Hi Frank,
thanks for the report.
The _best_ thing you can do, is report this issue as a new bug at:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=6744atid=106744
That way it would surely not be forgotten.
Regards,
Alex
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From: Frank Tkalcevic fr...@franksworkshop.com.au
This is surely bug and will be fixed in emc 2.3.3
Thanks for bug report,
Michael
Frank Tkalcevic pisze:
If I put in an invalid G76 threading command in some gcode, such as...
G76 P1.6 Z0 I-1.6 J0 K1.6 R2 H0 E0 L0
Where J, the initial depth of cut, is 0, axis gets stuck in an infinite
I have finally got to the point on my lathe where I can start tuning.
The setup is:
Mesa 5i20 driving a 7i29 with 1024CPR encoders on the screws. The PWM
gain is set so the velocity is roughly equal to the commanded input. For
example a PID output of 60 will give about 60mm/sec movement.
I
Hi Frank,
I know that MSG doesn't expand parameters. When I implemented DEBUG,
which works just like MSG but expands parameters, I could have made MSG
work the same way. I made a conscious decision to NOT do that.
If I had done that, there was a possibility of breaking existing
programs in
I would suggest checking this page:
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Stepper_Drive_Timing
It only has the HCNC pro listed but I believe they use the same driver
chips.
I have the HCNC Pro and have not seen the issues you mention, although like
Terry already mentioned, stepconf uses
One other thing, I would also suggest you disable Idle current reduction
on your controller board if that is an option. I was on the HCNC list for
quite some time and many people had strange issues when idle current
reduction was enabled, apparently the driver chips also have that feature
built in
Sorry, I should have said. Hostmot2.
Les
robert wrote:
which driver are you using
Hostmot 2 or Hostmot 4
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Hi all.
Anybody using a USB joypad that works ?
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I use the one from the picture on the wiki... I followed the
installation procedure and it worked of the bat. I got mine from ebay
for $7...
I edited the wrong hal file and it got overridden again with a
reconfig lol I was to lazy to set it up again...
As I recall it was not a big deal to get
sani.broy...@free.fr wrote:
Hi all.
Beeing fully conscious of my ignorance of internals of EMC2, I'm now seeking a
mercyfull hand :-)
Please forgive also my awfull english, I do my best :-)
Pas de probleme.
I tried several hours to use tutorials showing the use a Joypad to jog an XYZ
It doesn't work at all, despite I followed the procedure line by line.
Pins are not named the same, hal_joystick or hal input doesn't work despite
this joypad is the same as pictured and is perfectely used by all probe progs
using /dev/input/js0.
I can't believe you when you say It worked out
sani.broy...@free.fr wrote:
It doesn't work at all, despite I followed the procedure line by line.
What does not work?
You need to tell us step by step what you are doing, what you expect to
see, and what you actually see.
Pins are not named the same,
Then change the names of the pins on
Sani,
I used the instructions below to get both a Logitech and Sony gamepad to
work. The only real trick as far as I remember was making sure to use a
recognizable portion of the name (i.e. replacing SAITEK from the
instructions).
Then I am a happy liar who jogs his machine with his JoyPad
When I get to the shop later I'll post my hal file edits and the
message from Linux when it finds my pad.
I might shoot a quick movie how it jogs so you have to stop calling me
a liar and I can start calling you dumbass!
Why should I
Leslie Newell wrote:
I have finally got to the point on my lathe where I can start tuning.
The setup is:
Mesa 5i20 driving a 7i29 with 1024CPR encoders on the screws. The PWM
gain is set so the velocity is roughly equal to the commanded input. For
example a PID output of 60 will give about
Jeff,
Thanks for your help!
With Tk8.5-dev instead of Tk8.4-dev I was able to build and run emc with
axis as simulator on Ubuntu 9.04.
Martin
On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 10:39:25PM +0200, c...@martinschoeneck.de wrote:
Hi,
If I got it right, I can use the emc2-sim without the
I wasn't saying that, sorry Rainer.
I copied/pasted the file, got a ton of errors :-)
So the example given in the wiki was not, for sure, usable as is :-)
Dumbass is not in my translator. Could you explain ? ;-)
Regards, Chris.
Le lundi 6 juillet 2009 19:19:51, Rainer Schmidt a écrit :
Then
No, cut and paste does not work
But following the steps works. I did not attempt cut and paste.
Dumbass: Si je suis un menteur, alors vous êtes un con haha 8)
I'll send the files later Have to deal with many 'Con' today on
the phone
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 3:06 PM,
ok, along my quest towards VFD control via Modbus I didnt find an
appropriate command line utility to talk to Modbus, so I wrote one.
It helped me de-mystifying how to work with the Toshiba VF-S11;
results, VFD setup instructions and sample control files are included.
I think now I'll
Mine works flawlessly...
John
On 6 Jul 2009 at 18:34, sani.broy...@free.fr wrote:
Hi all.
Anybody using a USB joypad that works ?
Regards.
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I can only agree with you, and i completely understand what you say, but
you are not fully aware of my situation.
El 05/07/2009 06:59 a.m., Sven Wesley escribió:
I honestly believe that EMC is not the way to go all the time if you're not
willing to pay someone to set things up or give
That's the kind of answer i have found the most here.
I'm the customer asking for support and i am very dissapointed with your
support.
I have read all your message, i intended to make a short answer but i
kept too much time answering your message and some others.
I was really tired, but i
Thanks Jon,
I'll study your docs. What I can't understand though is why I is
increasing the following error.
Les
Jon Elson wrote:
Because of discontinuities is the programmed path, the I term is of
limited usefulness.
I usually just put a tiny amount in and leave it there. I can't give a
On Mon, 6 Jul 2009, Leslie Newell wrote:
Date: Mon, 06 Jul 2009 23:02:28 +0100
From: Leslie Newell les.new...@fastmail.co.uk
Reply-To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC) emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re:
Lucky you :-)
Regards, Chris.
Le mardi 7 juillet 2009 00:17:16, John Thornton a écrit :
Mine works flawlessly...
John
On 6 Jul 2009 at 18:34, sani.broy...@free.fr wrote:
Hi all.
Anybody using a USB joypad that works ?
Regards.
Everything was neat and clear until I tried the proposed .hal
file to integrate the Joypad in axis. Nothing appends, or
tombstone sometimes.
I found that out the hard way too. It only takes a small change in your
.ini file or .hal file and you can no longer use shared hal files. It's an
I'm trying hard :-)
Thanks for your advices.
Too late (1.28 AM) to go on tonight, I'll experience debug modes tomorrow.
Regards, Chris
Le mardi 7 juillet 2009 01:12:00, Frank Tkalcevic a écrit :
Everything was neat and clear until I tried the proposed .hal
file to integrate the Joypad in
I'm writing some gcode programs for my lathe and I have a couple of
questions.
I'm doing a basic shoulder, turning along the length of the work piece in
the -Z direction to a point, then moving in the +X direction to make the
square shoulder.
1) Should I be using one of the exact modes, G61 or
Hey guys - I started this thread on the forum, but since there's not
much activity there at the moment, I thought I'd bring it here:
Rather simple question: what are the EMC-lathe users out there using as
their preferred method of developing GCode? The wiki lists a few - and
in many cases -
I'm a hobby lathe user. I've just converted my lathe and I'm looking into
software too. I use Visual Mill for my mill, and I will have a closer look
at Visual Turn when they release the new version that uses the new VisualCam
engine. It was promised to be ready at the end of last year, but I'm
Richard Acosta wrote:
That's the kind of answer i have found the most here.
I'm the customer asking for support and i am very dissapointed with your
support.
Thats it right there.
You aren't a customer, you are a peer.
Did you pay for EMC?
Did you pay or offer to pay any of the devs for
Thanks for everyone's responses. I get a digest version of the mail
list responses, so I'll go ahead and reply to everybody's at one time.
Robert:
I haven't spent much time messing with halscope, but I'm not sure how
to best use it here given the intermittent nature of the problem.
Hello all,
I have just now gotten my mill up and running, and am trying to optimize
the motion and speed of the motors.
Has anyone used a CMD-50 driver from API? I have the manual, but the
only timing info it has is:
DRIVE TYPE .. 2 phase, bipolar, constant
Frank,
I G04 dwell would do the same thing as what you do manually. How
critical is the squareness of the shoulder at the diameter of the
turned shaft? Do you need a very accurate corner radius? If you need a
VERY accurate corner radius you should use a smaller corner radius on
the turning tool
On Sunday 05 July 2009, Jeffrey Pease wrote:
Thanks for everyone's responses. I get a digest version of the mail
list responses, so I'll go ahead and reply to everybody's at one time.
Robert:
I haven't spent much time messing with halscope, but I'm not sure how
to best use it here given the
Leslie Newell wrote:
Thanks Jon,
I'll study your docs. What I can't understand though is why I is
increasing the following error.
Yes, this confuses me, too. It may be that some other parameter is
actually causing it, and the I term either helps or doesn't help to
suppress the error.
Thanks for the reply. It was just a general question. I've got stuck in my
mind, the image of the lathe turning as turning a super fine thread, and
was wondering if it stopped when it got to the shoulder and retracted, would
it leave that part of the thread that it didn't get around to
On Monday 06 July 2009, Peter Cauchy wrote:
Hello all,
I have just now gotten my mill up and running, and am trying to optimize
the motion and speed of the motors.
Has anyone used a CMD-50 driver from API? I have the manual, but the
only timing info it has is:
DRIVE TYPE
On Mon, Jul 06, 2009 at 11:02:28PM +0100, Leslie Newell wrote:
Thanks Jon,
I'll study your docs. What I can't understand though is why I is
increasing the following error.
I'm imagining a very-wrong FF2 setting that causes a large error at
the acceleration portion of the move. During
you are correct when you understand turning as super fine threads and
you are correct when you understand the fillet in the corner of the
shoulder will not be a perfect fillet as the accel/decel will cause
the tool to round the motion slightly and not form the tool nose
radius in the corner of the
Hi,
I don't see value that specifically affects the direction valid time,
but I definitely could be missing something...
Someone will probably chime in here.
See parameters stepgen.N.dirsetup and stepgen.N.dirhold
in http://linuxcnc.org/docs/2.3/html/man/man9/stepgen.9.html
You can set
On Tuesday 07 July 2009, Luc Claeys wrote:
Hi,
I don't see value that specifically affects the direction valid time,
but I definitely could be missing something...
Someone will probably chime in here.
See parameters stepgen.N.dirsetup and stepgen.N.dirhold
in
I have just now gotten my mill up and running, and am trying to optimize
the motion and speed of the motors.
Has anyone used a CMD-50 driver from API? I have the manual, but the
only timing info it has is:
Step ... Square wave - 10μS
minimum
Hi,
Gene Heskett wrote:
On Tuesday 07 July 2009, Luc Claeys wrote:
I don't see value that specifically affects the direction valid time,
but I definitely could be missing something...
Someone will probably chime in here.
See parameters stepgen.N.dirsetup and stepgen.N.dirhold
in
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