John K.
Thanks for the last second offer. I've been slaving at the shop all day
and just got the email now @ 23:41 Colorado Time.
I don't want to be the hold up, so don't worry about me. I'll get them
when I get them. I have 5 different machine building projects in
process with 2 more on the side
Martin Kuhnle wrote:
>Hello,
>
>we have made here in Germany a group buy more than a year ago. I have
>developed a custom hardware.
>It consists out of four boards.
>- quad 16-bit DAC board based on a BurrBrown DAC7744 chip
>- encoder input board with up to six differential encoder inputs
>- boar
ali sayed wrote:
>Jon -
>
>Thanks for the response, I know how to run emc and
>halscope from the command line, I was specifically
>referring to the process of logging the data in
>either halscope or some other way, I don't think that
>part is quite working yet, or I could be mistaken.
>
>What I a
John Prentice wrote:
>John K et al
>
>
>
>>I'm an electrical engineer, and I want to learn VHDL. I's sure there
>>will be rough spots, but I'm also sure I'll manage just fine. As will
>>Jeff and the others who intend to do custom FPGA work.
>>
>>
>
>That sort of answers a question I was go
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Your bias is showing Jon.
>
>The m5i210 has been used before to run machines. Like any analog
>servo system, you need to know how to tune the PID loops, but it
>can and has been done.
>
>You are welcome to promote your products, but don't badmouth others
>unless you are
Congratulations on your success!
Please post some pictures of the hexaglide
thanks,
TomP
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My EMC is friendly. Thanks for the great work, guys!
>Len
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Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Group buy?
Why don't *you* direct y
Why don't *you* direct your energy in making EMC more user friendly instead?
Ken
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Hello,
we have made here in Germany a group buy more than a year ago. I have
developed a custom hardware.
It consists out of four boards.
- quad 16-bit DAC board based on a BurrBrown DAC7744 chip
- encoder input board with up to six differential encoder inputs
- board with 12inputs ( limit switch
Ali,
Just a heads up as one who went through the PID tuning not too long ago.
Before even trying to adjust the PID values, make absolutely sure all of
your ini file parameters are correct / reasonable. I was tuning my PIDs at
the same time some of the units changed in the ini files, and ended up u
Jon -
Thanks for the response, I know how to run emc and
halscope from the command line, I was specifically
referring to the process of logging the data in
either halscope or some other way, I don't think that
part is quite working yet, or I could be mistaken.
What I am trying to do is outlined
Hi -
I am currently using a 5i20 with a 7i30 100W/channel
H-Bridge and it works, you don't really need analog
drives and has enough bang for most CNC machines,
although there are some configuration issues that were
not quite documented in the default m5i20 files but
hey, that is part of the learni
John K et al
> I'm an electrical engineer, and I want to learn VHDL. I's sure there
> will be rough spots, but I'm also sure I'll manage just fine. As will
> Jeff and the others who intend to do custom FPGA work.
That sort of answers a question I was going to ask. I have worked with
Xilinx FPG
Greg Bentzinger wrote:
>Man, I guess I need to get an IRC client setup.
>
>Or maybe it was a closed offer.
>
>Either way I would love to get in on the buy of Mesa 5i20 at the 5+
>pricing, I'd be in for 2.
>
>One for bench testing and one for dedicated use.
>
>Since it sounds like the 5i20 with a f
-- Original message --
From: Jon Elson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >Jon has a point. Keep in mind that many of the developers who are
> >getting these boards are doing so because they want to mess around with
> >custom FPGA configurations
Why don't you guys direct your energy in making EMC more user friendly
instead?
Alex
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- Original message --
From: Jon Elson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jon has a point. Keep in mind that many of the developers
Greg Bentzinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Man, I guess I need to get an IRC client setup.
> Or maybe it was a closed offer.
Not really a closed offer, but we announced it only on the developers
list, because Pete at Mesa is willing drop ship to individuals as a
favor (saving SWP a lot of repac
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Jon has a point. Keep in mind that many of the developers who are
>getting these boards are doing so because they want to mess around with
>custom FPGA configurations and other long term projects.
>
YEESH! (Makes frowny face not fit to be seen by minors.) I don't wish
-- Original message --
From: Jon Elson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Greg Bentzinger wrote:
>
> >Man, I guess I need to get an IRC client setup.
> >
> >Or maybe it was a closed offer.
> >
> >Either way I would love to get in on the buy of Mesa 5i20 at the 5+
> >pricing, I
Man, I guess I need to get an IRC client setup.
Or maybe it was a closed offer.
Either way I would love to get in on the buy of Mesa 5i20 at the 5+
pricing, I'd be in for 2.
One for bench testing and one for dedicated use.
Since it sounds like the 5i20 with a few tweaks should be a good match
f
Thanks to all for your quick response.
Let's introduce myself.
2 year ago I appeared in this list saying that I wanted to make a
hexaglide type parallel manipulator. Then I got a lot of support from
this list, bibliography references,...
We had six old brussless motors with drives (eurotherm), a
McMaster Carr has some ultra precision limit switches with 1 micron
actuation.
http://www.mcmaster.com/
Go to their online catalog page 861 at the bottom of the page. Or search
for ultra precision limit switch.
They're expensive but it's nice to know they exist if you can justify the
price.
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