EMC2 does that when it runs the file if G64 is in effect.
If you set the G64 Pn.nnn you can control the deviation from the programmed
point.
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docview/html//gcode_main.html#sub:G61,-G61.1,-G64:
John
On 21 Nov 2008 at 18:10, Jim Fleig - CNC Services wrote:
Is anyone
Hello
I present myself : Pascal Lelievre, new to this list, living in
france.
I've got a german CNC Router AL640 from Team-Haase, with stepper-motors.
I'm using EMC2 since a few weeks and I'm satisfied about it.
I'm more a lurker here, as most of the messages you all post are for
me a
On 22 Nov 2008 at 12:31, Pascal Lelièvre wrote:
Welcome to EMC Pascal.
Normally if you have a new question you start a new subject so it is easy to
track.
I changed the subject on this reply, I hope you see it.
Hello
I present myself : Pascal Lelievre, new to this list, living in
Gentlemen,
I have been thinking. :)
1: Since the forward and inverse calculations must match is there
any reason to calculate both for all modes of operation? Depending on
the mode shouldn't you be able to skip the unneeded calculation? This
would allow twice the calculation time and not
For a different approach... Open source controller hardware with
attached display.
Getting a stable real time environment are why ShopBotTools and
FlashCutCNC both use
USB attached controllers. This is where the sensors and motors are all
attached.
Control happens in the USB attached
Hi
It would be nice to have on something like this;
http://cubloc.com/product/05_02.php
(with linux of course)
or;
http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS2304885763.html
So the whole thing would hanng together like this;
http://controlafzar.com/products_en/controller_page.htm
Regards
Roland
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Gentlemen,
I have been thinking. :)
1: Since the forward and inverse calculations must match is there
any reason to calculate both for all modes of operation? Depending on
the mode shouldn't you be able to skip the unneeded calculation? This
would allow twice the
Jon Elson wrote:
Andrew Ayre wrote:
Hi, I've been happily generating g-code files and cutting them with
AXIS. I'm using EMC2 pre-2.2 CVS HEAD. Yes, I know it's old but I have
everything working and I am reluctant to change it right now as I am
trying to get Christmas gifts made as quickly
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 9:37 AM, Stephen Wille Padnos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Gentlemen,
I have been thinking. :)
1: Since the forward and inverse calculations must match is there
any reason to calculate both for all modes of operation? Depending on
the mode
Jack Coats wrote:
For a different approach... Open source controller hardware with
attached display.
snip
Another option might be to get one of the 'single board' Linux machines,
use it to run
EMC, and do AXIS on a 'display computer'. This might make it easier to
do the 'port' and
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 09:48:51AM -0600, Jack Coats wrote:
Is there still an issue with running with more than 1G of RAM?
Some have found the kernel version on the emc2 hardy live cd to be
incompatible with their system with 1GB ram, requiring the 'mem=900M'
trick mentioned elsewhere in this
Roland Jollivet wrote:
Hi
It would be nice to have on something like this;
http://cubloc.com/product/05_02.php
Especially, no parallel port. What about a disk drive? SD card?
(with linux of course)
That probably exists.
or;
http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS2304885763.html
Andrew Ayre wrote:
Jon Elson wrote:
Andrew Ayre wrote:
Hi, I've been happily generating g-code files and cutting them with
AXIS. I'm using EMC2 pre-2.2 CVS HEAD. Yes, I know it's old but I have
everything working and I am reluctant to change it right now as I am
trying to get
One of my Isel macjines (a small Davinci) uses a Kress Spindle.
I contacted Isel USA to find out what Collets they use as I want to
replacce some of mine.
They said ER25.
Well After buying ER25 set of 15, it is NOT the same as what came with
my Isel.
I then bought ER11 and ER16 sets, and neither
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of my Isel macjines (a small Davinci) uses a Kress Spindle.
I contacted Isel USA to find out what Collets they use as I want to
replacce some of mine.
They said ER25.
Well After buying ER25 set of 15, it is NOT the same as what came with
my Isel.
I then bought
Hi
I use AUTO and my small program ran ok.
I used M0 program stop and M1 optional stop.
Everything move ok until M0 or M1 than program stops. How I can continue
program?
On normal machine it is CYCLE START.
I hit ENTER, Resume but I couldn’t continue executing my program.
Where is CYCLE START in
Jon Elson wrote:
Jack Coats wrote:
For a different approach... Open source controller hardware with
attached display.
snip
Another option might be to get one of the 'single board' Linux machines,
use it to run
EMC, and do AXIS on a 'display computer'. This might make it easier to
do
John Kasunich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Measure what you have and google.
The following page is the 2nd hit on ER collet dimensions and lists
many different types:
http://shopswarf.orconhosting.net.nz/colletmill.html
Regards,
John Kasunich
Machinists Handbook has more detailed
Jon Elson wrote:
It is what your G-code is commanding, with the G0 moves. Prove it to
yourself by editing the G-code file to change all G0 to G1 and run again.
But, the proper fix is to give you some headroom. In your .ini file,
change MAX_VELOCITY in both the [TRAJ] section and in each
Hi
I would suggest you contact Kress directly. I've got also a Kress
spindle and they pointed me out directly to their 'local' (for me)
retailer upon request.
I didn't think about looking for standard collets and just asked the
dedicated ones.
Best Regards
Pascal
Le 22 nov. 08 à 18:57,
Your answer is in the help menu.
John
On 22 Nov 2008 at 11:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I use AUTO and my small program ran ok.
I used M0 program stop and M1 optional stop.
Everything move ok until M0 or M1 than program stops. How I can continue
program?
On normal machine it is
I am running EMC2_2.2.7 and Axis. I am trying to add another widget to my pyvcp.
I added this to panel.xml:
labelframe text=Jog Speed
scale
halpinjog-speed-set/halpin
resolution0.1/resolution
orientHORIZONTAL/orient
min_0/min_
max_120/max_
/scale
Hi
OK, sorry I posted that. I saw pretty pictures and did'nt read the specs.
And I most often cringe when I see reply to my posts!!!
But, (here we go a gain;-) , I think there's a main philosophy difference
with the guys who want an embedded controller. On the one hand, it's like
the EMC crowd
hi
can you send link to it?
thanks
aram
Your answer is in the help menu.
John
On 22 Nov 2008 at 11:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I use AUTO and my small program ran ok.
I used M0 program stop and M1 optional stop.
Everything move ok until M0 or M1 than program stops. How I can
It is in the upper right hand corner of your AXIS screen...
John
On 22 Nov 2008 at 13:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
can you send link to it?
thanks
aram
Your answer is in the help menu.
John
On 22 Nov 2008 at 11:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I use AUTO and my small
acondit wrote:
I am running EMC2_2.2.7 and Axis. I am trying to add another widget to my
pyvcp.
I added this to panel.xml:
labelframe text=Jog Speed
scale
halpinjog-speed-set/halpin
resolution0.1/resolution
orientHORIZONTAL/orient
min_0/min_
On Saturday 22 November 2008, Andrew Ayre wrote:
Jon Elson wrote:
Andrew Ayre wrote:
Hi, I've been happily generating g-code files and cutting them with
AXIS. I'm using EMC2 pre-2.2 CVS HEAD. Yes, I know it's old but I have
everything working and I am reluctant to change it right now as I am
I am not suggesting 'throwing away' anything. But as we look at going
forward into a new
generation is something we might consider.
Going to a SBC that is really a mini-desktop mobo is probably generating
more problems than
it is worth. So doing something 'else' might be a more practical
With the 'net' line commented, use halcmd show to find the name of the
pin. perhaps there's a typo in your xml file or your hal file and you
haven't spotted it yet.
Jeff
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Gene Heskett wrote:
On Saturday 22 November 2008, Andrew Ayre wrote:
Jon Elson wrote:
Andrew Ayre wrote:
Hi, I've been happily generating g-code files and cutting them with
AXIS. I'm using EMC2 pre-2.2 CVS HEAD. Yes, I know it's old but I have
everything working and I am reluctant to change
On Sat, 22 Nov 2008 12:57:12 -0500, you wrote:
Before I spend another $1000 on the wrong collets, and since Isel USA
seemingly have no clue of customer service, or knowledge of their own
products they distribute, I am wondering of anyone here can help me to
try and ID the collets I have or maybe
On Saturday 22 November 2008, Andrew Ayre wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
On Saturday 22 November 2008, Andrew Ayre wrote:
Jon Elson wrote:
Andrew Ayre wrote:
Hi, I've been happily generating g-code files and cutting them with
AXIS. I'm using EMC2 pre-2.2 CVS HEAD. Yes, I know it's old but I have
John and Jeff,
John Kasunich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
acondit wrote:
I am running EMC2_2.2.7 and Axis. I am trying to add another
widget to my pyvcp.
I added this to panel.xml:
labelframe text=Jog Speed
scale
halpinjog-speed-set/halpin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I use AUTO and my small program ran ok.
I used M0 program stop and M1 optional stop.
Everything move ok until M0 or M1 than program stops. How I can continue
program?
Read the docs, it is the S key.
Also, can I restart program in AUTO program from specific
Thanks Steve
There is the missing part to the Puzzle.
At least now I have accurate information.
Isel told me it is ER25, which is way too large and none of the other
Din and ER collets would fit.
I checked this afternoon and it would be straight forward to have a
colleholder made to take ER16
My two cents. I'd like to see what could be done with just a CPU, RAM,
Ethernet and GPIO, doing just the real time stuff. Maybe with four
channels of signals for BLDC motors. One problem though is that for a
board like this, you can get a whole PC for less money. Too bad cheap
wifi routers don't
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 07:15:04PM -0800, Kirk Wallace wrote:
My two cents. I'd like to see what could be done with just a CPU, RAM,
Ethernet and GPIO, doing just the real time stuff. Maybe with four
channels of signals for BLDC motors. One problem though is that for a
board like this, you can
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