On Mon, 2008-03-10 at 22:28 -0400, Stephen Wille Padnos wrote:
Since you're convinced you want a quadrature encoder now, here's a link: :)
http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail?name=GH6102-ND
I've used these before, and they're good, robust controls. They have
On Mon, 2008-03-10 at 22:05 -0400, Gene Heskett wrote:
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I haven't even gotten that far, this is trying to use axis to enable it
and 'spin' it by issueing the pwm and dir sigs. I don't have the outputs of
Steve's card even connected to the spindle controller card yet, I'm at the
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 10:05:12PM -0400, Gene Heskett wrote:
This is something that I configured the last time I ran stepconf, so
theoretically, all I should have to do is hook it up and go unless theres a
bug in stepconf or I have some duff hardware. These are pins that have not
been
If you make a disk, the number of slots per revolution will be limited
to something like 30kHz/3k RPM = 10
Note the common thinko here: 3k RPM is not the same as 3k RPS.
3kRPM = 50 RPS, so if you assume 30 kcounts/sec, you have 3 Hz / 50
= 600 counts/rev to play with.
*%$# it, I've
Hi all,
Awhile back, EMC2 v2.1.1, I was successful in commanding EMC2 from a
terminal window using commands such as 'telnet localhost 5007' and
'axis-remote'. 'Telnet' opens a variety of commands to EMC2 (through
emcrsh) and 'axis-remote' allows shutdown (and a just few others). Now,
with
Glenn,
Do you have the following in one of the hal files for the configuration you
are running:
loadusr emcrsh
If you do not include that, then you will get the indicated error since the
application to respond to your telnet session is not running.
I don't recall whether the latest thing I have
Glenn R. Edwards wrote:
Hi all,
Awhile back, EMC2 v2.1.1, I was successful in commanding EMC2 from a
terminal window using commands such as 'telnet localhost 5007' and
'axis-remote'. 'Telnet' opens a variety of commands to EMC2 (through
emcrsh) and 'axis-remote' allows shutdown (and a
Hi all,
Awhile back, EMC2 v2.1.1, I was successful in commanding EMC2 from a
terminal window using commands such as 'telnet localhost 5007' and
'axis-remote'. 'Telnet' opens a variety of commands to EMC2 (through
emcrsh) and 'axis-remote' allows shutdown (and a just few others). Now,
with
Jon,
Don't confuse the telnet daemon with the telnet tool. The tool lets you
specify any port to connect to using tcp.
So. telnet localhost 80 will connect the http server. telnet localhost 25
will connect to the mail server.
Ken
- Original Message -
From: Jon Elson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank to everyone who answered my question about this yesterday. Once I
set the tool diameters to zero in EMC, the gcode from Synergy ran
correctly without any modification (though I did need to scale the feed
rate down to 20%; that's a different story).
So far I am really impressed with Synergy
On Tuesday 11 March 2008, Jeff Epler wrote:
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 10:05:12PM -0400, Gene Heskett wrote:
This is something that I configured the last time I ran stepconf, so
theoretically, all I should have to do is hook it up and go unless theres
a bug in stepconf or I have some duff
Gentlemen,
My milling machine uses 2 ball screw spindles with separate motors (and
separate microstep drivers) to move the Y-axis portal which is 1.2 meter
wide.
To do accurate homing, each axis should have its own homing switch and
the motors should be controlled using different I/O signals.
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