On 12 April 2015 at 21:46, Abdul Rahman Riza wrote:
> 1. Can you suggest servo and its controller working on my dell 640m
> laptop running linuxcnc-wheezy?
I think you may be starting from the wrong end of the system.
Servos and controllers are expensive, so see what you can find at a
good price.
You might be able to get your laptop to run LinuxCNC but the odds are
against you. Most laptop PCs have too much hardware that prevents the
realtime Linux kernel from working well. Have you run the LinuxCNC
latency test? It should be under the CNC menu. If you run it and then
open a termina
Ok,
Lets make it easier for me to understand:
1. Can you suggest servo and its controller working on my dell 640m
laptop running linuxcnc-wheezy?
2. As far as I know parallel port is something like LPT1 port for old
version of printers but nowadays we can't find LPT1 ports only USB port
and HD
On 7 April 2015 at 21:11, Abdul Rahman Riza wrote:
> I have several unused servomotor to
> start with.
What type of servo motor? Brushed or brushless? Do they have
quadrature encoders, resolvers, or something else (such as serial
absolute encoders)?
> 1. How do I setup testing my servos using L
Hi Riza!
On 07.04.2015 22:11, Abdul Rahman Riza wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I just Installed built in LinuxCNC integrated with debian wheezy under
> my Dell Inspiron 640M laptop and I have several unused servomotor to
> start with.
>
> My question:
> 1. How do I setup testing my servos using LinuxC
