On 01/04/2012 11:59 PM, Jon Elson wrote:
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
On 01/04/2012 08:20 PM, Jon Elson wrote:
I have a customer wanting to use a jog pendant to change the feed and
spindle overrides, as well as do jogging. I know how to do the jogging
part,
you feed the scaled MPG to
Hi Jon,
A UPC board, this is a Universal PWM/Servo Controller?
So a PPMC setup would not be of any help on this problem?
Just trying to offer help if I can, but no UPC here.
Kim
On 01/28/2012 10:50 PM, Jon Elson wrote:
Hello, all,
I have just discovered a bug in the 2.5
With 12.04 and 2.5 waiting in the wings, and with new UI's
and similar such as GladeVCP, ngcgui, etc., not to mention
the disappearance of 4:3 displays in favor of 16:9 or 16:10,
I would like to pose a question for the developers:
How long will 1024x780 remain a viable screen resolution
for
Hi Michael,
This is probably the wrong place to mention this, but...
It would be great if at some point LinuxCNC (LCNC?) could
also accept (in g-code) N-numbers ranging from (at least)
N0 (N.000) to N.999. This would allow Autocon/Dynapath
control users to load their existing g-code into
/emc2-dev.git/shortlog/refs/heads/fractional-linenumbers
-m
Am 23.03.2012 um 06:56 schrieb Kim Kirwan:
Hi Michael,
This is probably the wrong place to mention this, but...
It would be great if at some point LinuxCNC (LCNC?) could
also accept (in g-code) N-numbers ranging from (at least
I have noticed on the existing mailing lists that sometimes
a reply will be sent (from smartphones, maybe?) and it breaks
the message threading, starting a new thread with the same
subject instead of branching from the old thread.
I'm not sure if anything can be done about this, since it's the
On 05/09/2012 04:18 PM, andy pugh wrote:
On 9 May 2012 22:06, Chris Lesiak chris.les...@licor.com wrote:
The g code reference says that it is an error if the H number is larger
than the number of carousel slots. That also limits the number of
different offsets that can be used.
It isn't
Hi Andy,
From 10.04 Ubuntu (LinuxCNC version), I tried:
Firefox, Opera, Chromium, Midori, and even an old
Windows Safari (5.0.3, running under Wine), and I
did not see that happening here.
I chose the same (random) forum link for all:
On 03/13/2011 04:27 PM, Chris Morley wrote:
spindle.xml
- add a spindle-at-speed led to compliment the spindle
speed display
I'm kind of walking in on the middle of this, and maybe I
shouldn't be kibitzing, but if you're going to add a
spindle-at-speed led, you should add a
I noticed that printing from ClassicLadder seems to be
absent in master (I didn't check v2.5_branch). Is this
to be a permanent feature? Certainly there are issues
with printing from CL that need fixing, but what is the
long-term plan here, or what have I missed? Printing can
be very important
It appears to me that the EMC2 package
hostmot2-firmware-all only installs documents,
it does not seem to install *any* firmware.
An easy workaround would be to select all
the firmware one-at-a-time, but I'm reporting
this for improvement when convenient. Thanks!
Kim
I have been following this thread with great interest. I presume
the 7i49 (six-input resolver) is similarly affected due to its
use of SPI to the mothercard? Is this so? I have a 7i49 here
if it will help in any way (indirectly) with the 7i65.
Also, note that doubling the speed of the servo
On 05/03/2011 02:28 AM, Michael Haberler wrote:
I'd like to do a few things, but I rather hear opinions beforehand.
major stuff:
tooltable replacement: tooltablev2 will get a decent abstract data
type, implemented with an sqlite3 database, and move from iocontrol
to task and interp,
It appears I did this. I'll fix it soon. Thanks.
Kim
On 05/14/2011 08:42 PM, John Thornton wrote:
I get the following when building the docs with a fresh pull...
make[1]: *** [checkref_en] Error 1
make: *** [docs] Error 2
yep, I see some section names have been altered...
John
Jon,
I am very glad that you are doing this, I have wanted to do it
myself for a long time. I have always felt that the CUI encoders,
while being admirably cheap, are not as good as an optical
encoder, but I have had no data to support my belief. Maybe you
are about to come up with some.
In the
The CUI sensors use the kit (frameless) mounting method.
This mounting method lets you save money when your motor
(or something) has a nice shaft sticking out the back, and
a flat place to mount things.
If you're ever looking for a kit (frameless) encoder, I have
had good luck with
As it happens, I have them already. I'll commit them as soon as I
finish with the docs mess that I'm in the middle of. Thanks.
Kim
On 06/27/2011 02:36 AM, Alex Joni wrote:
You can send it to the list so we can include it for future emc2 versions
(or upload somewhere online with a link to the
Hi Oscar,
As I think I mentioned before, we are moving away from LyX,
so it would be better if you could wait just a bit and start
with the revised AsciiDoc (.txt) files I'm about to push.
Or, if you can't wait, start with the existing .txt files
instead of the .lyx files.
In either case I
Hi Seb,
No, should I be? What does it do?
I only recently discovered building with make -d,
actually make -d 1~/logfile.txt 21. It gave me a
debug file output of about 150,000 lines, and the last
hundred or so really helped to debug the docs build.
Maybe you should tell us about make -j?
Kim
I noticed that when ~/emc2-dev/src/configure reports that it has
failed to find Img, it is not clear (at least it wasn't to me)
that what it is actually looking for is tklib-img. So I wanted to
improve the configure script error messages at lines 6445 and 6446
maybe something like this:
-{
Hi Kent,
I have enjoyed your posts for a long time, it's good
to finally have this opportunity to write back. So thanks
for your help, we appreciate it very much. I do not claim
to be an Asciidoc expert and am struggling along with
everyone else to get used to the new changes, and to wait
Everything suggested looks good, except maybe one thing.
I should point out that dxf may be the original source if the
image (a line drawing) was created in QCAD or now, LibreCAD.
(Or possibly even AutoCAD in some cases?)
So I wouldn't be in a hurry to get rid of dxf, in case it is
the
I suspect this is a feature, since the internal links
are red, and external links (internet URLs, etc.) have
ugly light_blue/cyan/turquoise/something boxes.
Whether either of these are desirable features I'll leave
for the community to debate.
P.S.: You would think that an internal link to a PDF
Hi John, Hi all,
Thanks for this opportunity to clarify a few things.
Of the 13 chapters alleged to be missing, 9 of them should be
the HAL drivers that I moved to the HAL Manual. Well, 8 anyway.
The 9th one was the m5i20 driver, which has been officially
deprecated for some time in favor
it should. Good to chat w/ you!
Kim Kirwan
> On 06/03/2024 6:14 PM CDT Jon Elson wrote:
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> On 6/3/24 15:14, Rich Colvin via Emc-developers wrote:
> > There are also NTP servers based on GPS (or the cell phone network which
> > uses GPS). These can be on that det
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