Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Eric (and anyone else who's had problems with pwmgen), please try this:
http://highlab.com/~seb/bzr/emc2/hostmot2/src/hal/drivers/mesa-hostmot2/pwmgen.c
I just committed this fix to the CVS TRUNK (along with pwmgen.frequency
and some other minor stuff). Let me
Please tell me the different between rtapi and NML. As my opinion, rtapi
make a realtime environment for EMC in linux system. But there is a urtapi
in EMC2, I want to know where the urtapi applied and what it supports. if
the way that rtapi operates is send and receive message from realtime
On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 20:16:44 -0400, you wrote:
That was posted back in August and basically does what I was looking for in
automating the Z length at a tool change with a simple insulated pad mounted
to a fixed position on the table and connected to the probe input (basically a
piece of single
emc2 uses nml to communicate between milltask and the user
interface programs such as axis, tkemc, and halui. nml is based on
buffers with layout set at compile time, and on local systems I believe
that these are actually implemented through a shared memory method.
However, there is also a
Hi
I am interesting in EMC2 and EDM – electro discharge application. I want
to use it for burning/removing broking taps from holes.
I know it been done already. Is any documentation or paper about
controlling EMC2 with EDM process?
I think it can be useful machine for many mfg co.
Thanks
Aram
On Tuesday 23 September 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am interesting in EMC2 and EDM – electro discharge application. I want
to use it for burning/removing broking taps from holes.
I know it been done already. Is any documentation or paper about
controlling EMC2 with EDM process?
For tap
John Kasunich wrote:
Dave wrote:
(snip)
2008 (Ubuntu 2.6.24-19.41-generic)
You are running the generic Ubuntu (non-realtime) kernel
(big snip)
I'm almost certain everything is there. Reboot and select the realtime
kernel (the one that ends in -rtai).
Regards,
John
Dave Panetta(The Spam Catcher) wrote:
John Kasunich wrote:
I'm almost certain everything is there. Reboot and select the realtime
kernel (the one that ends in -rtai).
Thanks for the clarification, I did not understand. I was under the
mistaken idea that the install script
would
Those are 2 separate issues. The issue with installing hardy - running
the emc2 script - then getting the latest hardy updates. This
re-arranges the kernels so the real time is not default.
The warning on the wiki comes from using the upgrade button on the
update manager. (upgrading from
Those are 2 separate issues. The issue with installing hardy - running
the emc2 script - then getting the latest hardy updates. This
re-arranges the kernels so the real time is not default.
The warning on the wiki comes from using the upgrade button on the
update manager. (upgrading from
To All,
I built a Mill CNC with the 30m (X) x 6m (Y) x 4m (Z).
The CNC was using a controller for 3 axis and it were working fine.
My decision to change for LinuxCNC is in order to use 2 new axis that the
older controller did not support.
Server motor is connected thru 2
Jimmy Schneiderman wrote:
To All,
I built a Mill CNC with the 30m (X) x 6m (Y) x 4m (Z).
You posted this exact same message yesterday. I replied asking you to
post your configuration information. Did you see that reply? Without
the config info, it will be very difficult for anyone to
Thank you both for the help and quick response. I will try this tonight.
Glenn
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From: Terry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; EMC)'
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On Tue, 2008-09-23 at 13:21 -0300, Jimmy Schneiderman wrote:
During milling at 4.000 mm/min, when it comes to a curve the speed
slow down to 2.000 mm/min.
What accel is set in your INI file?
When making a 1 meter circle the speed does not top 2.000 mm/min and
it does not move continues.
I ran a dist-upgrade from dapper to hardy, and it was pretty ok..
It finished updating without problems, but I had to run the install script
for hardy to get emc2 installed again (it was removed during the update,
because external repositories don't get updated automatically).
I ended up with
Does anyone know if the CNC-fest Mazak retained its original servo drives,
or if they were swapped out, and more importantly, with what? I have a Mitsu
laser I'm working on with 3 AC (3phase, encoder w resolver combo)servos, but
due to its age, I won't be retaining the servo drives themselves. I'd
The fest machine retained the original servo motors but swapped out
the amps to Servo Dynamics 1525BR's. As far as AC drives I have no
experience but you might take a look at those from Servo Dynamics.
HTH
Dave
On Sep 23, 2008, at 1:40 PM, Ted Hyde wrote:
Does anyone know if the CNC-fest
Sebastian,
Can you check to see that the pwmgen.enable is working properly. I was
running samples all day (which looked great, btw, after resolving a very odd
problem) so I did not have a chance to do much testing. I am now dropping
the enable when the shutter closes, however the pwmgen.value is
On Tue, 23 Sep 2008, Eric H. Johnson wrote:
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 21:09:44 -0400
From: Eric H. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: 'Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)' emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re:
Peter C. Wallace wrote:
On Tue, 23 Sep 2008, Eric H. Johnson wrote:
Sebastian,
Can you check to see that the pwmgen.enable is working properly. I was
running samples all day (which looked great, btw, after resolving a very odd
problem) so I did not have a chance to do much testing. I am now
Ted Hyde wrote:
Does anyone know if the CNC-fest Mazak retained its original servo drives,
That circa 1982 Mazak had DC brush motors with SCR drives, not what you
want at all!
Jon
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Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 20:24:42 -0600
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