Any ideas how this ST32 is working with Linuxcnc
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15 Feb 2022 20:19 #234976
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Any ideas how this ST32 is working with Linuxcnc was created by Micromachining
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There are videos on youtube of this working with a RPI via USB.....
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There are videos on youtube of this working with a RPI via USB.....
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15 Feb 2022 20:22 #234977
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16 Feb 2022 00:07 #234994
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Replied by cakeslob on topic Any ideas how this ST32 is working with Linuxcnc
heres what he says in the thread
forum.linuxcnc.org/27-driver-boards/3977...terface-for-linuxcnc
The device uses buffering, which allows you to eliminate delays associated with the fact that USB access is not in real time. The use of buffering has a disadvantage - reading the inputs does not occur at the same time as controlling the outputs. Therefore, it is impossible to use certain commands with this device, where the state of outputs at a given moment depends exactly on the state of inputs at that moment. However, in many LinuxCNC applications, this feature does not bother at all, for example in the construction of simple CNC plotters / milling machines, laser engraving machines or plasma cutters.
Buffering also has advantages - it reduces jitter.
forum.linuxcnc.org/27-driver-boards/3977...terface-for-linuxcnc
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