on the next
>> line.
>> Then reload the file to emc.
>
>Using % at the beginning, and at the end of a file is a way to cause that
>error to disappear.
>However, using an M2 is encouraged.
>The % is a reminescence from the day of storing programs on punched cards
>and strip.
>It specifies the end of a file, but doesn't close a program like M2 does.
>
>Regards,
>Alex

I have wondered what the difference was, thanks for the clarification, Alex.
>
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Re: [Emc-users] The forum or not?

[BRIAN GLACKIN]

One reason I like a forum setup (in addition to the list and IRC) is that it
offeres a place to build a more coherent picture of a work in progress.  In
addition, it helps document successes in one location.  From that
documentation, one could more easily build a wiki for unique issues.

When a problem comes up, if one used the forum, that person could post a
link in IRC or the list to the work in progress with all attendent files and
attempted actions.  Those more interested in the effort could carry on thier
work without losing the thread of discussion among other list emails or the
constantly scrolling IRC.

I see all three tools working in concert.

my 2c

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Re: [Emc-users] File error message

[Belli Button]

You really need to get your CAM program to insert these, no need to manually 
edit the program everytime.

Greg


- Original Message - 
From: "Alex Joni" 
To: "Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)" 
Sent: Monday, July 13, 2009 8:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] File error message


>> On Monday 13 July 2009, ROLAND ROGERO wrote:
>>>Hello all
>>>new member here Roland Rogero.Ihave a hobby router running emc2.Althrough
>>>i
>>> am new to linux  I have it running good.I am using cut 2d to create g
>>> code
>>> and sherline In processor the code transfers in to emc with no
>>> problem.when
>>> i run the code i get message saying File ended with no percent sign or
>>> program end. The file runs with no problem.Is trere any way to get rid 
>>> of
>>> this message. Thanks
>>>woodma...@bellsouth.net
>>
>> Sure, pull it into a text editor and append the % character on the next
>> line.
>> Then reload the file to emc.
>
> Using % at the beginning, and at the end of a file is a way to cause that
> error to disappear.
> However, using an M2 is encouraged.
> The % is a reminescence from the day of storing programs on punched cards
> and strip.
> It specifies the end of a file, but doesn't close a program like M2 does.
>
> Regards,
> Alex
>
>
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Re: [Emc-users] File error message

[Alex Joni]

> On Monday 13 July 2009, ROLAND ROGERO wrote:
>>Hello all
>>new member here Roland Rogero.Ihave a hobby router running emc2.Althrough 
>>i
>> am new to linux  I have it running good.I am using cut 2d to create g 
>> code
>> and sherline In processor the code transfers in to emc with no 
>> problem.when
>> i run the code i get message saying File ended with no percent sign or
>> program end. The file runs with no problem.Is trere any way to get rid of
>> this message. Thanks
>>woodma...@bellsouth.net
>
> Sure, pull it into a text editor and append the % character on the next 
> line.
> Then reload the file to emc.

Using % at the beginning, and at the end of a file is a way to cause that 
error to disappear.
However, using an M2 is encouraged.
The % is a reminescence from the day of storing programs on punched cards 
and strip.
It specifies the end of a file, but doesn't close a program like M2 does.

Regards,
Alex



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Re: [Emc-users] File error message

[Gene Heskett]

On Monday 13 July 2009, ROLAND ROGERO wrote:
>Hello all
>new member here Roland Rogero.Ihave a hobby router running emc2.Althrough i
> am new to linux  I have it running good.I am using cut 2d to create g code
> and sherline In processor the code transfers in to emc with no problem.when
> i run the code i get message saying File ended with no percent sign or
> program end. The file runs with no problem.Is trere any way to get rid of
> this message. Thanks
>woodma...@bellsouth.net

Sure, pull it into a text editor and append the % character on the next line.
Then reload the file to emc.

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Re: [Emc-users] File error message

[John Thornton]

Put a M2 as the last line of your program and it will go away.

John

On 13 Jul 2009 at 8:59, ROLAND ROGERO wrote:

> Hello all
> new member here Roland Rogero.Ihave a hobby router running
> emc2.Althrough i am new to linux  I have it running good.I am using
> cut 2d to create g code and sherline In processor the code transfers
> in to emc with no problem.when i run the code i get message saying
> File ended with no percent sign or program end. The file runs with
> no problem.Is trere any way to get rid of this message.
> Thanks
> woodma...@bellsouth.net
> 
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[Emc-users] File error message

[ROLAND ROGERO]

Hello all
new member here Roland Rogero.Ihave a hobby router running emc2.Althrough i am 
new to linux  I have it running good.I am using cut 2d to create g code and 
sherline In processor the code transfers in to emc with no problem.when i run 
the code i get message saying File ended with no percent sign or program end. 
The file runs with no problem.Is trere any way to get rid of this message.
Thanks
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[Emc-users] The forum or not?

[Sven Wesley]

Is the forum on the website supposed to be used or not? It's pretty secret
and not too obvious where to find it, but there's some activity there.
Running both a mailing list and a forum at the same time just increase the
places of discussions.

Regards,
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