Dear Ian
I had a similar problem which I traced to interference from
the spindle motor - this was in spite of having suppressor
How did you trace that? oszillosope? The problem came out of the blue. I have
a hard time to believe it is from this, I did not change the mill.
caps on the
emc2 magnetic linear and maby rotery encoders and screw compensation I
see this in the wiki but not documented in printed documentation.
Where would I find more verbose documentation on this? I am new to
emc2 but I am working twards assisting the contraptor.org project.
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linear and maby rotery encoders and screw compensation in main
documentation? Hi I was wondering if these are in the regular
documentaion I looked but didn't find it.
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Joshua
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Joshua,
I think this is what you are asking for.
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Combining_Two_Feedback_Devices_On_One_Axis
Stuart
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 8:24 AM, joshua wojnas josh...@gmail.com wrote:
linear and maby rotery encoders and screw compensation in main
Is anyone familiar with this Windows based CAM package? Is it any good?
I think that Bridgeport started the software development but it doesn't
look like it has been updated since 2006 or so.
Is this the same software that is used on the EZ Turn Bridgeport lathes?
Dave
I am interested in using EMC2 to control a homemade SCARA type arm.
My question is how do I configure the arm lengths and required info for the
kinematics to be correct.
Do I select the scara setup that is already in EMC2?
Is there a way to modify the existing scara kinematic file
I traced to interference from
the spindle motor - this was in spite of having suppressor
How did you trace that? oszillosope? The problem came out
of the blue. I have a hard time to believe it is from this,
I did not change the mill.
Purely observation Chris,
At first everything worked
Just loaded EMC2 onto a new ASUS P5KPL-CM motherboard. The software disk has a
linux network driver on it, of course no way to load it easly unless your in
windows. I downloaded the correct driver onto a usb thumbdrive but am haveing
no luck getting it it to load. the instructions i have been
mike walker wrote:
Just loaded EMC2 onto a new ASUS P5KPL-CM motherboard. The software disk has a
linux network driver on it, of course no way to load it easly unless your in
windows. I downloaded the correct driver onto a usb thumbdrive but am haveing
no luck getting it it to load. the
On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 5:14 AM, Dave Fansolato dfansol...@icubed.bizwrote:
I am interested in using EMC2 to control a homemade SCARA type arm.
My question is how do I configure the arm lengths and required info for the
kinematics to be correct.
Do I select the scara setup that is already
Hello Dave,
I've successfully helped 2 of my customers to control their SCARA with EMC2.
Here's one of the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF6dYXo2CeE
I'm willing to provide professional consulting service to help you
integrating SCARA with EMC2.
Sincerely yours,
Yishin Li
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Arais
Sorry to emc2-list-users, I should made previous mail off-list.
I apologize again for sending irreverent messages to this list.
Sincerely,
Yishin Li
On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 7:43 AM, Yi-Shin Li y...@araisrobo.com wrote:
Hello Dave,
I've successfully helped 2 of my customers to control their
Li's posting brings to mind a question.
Should we provide an area on our Wiki for listings of a commercial
nature? In particular should we provide a place where EMC consultants
can post their contact information?
In the past, I believe we've seen people who would like to retrofit
machines to
We provide links to commercial hardware, and it's helpful. I think
providing listings for consultants is a good idea.
EMC is free and open-source software, and there are freely-available
online sources of documentation, information, and help at some
page. As an additional resource,
Is their better step by step instructions for calibrating the lead
screws using encoders with cheap lead screws? Not in the wiki it
doen't show enough detail for me to do it.
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Hi mike
Just loaded EMC2 onto a new ASUS
P5KPL-CM motherboard. The software disk has a linux network
driver on it, of course no way to load it easly unless your
in windows. I downloaded the correct driver onto a usb
thumbdrive but am haveing no luck getting it it to load. the
instructions
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