Alex Joni wrote:
>> Oops, that makes more sense. So it's more like an ADC interface. I guess
>> I need to actually install one sometime.
>>
>
> Well, there are 2 ways of interfacing the joystick.
>
Well, there are 3 ways... :) Third is with X driver and remapping events
into AXIS.
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Gaston Gagnon wrote:
> My system has dual boot Ubuntu 8.04 and Windows.
> How can I change the default system at boot time?
>
>
You can't change it permanently at boot time.
You can select system each time at boot or you can
edit "default=0" value in /boot/grub/menu.lst in Ubuntu (with sudo).
>
max speed will also depend on drives you use and voltage you supply to
them...
Regards,
Alex.
aaron moore wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have recently built a 1500mm x 1500mm gantry style router. I am using EMC
> to run three FL86STH156-4208 11.96 Nm stepper motors, with 16mm x 4mm pitch
> trapezoidal scre
Ubuntu can make flash drive bootable with Ubuntu Live CD on it.
It is under System->Administration->Create a USB startup disk.
So, if you just point it to EMC2 .iso, it will create EMC2 live flash drive.
Regards,
Alex.
Kent A. Reed wrote:
> Gentle persons:
>
> Copying to user-provided flash drive
As all the parport parameters are present, I would guess it is a
default mode now (no need to have a flag in stepgen)
Regards,
Alex.
Lars Andersson wrote:
> Tried the CVS version 2.3.0 beta2pre. Could not find this double frequency
> stepping implementation there either. This was a bad idea or i
forget color wrote:
>> There are G250/G251 drives from Gecko, which might appear superior to
>> Xylotex.
>> Considering your need of high customization, G540 (break out board + 4 x
>> G250) will not suit you.
>>
>
> Thanks for the response. Could a tool changer be thought of and/or
> used as
forget color wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm in the process of building my first CNC using the 'jgro' design on
> cnczone. While I'll use it for normal CNC router stuff, I also intend
> to use it as the base for a robotic art painting machine. This is
> what led me to emc2, so that I can modify it as needed
Steve Blackmore wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Feb 2009 02:49:51 + (UTC), you wrote:
>
>
>
>> When running jobs in Mach I often pause or stop to clear chips, move clamps,
>> look to make sure I generated the code right (love CAM but sometimes it does
>> what you tell it and not what you want), grab lun
