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6 years 9 months ago #154412
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I should give more detail of my system, since it is prototype i can make changes.
Attached you can find the config files and sample piece of g code.
We are using servo motors to control 4 axes.
Since needle is defined as an axis it has home sensor, but i could not find a way to pause motor when home sensor is triggered.
Attached you can find the config files and sample piece of g code.
We are using servo motors to control 4 axes.
Since needle is defined as an axis it has home sensor, but i could not find a way to pause motor when home sensor is triggered.
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6 years 9 months ago #154426
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Can we use and2 on pause signal and needle home signal for program-pause?
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6 years 9 months ago #154433
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That would rely on the needle-home signal lasting long enough to be detected during the thread cycle. But if that is the case, yes.
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ahmetbm wrote: Can we use and2 on pause signal and needle home signal for program-pause?
That would rely on the needle-home signal lasting long enough to be detected during the thread cycle. But if that is the case, yes.
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6 years 9 months ago #154676
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6 years 9 months ago #154695
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What does this even mean? Yes, LinuxCNC is efficient, it can run thousands of lines of G-code per second
on decent PC hardware, and control closed-loop to the PC servo systems at hundreds of IPM, tens of MPM
speeds.
Jon
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ugurbircan wrote: Hi,
linux cnc really efficient?
www.toprakcnc.com
What does this even mean? Yes, LinuxCNC is efficient, it can run thousands of lines of G-code per second
on decent PC hardware, and control closed-loop to the PC servo systems at hundreds of IPM, tens of MPM
speeds.
Jon
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6 years 9 months ago #154697
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I think that he might be a spammer. (ugurbircan that is, not the thread starter)
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