The ER's are much better at holding your tools centered and you don't have to
beat
your tools out of the ER collets. The one DA collet I use has a fly cutter in
it all the
time... I get my collets new at MSC and get my holders from e bay... I use the
AF
collets which are similer to the ER's
I reloaded the pci_8255 driver and commented out the ax. Now it shows 72 i/o
pins in hal show. I still had no luck seeing inputs change states. Just an
update.
Dave
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From: Dave Keeton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
So, am I correct in assuming that the card does not have to be there for hal
to load the driver for the pins? Everything is in hal show as it should be
except I don't have the card in..I take it we are probably going to have
to write a driver here? I am not a C programmer but I'll try
Hi
I want to send my conputer and motor with UPS to Cardinal Engineering and
i want to know if someone will be there to take that staf from UPS?
can i use UPS to send my machine to Cardinal Engineering better to put?
thanks
Aram
I'd love to come to the workshop, hopefully transportation and
So is there anyone who might be interested in helping with a driver? I just
need some pushing in the right direction
Dave
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From: Dave Keeton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC) emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Sunday, May 04,
Aram, did you see my post on the MPG pendant?
John
On 4 May 2008 at 9:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I want to send my conputer and motor with UPS to Cardinal Engineering
and i want to know if someone will be there to take that staf from
UPS? can i use UPS to send my machine to Cardinal
hi
no. can you send it again?
about MPG. there are several things.
1. even it looks same cable is different. switch for 6 axis has only 4 wires.
2. con wheel has normal quadrature out put, and not with differential out
put.
so, even they look similar they are no exactly the same.
make MPG work is
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Gentlemen,
I asked a question about Ubuntu, xorg and EMC a few weeks ago. I
think I just found my answer. When EMC was running xorg was using up
to 98% of the CPU. The computer was very slow and jumpy. The DELL
desktop 1 gig processor w/ 512meg ram and the onboard
Hi All,
I have been trying to track down a 155ms real-time delay that occurs
every 10 minutes.
This is on an Intel motherboard and 2.x GHz celeron processor.
With a PATA hdd and through the parallel port it has been running a
stepper machine for some time without problems.(Ubuntu 6.06 and
I forgot some things in my description:
- The delay is not affected by cpu load. I've run glxgears and some
filters in GIMP which put the cpu load firmly at 100% and that doesn't
affect the rt delay. It's still fairly normal in between, and then there
are the 155ms delays every 10 minutes.
-
Hi
Am looking for software to convert DXF to gcode... not having much luck.
I cannot install gcode enabled Xfig because of libc6 dependancy problem. can
anyone offer suggestions.
Thanks fo all recent advice. I am getting there slowly
Aaron
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Sorry about message with no subject
Am looking for software to convert DXF to gcode... not having much luck.
I cannot install gcode enabled Xfig because of libc6 dependancy
problem. can anyone offer suggestions.
Thanks for all recent advice. I am getting there slowly
Aaron
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Ken
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dxf2gcode
one solution:
gcnccam
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gcnccam
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Date: Sun, 04 May 2008 14:17:10 -0400
From: Ed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
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Does an 8255 based IO card have an advantage over a NetMOS card other
than possible IO density?
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Bridgeport mill conversion, doing XY now,
Zubal lathe conversion pending
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