Greetings;
I think there might be a config error in my G0704's .hal file, and I
can't see the miss-que with a text editor, so I grabbed a snapshot of it
with rockhopper, after going and getting the latest rockhopper.
Thats an svg file format, but it needs converted to something a printer
On my X200 VFD I ran into problems with common-mode noise. RS485's
differential mode is highly effective at rejecting differential noise UNLESS
you exceed the differential range of either transceiver's RX side, then it
stops working, and there was a lot. So I got an optoisolating RS232-RS485
I don't think you could easily (if at all) use their signal generator box, but
you probably could bypass it and go directly to their motor control box. Might
need a breakout board or two because of their funky DB25 pin-out.
- Original Message -
From: "Gregg Eshelman"
On Friday 08 July 2016 05:10:12 andy pugh wrote:
> On 8 July 2016 at 00:42, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
> > Can Linux CNC work with this hardware?
>
> Not without effort. Probably more effort than it is worth.
Gregg; I would check with the vfd folks, but the one I have, and intend
On 8 July 2016 at 00:42, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
> Can Linux CNC work with this hardware?
Not without effort. Probably more effort than it is worth.
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On 8 July 2016 at 07:53, Danny Miller wrote:
> There's a "UART" listed on the 7i92's features. Actually since I have a
> hardware RS232/RS485 bridge I could still use that, if the config for it
> has been made. But I don't know if it has.
It is possible to use the hm2
I'd asked them about using a 7i92 to drive an RS485 transceiver, which
would require 4 signals. They said the functionality was planned but
no specific date.
I asked if it would just appear as a Com port, he said no it'd be a
specific LinuxCNC driver.
There's a "UART" listed on the 7i92's