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9 months 3 days ago - 9 months 3 days ago #342144
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A little bit off topic, but a cool experiment with multihead touchscreen
the camjog plugin:
youtube.com/shorts/pnibjyDy1ZI
the camjog plugin:
youtube.com/shorts/pnibjyDy1ZI
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8 months 2 weeks ago #343068
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I'm currently revising the Modbus part so that it also includes individual plugins,
and I've expanded the flow frontend a bit.
Okay, maybe I'm overdoing it a bit, but who cares, it's fun ;P
This way, you can also use your configuration as documentation.
The coolest thing about it is that it generates a working configuration
and I've expanded the flow frontend a bit.
Okay, maybe I'm overdoing it a bit, but who cares, it's fun ;P
This way, you can also use your configuration as documentation.
The coolest thing about it is that it generates a working configuration
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8 months 1 week ago - 8 months 1 week ago #343377
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Is it recommended to use any FF1 with RioCore? It is defaulted to 0.0 in the generator but a lot of other stepper drivers seem to use FF1=1.0
Also would I need to use the P=250 at all or is that the best setting?
Also would I need to use the P=250 at all or is that the best setting?
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8 months 1 week ago #343378
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These are just default values that work on all my machines.
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7 months 3 weeks ago #343887
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You are doing awesome things, I plan to start testing Riosub in the near future, hopefully I can contribute something useful !
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7 months 3 weeks ago #343888
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Thanks.
at the moment, i rewrite the riosub stuff in the dev branch and the riosub plugin will be removed in the next release.
it will be replaced by uartsub+uart/satmcu (i need other names for that plugins, something with 'satellite').
The reason is that you can then edit everything in one configuration and thus always have the overall picture in front of you.
Then you can also use microcontrollers as satellite-board and configure them in the Flow GUI.
at the moment, i rewrite the riosub stuff in the dev branch and the riosub plugin will be removed in the next release.
it will be replaced by uartsub+uart/satmcu (i need other names for that plugins, something with 'satellite').
The reason is that you can then edit everything in one configuration and thus always have the overall picture in front of you.
Then you can also use microcontrollers as satellite-board and configure them in the Flow GUI.
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