Excellent! Thanks, Phil. I'd love your help with it, as well as anyone in
here who uses Vim. The more of our eyes, the more glitches we'll iron out,
and the more useful the syntax file will become. I'm not in the #emc too
often, and usually only very late, but I'll look you up. Meanwhile, feel
Ian,
Example of while loop to make circular indents in the side of a handwheel/
DAMPER cat 110_mill_grips.ngc
%
(mill grips on other side, 3/8mill=9.5mm, 12 deep)
(params)
#1=-15 (drill depth)
#2=10 (retraction interval)
#100=-12(depth)
(fixed)
(speed)
F80
(reset)
G0 Z5
G0 X0 Y0
G4 P5
Cool, what kind of tweeking did you have to do with hal?
John
On 2 Jun 2008 at 8:39, Anders Wallin wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to let everyone know that we have now mounted an encoder
on the spindle motor of our mill and with a little HAL-tweaking it was
easy to get rigid tapping to work.
Thanks Geert,
How appropriate - I have to make two little handwheels today!!
--
Best wishes,
Ian
Ian W. Wright
Sheffield UK
The difference between theory and practice is much smaller in theory than in
practice...
Cool, what kind of tweeking did you have to do with hal?
John
nothing special, just set up the spindle encoder so that
motion.spindle-revs increases by 1 when the spindle turns one
revolution, and connect the index-enable to the encoder counter.
setp m5i20.0.enc-03-scale 2000
net spindle-pos
500 RPM for tapping is really impressive in my point of view, my former
woking friend Correa couldn't do it at that speed even though it was
upgraded to a PC controller.
Regards,
Sven
2008/6/2 Anders Wallin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Cool, what kind of tweeking did you have to do with hal?
John
On Sun, 1 Jun 2008, Gary Fixler wrote:
2) NGC is different for every program that uses it. Everyone has their own
implementation it would seem. I tried loading some of my EMC2 into a 3D
visualizer for NGC, and it failed on just about everything. Reading NGC from
other programs looks like an
On Mon, Jun 02, 2008 at 02:46:19PM +, ben lipkowitz wrote:
Actually, it's RS274 that's different for every manufacturer. RS274-NGC
was an effort by NIST to clear up all the incompatibilities by saying,
look, here's how it should work, dammit and EMC was the reference
implementation
Hi all- I am trying to compile and build the dipod, so I placed the
functions mentioned in the 'kematics document' keeping the file looking like
tripod.c.
Now what? How do I get emc to compile it? Is there a step-by-step proceedure
for adding new files and getting emc to comile them? Thanks. c
Charles Brauer wrote:
Hi all- I am trying to compile and build the dipod, so I placed the
functions mentioned in the 'kematics document' keeping the file looking like
tripod.c.
Now what? How do I get emc to compile it? Is there a step-by-step proceedure
for adding new files and getting emc to
Anders Wallin wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to let everyone know that we have now mounted an encoder on
the spindle motor of our mill and with a little HAL-tweaking it was easy
to get rigid tapping to work.
There are two videos of M3 tapping and M6 tapping on youtube:
On Mon, Jun 02, 2008 at 06:13:05PM +0200, jros wrote:
I think a different aproach is
sudo comp --install your_kin.c
from EMC 2.1.7 and above.
It compiles and installs in place (I think)
(sudo) comp --install should work for both run-installed and
run-in-place versions. The sudo will
I think a different aproach is
sudo comp --install your_kin.c
from EMC 2.1.7 and above.
It compiles and installs in place (I think)
You can try, it works for us
Javier
El lun, 02-06-2008 a las 10:39 -0500, Charles Brauer escribió:
Hi all- I am trying to compile and build the dipod, so I
Hi
I have one AC servo motor IG 34 with power brake. To open that power brake
I need 24V 1.5 amp constant power. I searched and found that in the same
city where I am there are mfg. http://www.v-infinity.com/
There have very good price!
AC-DC converter 2-24 cost $43, but I want to buy power supply
It's generally NOT a good idea to power logic and high brakes from the
same supply. Actuating a brake can cause power surges that will
adversely affect your logic.
Ken
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I have one AC servo motor IG 34 with power brake. To open that power brake
I need 24V 1.5 amp
I agree with K Lerman. Don't mix logic and power.
Try a simple transformer and recifier for the brake power. Pretty
inexpensive
For logic (including limits, etc.) I use power supplies like this:
http://www.wolfautomation.com/Product.aspx?ProductID=21721
This is exactly what I use with my
Ah ha, I remembered this from days long past, there is a command that
everyone can use to quickly learn vim, I do believe that the correct vim
is not installed by default on the current install set from the live cd,
I believe anapt-get install vim-common may do the trick, but the
command
Hi
Is it possible to make create M code that corresponds to toque of the AC
servomotor?
Units of M300, for example, will be N*M/Lb*f.
At the beginning of program should be place to declare that M300 less
than 30lb*f (for example), and if it exceed than program switch to M0
program Stop.
That
18 matches
Mail list logo
