One significant part of this that is a real pain is that the parser
converts all text to upper case early in the process.
Ken
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I am totally in love with truetype-tracer and already engraved a bunch
of stuff. I wish I had a faster spindle, but I
it, but rather nobody can get their head around the mathematics to work out
HOW
to do it ;) Perhaps we need to flag possible 'stop points' through the code
where the trajectory planner can work from? Virtual tool change points ;)
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Yes, I have an Agilent 5517D which is a frequency stabilized two
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How fast can the counters on the 5I20 count? I would need a pair of
perhaps 32 bit counters that can count at more than 4 MHz and can be
read out simultaneously. (Actually, copied into
Peter,
What type of counter do you use that can propagate a carry over 32 bits
in 10 nsec? That's what you need to count at 100 MHz.
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Should we provide an area on our Wiki for listings of a commercial
nature? In particular should we provide a place where EMC consultants
can post their contact information?
In the past, I believe we've seen people who would like to retrofit
machines to
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I've seen the behavior you describe where the program hangs with an
hourglass in Axis, but not in that context. In my case, it was caused by
a loop in a program that never terminated. Axis was trying to preview
the program and it never terminated.
Another symptom was that Axis (or the display)
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Kenneth Lerman wrote:
Here is my first guess at how I would do this:
1 -- First, I would enhance emc to support a new M code that took at
least four arguments and returned at least one variable. Lets say M999
takes arguments N, X, Y, Z. N would
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there was some discussion over a limit to the number of lines of code EMC can
deal with. Could someone offer advice or point me to the archive.
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Does that make sense? If the terminator is really 100 ohms, that would
imply that the pull up is in the order of ten ohms. (Am I correct in my
assumption that the power supply is five volts?)
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Leslie Newell wrote:
Hi Ken,
Yes, this was under load.
Les
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For bug fixes, I would suggest the development list.
For enhancements or changes to functionality that might break something,
I'd suggest a discussion on the development list prior to doing the
work. I'd also suggest adding a page to the wiki where significant
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functionality. I've tested it in a Sim environment.
Ken
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See:
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The only thing that is remotely like a real wizard is the Holes on a
Circle wizard. Feel free to write some real wizards.
My next action
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The only thing that is remotely like a real wizard is the Holes on a
Circle wizard. Feel free to write some real wizards.
My next action will be to fix some of the dummy wizards that are there.
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In case anyone is interested, I have an .ngc file that I'll probably run
tomorrow, but if anyone finds anything that might improve it, I would
appreciate hearing from you. Thanks.
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on topic (and I include myself), it would
help keep us all productive. I've received 24 messages on this list
today and it is still early.
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Nice job, Lawrence.
When I get GWiz into good enough shape to release, I'd like to be able
to steal your code and make a wizard out of it. Would you consider
GPLing it? Or better yet, releasing it to the public domain. I say
better yet because then you can just add a single line comment:
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
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Sorry about the dsyelixc command line. :) I think it is the result
of old age. Today is the marking of another year. Wish me happy
birthday. I am 56 today.
thanks
Stuart
Happy birthday, Stuart. You look pretty good for 65. (Pardon my
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Where does the math software used in g-code come from? In other words,
does anyone have links to more information on the g-code math functions?
Among other things, I would like to know if there is a pi function, or
do I need to use *3.14159265358579.? Thanks for any
I need a splash screen for GWiz. My thoughts are Tux with wizard hat and
maybe some EMC relatedstuff.
I also need a small icon to stick in the upper left corner of the window.
If there is someone out there with some artistic skills who can create
these, I'd appreciate it.
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NML is used because it supports an environment where functions are split
across multiple machines.
I don't know how
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Don't use rtnet. Just use ethernet point to point to replace a parallel
port. Then there is NO net stack. Just use raw ethernet packets.
Overhead is then a few dozen bytes.
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I seem to recall that fiberglass is less expensive than foam and
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for the general user? Why should we support it?
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Евгений Александрович wrote:
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I still try to build puppy base system.
Now I have problem on system start
rtapi: No version for nano2count found: kernel
I guess I don't know why this would be difficult to implement.
For trivkins based machines, I would think that one could do all of this
in HAL. While the program is paused, it should be possible to use some
adder blocks with input from special jog blocks to cause the position to
change based
John,
He must be from a country where the thousands separator is '.' instead
of ','. So speed is actually 12,000 mm/min.
Ken
John Kasunich wrote:
Jimmy Schneiderman wrote:
To All,
I built a Mill CNC with the 30m (X) x 6m (Y) x 4m (Z).
The CNC was using a controller for 3 axis and it
For the XY axis:
First bore four holes in a rectangle as large as you can make it. You
want the rectangle to be close to a square to get the most accuracy from
this. Insert dowels into the holes. Now measure the lengths of the
diagonals using a caliper if you have one large enough.
If not,
Hi Karl,
Rather than using telephone, most people here prefer that conversations
take place on IRC. That way:
1 -- many people can participate
2 -- there is a record so that others can read and benefit
Since the advice you get is free, it is generally difficult to argue
with the people who
, Kenneth Lerman wrote:
I'm trying to use Axis with the latest release and am having a problem.
When Axis starts, the screen breaks up. There are dark horizontal
lines appearing on the Axis window and across the screen to the right of it.
It looks like some sort of video problem. TKemc does
Sound good, Jon.
Some other things I've noticed in my (still ongoing) conversion to EMC2.
1 -- The Integrator manual pages have the wrong names for some of the pins.
2 -- It would be nice if the univpwm_io.hal file had the inverted sense
for the limit and home switches. As far as I can tell,
I'm finally (after a disk crash) installing emc2 on my system -- a Dell
Optiflex GX150. This is the same machine I was running the BDI EMC1 on
(except for the change of disk drive).
I'm using Jon Elson's UnivPWM boards.
Dmesg shows that on boot, the lp driver is loaded, but no device is
Fixed.
The problem was that I needed to run pcisetup 378. I don't know what
pcisetup does with no argument, but it doesn't generate an error and it
doesn't do what I need done.
Ken
Kenneth Lerman wrote:
I'm finally (after a disk crash) installing emc2 on my system -- a Dell
Optiflex GX150
I'm trying to use Axis with the latest release and am having a problem.
When Axis starts, the screen breaks up. There are dark horizontal
lines appearing on the Axis window and across the screen to the right of it.
It looks like some sort of video problem. TKemc does not have the same
problem.
My understanding is that cutter compensation is supposed to
automatically generate the same part if the diameter of the tool is
changed. So, if I cut one part with a tool with a diameter of .375 and
another with a tool with a diameter of .250, the parts should wind up
essentially the same.
Hey John, you have a typo in your last line.
You wrote:
They are always looking for more help.
You should have written:
We are always looking for more help.
:-)
Regards,
Ken
John Thornton wrote:
Steve,
What is really on your mind?
You come out with both barrels blasting your bound
Regarding power supplies:
Computers use regulated power supplies because the electronics require a
voltage within a relatively narrow range. You don't need a regulated
supply to drive a stepper or servo (although you might for some of the
electronics connected to them). For that reason, the
Kirk,
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_code
Gray codes have the property that every position is a valid value. Each
change in position involves a change in only a single bit.
Absolute rotary encoders typically use gray code (or something like it).
They are available in many resolutions.
When you power up, you read the 8 bit value (for a 256 position absolute
encoder). That will give you an unambiguous position.
Ken
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Kirk,
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_code
Gray codes have the property
, it wouldn't really matter.
The first time you seek to a tool, you would still know where you are
and where you have to go.
A true absolute encoder is a static device. You can read a value without
moving it.
Ken
Kirk Wallace wrote:
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When you power
Jon Elson wrote:
Ray Henry wrote:
Are there swivel joints between the two screws so that the motors can
move independent of each other?
Excellent point, and no, there do not appear to be any joints
between the two sides. (Dr. Lie has sent me photos of the
machine.) That is going to
The classic wire wrap wire has kevlar insulation, and I believe that it
handles heat pretty well.
Teflon insulated wire does well, also, but it is a pain to strip without
the proper tool.
Ken
Kirk Wallace wrote:
I have been using CAT-5 wire to solder up perfboard circuits, but the
One possible solution to the probing issue is to write a special
kinematics that interfaces with probing. With the kinematics turned off,
probe the sheet at the desired resolution. A special (new) command would
write the X, Y, Z coordinates of each probed point to the kinematics.
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Kenneth Lerman
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Kenneth Lerman
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888-ISO-SEVO
203-426-7166
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Googling: pit clocksource had been installed
Got me to: http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-bugs/2008-01/msg00541.html
It appears from the above that you may be able to choose your clock. Choose
wisely.
Ken
Kenneth Lerman
Mark Kenny Products Company, LLC
55 Main Street
Newtown, CT 06470
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http://lists.soekris.com/pipermail/soekris-tech/2006-September/011079.html
Has more information on the various clocks.
Ken
Kenneth Lerman
Mark Kenny Products Company, LLC
55 Main Street
Newtown, CT 06470
888-ISO-SEVO
203-426-7166
- Original Message -
From: Anders Wallin [EMAIL
hit.
That would solve the problem very nicely, I think.
Of course, I have no idea about how difficult this might be to implement.
:-)
Ken
Kenneth Lerman
Mark Kenny Products Company, LLC
55 Main Street
Newtown, CT 06470
888-ISO-SEVO
203-426-7166
- Original Message -
From: John Thornton
ever convert to CNC, I'll look at
that.
Someone on some list suggested that DC motors have much better
torque/horsepower curves than a corresponding 3ph motor with a VFD. That's
another reason to stick with the DC motor.
Ken
Kenneth Lerman
Mark Kenny Products Company, LLC
55 Main Street
Newtown
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