Sorry... I misread your question.. disregard my last answer :)
Regards,
Alex
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From: "Alex Joni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)"
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 9:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Tool Table - POC vs FMS
> G41 and G42 D use t
G41 and G42 D use the as a reference to the tool table.
G41.1 and G42.1 use the as the immediate tool diameter to use
G43 uses the as a reference to the tool table.
G43.1 uses the I,K as the immediate compensation values (X & Z).
Regards,
Alex
PS: this is my interpretation of:
http://www.linu
Just a followup to my original question. Here's the original tool table
from 1996, from the WinNT version of EMC at GM/Pontiac Powertrain:
POC FMS LEN DIAMCOMMENT
1 600063 164.730 165.100 6-1/2" M40 endmill (#3068)
2 002 200.000 25.41" ENDMILL
3 800104 3
I don't know but I would guess why EMC2 is on UBUNTU 6.06 LTS is the LTS
(Long Term Support).
I am expecting the next version of UBUNTU to be a new LTS version.
Why get hung up on LTS?
It keeps down the having to redo 'everything' for no significant gain for
the supported package. LTS has a
I have an EMC2 based system that I've been working with for a very short
time, I think it's 2.2.1. I've observed (possibly incorrectly) that in a
block containing G43H, the references the FMS field of
records in the tool table, whereas in a block containing G[41 or
42]D, the seems to refer to the
For those of us who can not make the trip, are you going to video the
talk and place the video where we can see it?
Thanks
bill
Ed Nisley wrote:
>> Would you recommend this show or the EMC fest 2008?
>>
>
> I haven't been to the EMC gathering in Illinois, so I simply
> don't know. It certa
Steve Stallings wrote:
> While Cabin Fever is certainly worth the trip, I would not count on
> it for lots of hands on advice on EMC. There will likely be a couple
> of setups running EMC and a few people who can offer advice,
> but nothing like the environment at the EMC fest where there would
> b
Ed Nisley wrote:
>>Would you recommend this show or the EMC fest 2008?
>>
>>
>I haven't been to the EMC gathering in Illinois, so I simply
>don't know. It certainly sounds like a better source of
>EMC-specific info than Cabin Fever, though, if only because
>there's nothing else going on to
Ed Nisley wrote:
>>Would you recommend this show or the EMC fest 2008?
>
>
> I haven't been to the EMC gathering in Illinois, so I simply
> don't know. It certainly sounds like a better source of
> EMC-specific info than Cabin Fever, though, if only because
> there's nothing else going on to d
Colin MacKenzie wrote:
> Thanks for the info everyone. I have been spending a lot of time googling
> about Triac based SSRs. I didn't find much information about stacking SSRs in
> parallel. Though I already knew MOSFETS are fine in this mode.
>
> By what Jon (or John?) says my spindle switcher
> Would you recommend this show or the EMC fest 2008?
I haven't been to the EMC gathering in Illinois, so I simply
don't know. It certainly sounds like a better source of
EMC-specific info than Cabin Fever, though, if only because
there's nothing else going on to distract you!
The talk I'm giv
I use EAGLE, and would be interested in learning more about this.
Javid
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From: "Martin Schöneck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Enhanced (EMC)"
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 3:31 PM
Subject: [Emc-users] Interested in generating HAL-configuration with
EagleCAD?
>
> Is a
Is anyone interested in drawing the HAL-configuration with the EAGLE CAD
schematics-editor (http://www.cadsoft.de)?
I did not find a tool to configure my emc2 graphically, so I built a
devices-library for Eagle with some of the hal-components (mainly the ones I
used for my desktop-mill and som
Thanks for the info everyone. I have been spending a lot of time googling about
Triac based SSRs. I didn't find much information about stacking SSRs in
parallel. Though I already knew MOSFETS are fine in this mode.
By what Jon (or John?) says my spindle switcher is going to go off like a bunch
While Cabin Fever is certainly worth the trip, I would not count on
it for lots of hands on advice on EMC. There will likely be a couple
of setups running EMC and a few people who can offer advice,
but nothing like the environment at the EMC fest where there would
be a dozen extremely involved deve
On Sunday 13 January 2008, Colin MacKenzie wrote:
>EMC2 has 3 outputs for spindle control (that I see) PWM Output, CW and CCW
> on the Parallel port. I have a simple relay board I made using grayhill
> solid state relays. These relays are opto-isolated. Because my relays are
> 3A 140v rated and my
Hi Ed,
Two of us are considering coming to cabin fever expo from some 6 hours away
up in New York. The purpose of our trip is to get some exposure to EMC2 in
a general overview with regards to connection to a machine and also in
detail with regards to software languages that need to be known to d
Hi Colin,
Good information here:
http://www.epanorama.net/circuits/semiconductor_relays.html#triacselect
HTH
Dave
On Jan 13, 2008, at 11:41 AM, Jon Elson wrote:
> John Kasunich wrote:
>> Colin MacKenzie wrote:
>>> I have a simple relay board I made using
>>> grayhill solid state relays. Thes
John Kasunich wrote:
> Colin MacKenzie wrote:
>>I have a simple relay board I made using
>>grayhill solid state relays. These relays are opto-isolated. Because my
>>relays are 3A 140v rated and my rotozip is 5am motor, I used 3 of them
>>in parallel to comfortably run the rotozip with lots of am
Colin MacKenzie wrote:
> EMC2 has 3 outputs for spindle control (that I see) PWM Output, CW and
> CCW on the Parallel port.
EMC can be configured (using HAL) for many different spindle control
arrangements. If you have PWM, CW, and CCW on your parport, it is
because you (intentionally or not)
EMC2 has 3 outputs for spindle control (that I see) PWM Output, CW and CCW on
the Parallel port. I have a simple relay board I made using grayhill solid
state relays. These relays are opto-isolated. Because my relays are 3A 140v
rated and my rotozip is 5am motor, I used 3 of them in parallel to
On Sunday 13 January 2008, Steve Blackmore wrote:
>On Sat, 12 Jan 2008 18:53:34 -0800, you wrote:
>>In the manual, Figure 5B shows the braking option, which is a manual
>>switch and relay. The switch activates the Inhibit and relays in the
>>braking and disconnects the armature power. Steve, I got
Aram,
You live somewhat close to Central Point. It is a suburb of
Medford. It looks as if it may be a long day trip. It would be worth
the investment in time and gas to see the address and hopefully talk
to someone face to face. Do they have machines in a warehouse or on a
display floor? Is the
On Sunday 13 January 2008, Svenne Larsson wrote:
>Take a look at http://www.cnczone.com and you will find tons of info on
>small machines.
>Start with the Benchtop mills forum:
>http://www.cnczone.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=164
>
>2008/1/13, Gene Heskett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> On Saturday 12 Ja
Hey Forrest. Don't get me wrong here. I'm not meaning to turn you away
from your goal. I only mean to point to issues between you and it.
On Sun, 2008-01-13 at 10:54 +0100, ForrestG wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to use EMC2 at UBUNTU 7.10.
The first problem is "want." There are a lot of thing
On Sat, 12 Jan 2008 18:53:34 -0800, you wrote:
>In the manual, Figure 5B shows the braking option, which is a manual
>switch and relay. The switch activates the Inhibit and relays in the
>braking and disconnects the armature power. Steve, I got the impression
>that you have the same arrangement ex
Take a look at http://www.cnczone.com and you will find tons of info on
small machines.
Start with the Benchtop mills forum:
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=164
2008/1/13, Gene Heskett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> On Saturday 12 January 2008, John Kasunich wrote:
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hello,
I want to use EMC2 at UBUNTU 7.10. I read wiki installing page and I dont
understand how to compile EMC2.
Firstly i download source from this link
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6744&package_id=188858.
Now I wrote ./configure --enable-run-in-place in "src directory"
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