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.
With everything at 0 but P and D I get fairly low error. As I increase
'I' the error during cruise rises. If I is fairly low you can
2009/7/6 Richard Acosta eyela...@gmail.com:
I'm the customer asking for support and i am very dissapointed with your
support.
I think you are badly misunderstanding the whole Open Source ethos.
EMC is Free Software. As the phrase goes Free as in speech, not
free as in beer. It is written by
2009/7/5 Jeffrey Pease jpe...@peasej.com:
One mysterious issue I've seen that I'm trying to figure out is that
very, very rarely, a movement command to the milling machine will make
an axis move the correct distance in the INCORRECT direction.
Is there any possibility that this is a
I haven't seen a check yet from you... to be a customer you have to
purchase something from a vendor. When you receive something for
free you are not a customer...
John
On 6 Jul 2009 at 18:31, Richard Acosta wrote:
That's the kind of answer i have found the most here.
I'm the customer
On Sun, Jul 05, 2009 at 04:13:10PM -0500, Jeff Epler wrote:
* configure: check that tk and Tkinter
this should have read something like
|* configure: check that tk and Tkinter versions match
and is related to a compile issue on ubuntu 9.04 systems.
Jeff
I think we have gotten the message across to Richard.
Folks that NEED a place to call for everything, and with
less patience, and more money than time, NEED to have
a vendor they can pay to fix things.
Much of the economy in the USA (and I assume to some
extent elsewhere) is based on this
On Tuesday 07 July 2009, Andy Pugh wrote:
2009/7/5 Jeffrey Pease jpe...@peasej.com:
One mysterious issue I've seen that I'm trying to figure out is that
very, very rarely, a movement command to the milling machine will make
an axis move the correct distance in the INCORRECT direction.
Is there
Chris,
I followed the wiki at
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?A_New_Approach_For_Using_Joypads_With_EMC2
and I couldn't get the joystick to be found by any name I tried. Then I
found that HALUI = halui must be before the HALFILE directive in the ini
file and everything worked
On Tuesday 07 July 2009, Luc Claeys wrote:
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
Yes, I had a stepper system run backwards when pushed too hard. I believe
it was a combination of accel and start frequency being too aggressive.
However, the backwards motion was NOT smooth or at commanded speed- slow and
noisy is what I remember. Jeffrey did not report, though, that his
Andy Pugh wrote:
2009/7/5 Jeffrey Pease jpe...@peasej.com:
One mysterious issue I've seen that I'm trying to figure out is that
very, very rarely, a movement command to the milling machine will make
an axis move the correct distance in the INCORRECT direction.
Is there any
I saw that you have a new list and figured I had better get the previous
ones fixed.
#1 -- fixed.
#2 -- fixed.
#3 -- Now depends on mode. If editing (edit button depressed), the
selected line will be replaced. If insert mode, the paste buffer will be
inserted after the current line.
#4 -- If it
Open the package manager and remove each firmware package you don't
need. Also remove the emc2-firmware package. After that, they'll no
longer be shown as updates.
Jeff
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Enter the BlackBerry Developer Challenge
Just wanted to thank everybody for all the excellent feedback. At the
moment I'm leaning towards this being a cable shielding or grounding
issue with my driver board (as suggested first by, I believe James
Reed). I have had suspicions that I had some sort of grounding problem
for a while,
Well said, Jack. Onward!
Date: Tue, 7 Jul 2009 10:18:36 -0500
From: j...@coats.org
To: emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] OpenGL on EMC2? + 7i43
I think we have gotten the message across to Richard.
Folks that NEED a place to call for everything, and with
less
You can safely uninstall them.
If they aren't installed, you won't get prompted for updates.
By default we installed them together with emc2 on the LiveCD, so that' how
you probably ended up with them ;)
Regards,
Alex
- Original Message -
From: Cal Grandy cmg...@sover.net
To: Enhanced
Hi
How do I configure EMC2 to use a toolsetup like this?
Tool No 1 is at location 0,0
Tool No 2 is at location 0,10
Tool No 3 is at location 0,20
Tool No 4 is at location 0,30
/Niels
--
Enter the BlackBerry
Hi Niels
what kind of changer is this?
you will need to use PLC or maybe even a HAL component to track the
tools etc just like you would for a normal tool changer.
when EMC wants to change tool it output a signal to do so, and waits for
a finish signal to come back from what ever controls the
On Tue Jul 7 17:19 , Terry tjm...@cableone.net sent:
Are these tools in a rack and the 0,10 is the x,y location
of each tool?
Terry
On Tue Jul 7 17:09 , robert rob...@innovative-rc.com sent:
Hi Niels
what kind of changer is this?
you will need to use PLC or maybe even a HAL component to
Hi Robert
It's for a small Proxxon MF-70 system with this toolchanger:
http://www.usovo.de/shop/product_info.php?info=p316_full-automatic-tool-changer-system-for-MF70.html
I think I have found out to write the toolchange sequence but have not
found out to move to the right location of the tool.
On Tue Jul 7 18:39 , Terry tjm...@cableone.net sent:
Hi Neils
Looks like a nice tool changer
There was some discussion on rack type changers
awhile back.Maybe check the archives or someone
with your type of changer will answer you soon.
I am sure for now you can write a subroutine for
each
On Tuesday 07 July 2009, Glenn R. Edwards wrote:
Yes, I had a stepper system run backwards when pushed too hard. I believe
it was a combination of accel and start frequency being too aggressive.
However, the backwards motion was NOT smooth or at commanded speed- slow and
noisy is what I remember.
2009/7/7 Niels Jalling ni...@jalling.dk:
It's for a small Proxxon MF-70 system with this toolchanger:
http://www.usovo.de/shop/product_info.php?info=p316_full-automatic-tool-changer-system-for-MF70.html
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?action=browsediff=1id=RackToolChanger
Might
That was easy!
Yes, the live CD was my install method, and As a new guy, I opted for
the do it all for me methods.
Thanks So
Regards
Cal
On Tue, 2009-07-07 at 23:47 +0300, Alex Joni wrote:
You can safely uninstall them.
If they aren't installed, you won't get prompted for updates.
By
I bought directed by EMC people saying the board was fully supported.
El 07/07/2009 06:44 a.m., Andy Pugh escribió:
2009/7/6 Richard Acosta eyela...@gmail.com:
I'm the customer asking for support and i am very dissapointed with your
support.
I think you are badly
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