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12 Apr 2019 06:25 #130721
by pl7i92
Replied by pl7i92 on topic This is an example of what I am trying to accomplish :
if you change your design to the xyzac setup you are fully on the comen system
but it will work ion al cases even TCP M128 is doinig its job
look onto SAMPELS Configuration SIM AXIS VISMACH
there are 4 Mashine 5Axis inside on 2.8.pre
but it will work ion al cases even TCP M128 is doinig its job
look onto SAMPELS Configuration SIM AXIS VISMACH
there are 4 Mashine 5Axis inside on 2.8.pre
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25 Apr 2019 03:44 #131835
by Dragonbitscnc
Replied by Dragonbitscnc on topic I can't get past this part of the setup with sim/axis/vismach/ 5 axis gantry
LinuxCNC V2.7.14-81-g550923d, 2019-04-08 31 / 714
Figure 3.8: LinuxCNC Configuration Selector
Click any of the listed configurations to display specific information about it. Double-click a configuration or click OK to start the configuration. Select Create Desktop Shortcut and then click OK to add an icon on the Ubuntu desktop to directly launch this configuration without showing the Configuration Selector screen. When you select a configuration from the Sample Configurations section, it will automatically place a copy of that config in the linuxcnc/configs directory. 3.6.3 Next steps in configuration
After finding the sample configuration that uses the same interface hardware as your machine (or a simulator configuration), and saving a copy to your home directory, you can customise it according to the details of your machine.
Figure 3.8: LinuxCNC Configuration Selector
Click any of the listed configurations to display specific information about it. Double-click a configuration or click OK to start the configuration. Select Create Desktop Shortcut and then click OK to add an icon on the Ubuntu desktop to directly launch this configuration without showing the Configuration Selector screen. When you select a configuration from the Sample Configurations section, it will automatically place a copy of that config in the linuxcnc/configs directory. 3.6.3 Next steps in configuration
After finding the sample configuration that uses the same interface hardware as your machine (or a simulator configuration), and saving a copy to your home directory, you can customise it according to the details of your machine.
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25 Apr 2019 09:00 #131842
by pl7i92
Replied by pl7i92 on topic This is an example of what I am trying to accomplish :
what hardware are you running and what GUI are you expecting to get the 5Axis running on
so we can give you a sample to start on
so we can give you a sample to start on
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27 Apr 2019 21:12 #132124
by Dragonbitscnc
Replied by Dragonbitscnc on topic This is an example of what I am trying to accomplish :
it does not matter what GUI I use, if you got a recommendation good.
What matters running 6 axis
My hardware is a 6 axis B.O.B with db25 connection Gecko 203v drivers & steppers
simple!
I have been reading the linuxCNC documentation ( i'm on page 85 or so )
I have looked at the INI files and if i'm reading correctly this is ware i input the details of my machine.
this image below is exactly what my cnc is built to do with the exception that my lathe axis off to the side
What matters running 6 axis
My hardware is a 6 axis B.O.B with db25 connection Gecko 203v drivers & steppers
simple!
I have been reading the linuxCNC documentation ( i'm on page 85 or so )
I have looked at the INI files and if i'm reading correctly this is ware i input the details of my machine.
this image below is exactly what my cnc is built to do with the exception that my lathe axis off to the side
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