Is this mail getting through to the list?
After some experimentation, I've determined that my spindle card needs a
variable frequency square wave sending to it which ranges from 300Hz to
around 1800Hz. I had some success with linking siggen and near to give a
square digital output -
Steve Blackmore wrote
Hi Ian, put
NO_FORCE_HOMING=1
in the [TRAJ] section of your ini file, that cancels out the
nanny state
homing, you can still home after if you wish G.
Thanks Steve, I had missed that trick!
Ian
2009/10/4 Andy I andyi_w...@btinternet.com:
If I link
motion.spindle-speed-out to pwmgen.0.pwm-freq with suitable scaling and
limits then would give me exactly what I need. To save lot of time for me -
is it possible to do this in the HAL i.e. link a pin to a parameter?
pwm-freq is rw in
Dear Jan
Chris,
I've managed to get a preview that seemed to display a
combination of
the files.
Set the PROGRAM_PREFIX setting in the ini file to
the location of
the called files
Removed the M30 codes from the end of each sub.
I did that and no preview availabl, still get bad
Andy,
Thanks for your help. I couldn't get it to work so I did this; use pwmgen
output to clock a flip flop, send the flip flop output to the parallel port
pin AND to the input of a NOT. Link the NOT output back to flipflop data
pin. This gives a really nice square wave - just what I need which
2009/10/4 Jeff Epler jep...@unpythonic.net:
No. Parameters can't be linked.
Sorry, it turns out that what I thought it was compiling happily was
being overwritten by custom.hal.
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Good day.
Please advice. How to implement on a machine that has an X axis two engines,
the independent reference?
So that once acted as an actuator for X.
thanks
RADEK
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Chris,
More than 2/3 of the digest I just got was taken up by your
one message - will you PLEASE try to cut down the previous
posts which are attached to your message and not just hit
the 'reply' button. Thanks
Ian
On Fri, 02 Oct 2009 11:34:45 -0500, you wrote:
I would think a 1 K Ohm
resistor from +5 V to the A and B would make a big difference. You can
get +5 V from the game port or a
hard drive plug. Yup, also looking closer, I see COORDINATED spikes in
both A and B on a number of
cycles. That
