On Tue, 10 Aug 2010 00:42:58 -0400, you wrote:
The following G Code does a great Left Hand thread but
I have to lower the AXIS Spindle Override slider before
spindle-at-speed will come on and start threading.
The Spindle gear selected is 230 RPM max, but the
spindle-rpm-cmd goes past that and
There was extensive discussions about jogging and tool touching during pause
or tool change. I did not follow all of it. I wonder if it is possible with
a touch probe installed to have a probe action programmed after each tool
change in order to set the new tool length, without using the tool
Dave wrote:
You should consider CL. For several reasons...
You can see the logic on the screen as you run the machine. You can
make changes on the fly (almost). Stop, edit, start. You can put
various functions in
different sections of CL logic. You can comment each line and use
On 10 August 2010 05:42, Don Stanley dstanley1...@gmail.com wrote:
The Spindle gear selected is 230 RPM max, but the
spindle-rpm-cmd goes past that and is continually
trying to run the spindle faster and faster.
What is your HAL setup for spindle speed control?
If you are running closed-loop
Hi
I got inspiration from these two sites :-)
http://softsolder.wordpress.com/2010/04/14/emc2-ugliest-tool-length-probe-station-ever/
http://jager.no/projects/emc/reference-tool-length.ngc/view
/Niels
There was extensive discussions about jogging and tool touching during
pause
or tool
On 10 August 2010 07:53, Rudy du Preez r...@asmsa.co.za wrote:
I wonder if it is possible with
a touch probe installed to have a probe action programmed after each tool
change in order to set the new tool length, without using the tool table and
preset tool holders?
I think it should be
Let me first state that I love EMC2, it is awesome etc.
I have recently discovered that EMC2 G code is a full fledged
programming language with subroutines, conditionals, named everything,
etc.
Since then, I have been happy as a clam and writing G code functions
for pocketing, facing, etc. So do
Hey,
I like your idea, which is interesting to me because I currently keep
the user defined M100+ files are in the same directory as the other ngc
files - which is not a good idea since ngc files sometimes need to be
deleted or changed, but the M files should be kept immutable.
So if
Thanks Steve Andy;
It was a NEWBE ATTACK.
Everything is brighter at sunrise.
Apparently I had tested a G96 S400 earlier in the day and
never did a G97. The Spindle was going for 400 FPS on a 1 shaft.
EMC remembers, even when I didn't want it to.
Thanks again
Don
PS. Andy I havn't
Hi all,
I have a VMC with low inertia servos and 25 amp 270 volt velocity mode
servo amps. It has tachometers and 1/25400 inch (micron) resolution
rotary encoders on the motors.
I have been struggling with a bad tachometer on Y for a while now - it
would come and go - and when people started
Chris,
would you care to hazard a guess at how much phase shift you see from the
7i48 input to the velocity input at the servo amp?
Neil
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 7:19 PM, Chris Radek ch...@timeguy.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have a VMC with low inertia servos and 25 amp 270 volt velocity mode
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 07:53:48PM -0700, Neil Baylis wrote:
would you care to hazard a guess at how much phase shift you see from the
7i48 input to the velocity input at the servo amp?
There's at least a millisecond delay between the motion and the amp
seeing the corresponding tach signal,
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