But if 99% of the devices out there are physical CAN bus based and there is
already a CANopen driver for Linux, is the interface to CANopen transparent
for both systems?
What I mean, and I may not be clear on this, is if the LinuxCNC has the
capability of being a CANopen Master then how do you s
On 19 February 2018 at 09:08, Marcus Bowman
wrote:
> I am planning to renew my belts after some 13 years fairly heavy use
> (ballscrews now worn), so I too have been pondering this problem.
> The SDP/SI site at
> http://www.sdp-si.com/products/details/timing-belt-detail.php#gt2
I have always u
If Linuxcnc had a CANopen gateway with a TCP/IP interface according to CiA
309 then it would be possible to connect to this port and to send and
receive messages.
If you have a CANopen relay module with ID 7 it probably need to be
configured during comminishing and at this point the gateway would
Andy,
That is what I'm making too. A rotating ball nut. I looked at all the
ways there are to lift the head of a Siege X2 mini mill and I think the
question comes down to the location of the screw. I think I will use the
space occupied by the factory installed column mounted rack. The screw
On 22 February 2018 at 18:27, Chris Albertson wrote:
> That is what I'm making too. A rotating ball nut. I looked at all the
> ways there are to lift the head of a Siege X2 mini mill and I think the
> question comes down to the location of the screw. I think I will use the
> space occupied by
> On Feb 22, 2018, at 12:27 PM, Chris Albertson
> wrote:
>
> Andy,
>
> That is what I'm making too. A rotating ball nut. I looked at all the
> ways there are to lift the head of a Siege X2 mini mill and I think the
> question comes down to the location of the screw. I think I will use the
It does exist although I don't know if it costs.
https://www.emtas.de/en/produkte/canopen-tcpip-gateway-cia-309-3
And the physical hardware outside of Linux.
https://www.traquair.com/products/emtas/canopen-tcpip-gateway-cia-309-3.html
And none of that really describes what I was asking which was h
On 02/22/2018 11:56 AM, andy pugh wrote:
On 22 February 2018 at 18:27, Chris Albertson wrote:
That is what I'm making too. A rotating ball nut. I looked at all the
ways there are to lift the head of a Siege X2 mini mill and I think the
question comes down to the location of the screw. I th
