On 3 January 2014 02:05, Josiah Morgan josiahmor...@gmail.com wrote:
does anyone have a script written for homing in this scenario?
If the gantry can survive a momentary out-of-square then you may find
that nothing special needs to be done. Simply give the same homing
sequence number to each
Finally got help from sourceforge with my email troubles - after 3
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This homing sequence is a hot topic for me. We wrote a custom homing
configuration that works well, but unfortunately it doesn't work the the
PRU step generator.
Simply give the same homing
On 3 January 2014 17:31, Len Shelton l...@probotix.com wrote:
Simply give the same homing sequence number to each side.
This wouldn't work unless you actually assigned a separate joint to each
motor and programmed your g-code accordingly. It needs to be simpler
than that.
It is simpler
On Friday 03 January 2014 13:23:04 Len Shelton did opine:
Finally got help from sourceforge with my email troubles - after 3
months of waiting for a response.
This homing sequence is a hot topic for me. We wrote a custom homing
configuration that works well, but unfortunately it doesn't
thanks. everything is coming together nicely now. much thanks to all the
people who worked on getting this linuxcnc build put together.
I do have a couple more questions about my implementation.
my x axis will be using 2 independent steppers. and these 2 motors will
have independent homing
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Charles,
Thanks again for the help
On 12/31/2013 9:14 PM, Josiah Morgan wrote:
Thank you.
I finally got it all working to control the vfd. I was looking at the
wrong documentation which said step-type instead of control-type.
I do have another quick question. You define the stepgen pins using a
hexidecimal number for the
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Thanks again for the help.
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Charles,
Thanks again for the help.
Reading the manual for the vfd, it looks like the input is a frequency
pulse train rather than pwm to control spindle speed. Is there a simple
way to generate
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Thanks again for the help.
Reading the manual for the vfd, it looks like the input is a frequency
pulse train rather than pwm to control spindle speed. Is there a simple
way to generate a variable frequency pulse to control spindle speed rather
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Charles,
Thanks again for the help.
Reading the manual for the vfd, it looks like the input is a frequency
pulse train rather than pwm to control spindle speed. Is there a simple
way to generate a variable
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