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5 years 8 months ago #199288
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If you plan on using parallel port, set the base period to 50000 and test again, if not do not use a base period for testing.
Latency seems quite good and still useable for software stepping (parallel port), but i have no idea what the errors are and why.
Latency seems quite good and still useable for software stepping (parallel port), but i have no idea what the errors are and why.
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5 years 8 months ago #199316
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Thank you very much for your answer, I will make the change that you advise me. If I manage to solve the error or do the test with the script in any way, I will share the data as indicated in the post. Thanks for your help. Regards
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5 years 8 months ago #199330
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Even if the script does not finish there are still things to try and tune to get to use the PC.
Make a simple config for the machine and try to move it, or start a sim to get used to LinixCNC.
Make a simple config for the machine and try to move it, or start a sim to get used to LinixCNC.
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5 years 8 months ago #199333
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Okay, I'll follow those steps, thanks for your advice !!!!I will try to do simulations because my machine is not ready yet.
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5 years 8 months ago #199335
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I never saw any similar messages before. The script >should< have generated a *.hw file. Kindly post that.
In addition: Do you run things on "bare metal" or virtualized?
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I never saw any similar messages before. The script >should< have generated a *.hw file. Kindly post that.
In addition: Do you run things on "bare metal" or virtualized?
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5 years 8 months ago - 5 years 8 months ago #199338
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Thanks for responding and for your help. I have installed the graphical version of Linuxcnc, I don't know if that's what you mean ... - Do you run things in "bare metal" or virtualized? -
At first I thought it was a FireFox problem so I had changed the browser and I had redirected the script to chrome. After making the change to base period to 50000 that Tommy recommended, the script ran for 10 minutes giving me this data. Then I stopped with a Delay warning. The truth is that I don't know very well how to interpret this data and if my computer is optimal to start my configuration in it. Thanks in advance for any help and responses.
At first I thought it was a FireFox problem so I had changed the browser and I had redirected the script to chrome. After making the change to base period to 50000 that Tommy recommended, the script ran for 10 minutes giving me this data. Then I stopped with a Delay warning. The truth is that I don't know very well how to interpret this data and if my computer is optimal to start my configuration in it. Thanks in advance for any help and responses.
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