Can anyone tell me the right numbersto pput inn the step-config wizard in
ubuntuu live emc2 for a sherline mill with wn a-axis?
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Which number are you looking for? I assume it has something to do with an A
axis
but that is as far as I can guess...
A lot more detail on what you want would help someone figure out what to tell
you.
John
On 24 Apr 2008 at 5:56, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me the right
Which number are you looking for? I assume it has something to do with an
A axis
but that is as far as I can guess...
A lot more detail on what you want would help someone figure out what to
tell you.
John
On 24 Apr 2008 at 5:56, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me the right
Everyone has to start somewhere.
Give the guy a break.
Why be part of a group when you dont want to help out?
John Kasunich wrote:
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I'm looking for the numbers to put in for all four axes so that it runs
properly
In other words, it sounds like you know
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I'm looking for the numbers to put
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Everyone has to start somewhere.
Give the guy a break.
Why be part of a group when you dont want to help out?
John Kasunich
On Thursday 24 April 2008, John Kasunich wrote:
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I'm looking for the numbers to put in for all four axes so that it runs
properly
In other words, it sounds like you know absolutely nothing about your
own machine, and you want someone else to do all the work for you.
Gene Heskett wrote:
A bit rough on an obvious newbie, John. In this case, and reading between
the
lines, I'm guessing that the terminology and format of the questions stepconf
is asking are in effect, swahili to the OP, they are quite concise because of
the gui's limits. When I ran it
Gene Heskett wrote:
A bit rough on an obvious newbie, John. In this case, and reading
between the
lines, I'm guessing that the terminology and format of the questions
stepconf
is asking are in effect, swahili to the OP, they are quite concise
because of
the gui's limits. When I ran it
On Thursday 24 April 2008, John Kasunich wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
A bit rough on an obvious newbie, John. In this case, and reading between
the lines, I'm guessing that the terminology and format of the questions
stepconf is asking are in effect, swahili to the OP, they are quite
concise
I agree that the integrator must put some effort into understanding the machine
he/she is installing EMC into. I was the good cop this time and you were the
bad
cop...lol
I have almost never failed to get an answer to a specific question either
here or on
the irc or on cnczone about EMC and
Oops - only answered half of your question:
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Also
the Y and Z axes run backwords
In general, if it is going backwards, change the sign of the scale
value. If you had 2 steps per inch and it is going the wrong way,
use -2 steps per inch.
Since I haven't used
Mike,
Assuming you are using steppers...
First you need to know how many threads per inch your lead screws are
for each axis. The manufacturer should be able to get you this info, or
perhaps Google. Each axis could be different.
Next you need to know how many steps per revolution for each
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've tried putting numbers in like 400 steps per rev .5 micro stepping
and the machine only travels half the distance that you tell it to. Also
the Y and Z axes run backwords and I can't figure out where to go from
here. any help would be greatly appreciated.
Now
On 24 Apr 2008 at 10:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike,
In each axis you can test your settings and adjust them after each test. To
get you
in the ball park use a ruler and move 1 if you only get 1/2 the you need
twice as
many steps. If you don't know the specifics about your machine you
Thank you all for all your wonderful help, I think now I'll be able to get
my mill to run properly.---BeginMessage---
Thank you all for all your wonderful help, I think now I'll be able to get my
mill to run properly.
---End Message---
Then, dont call this EMC-users
Rather change this to EMC-Developers and have no users.
or,
if someone doesn't have something positive to say to a rudimentary
question then don't participate.
A user's list is for exactly that with questions from beginner to advanced.
If folks want to complain
is not.
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:46:58 -0400
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Subject: Re: [Emc-users] sherline configurations
Gene Heskett wrote:
A bit rough on an obvious newbie, John. In this case, and reading between
On Thursday 24 April 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
A bit rough on an obvious newbie, John. In this case, and reading
between the
lines, I'm guessing that the terminology and format of the questions
stepconf
is asking are in effect, swahili to the OP, they are quite
On Thursday 24 April 2008, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Thursday 24 April 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
A bit rough on an obvious newbie, John. In this case, and reading
between the
lines, I'm guessing that the terminology and format of the questions
stepconf
is asking are in
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