Interpcnc 2.1 with Linuxcnc
22 Jan 2016 13:09 #68914
by fred
Interpcnc 2.1 with Linuxcnc was created by fred
Hello everybody,
I want to built my cnc but i already bought my equipment (driver motor, stepmotor and board controller).
and this is my question :
Do you know if Linuxcnc is compatibilty with Interpcnc 2.1 ?
and if it easy to instal linuxcnc in interpcnc ? If i must to instal a other software for to use linuxcnc for the first time or not , i don't know
Because my aim, it's to buid 5axis cnc XYZBC, but it's easy or i must to get in HAL file for to modificate my config
Thank
I want to built my cnc but i already bought my equipment (driver motor, stepmotor and board controller).
and this is my question :
Do you know if Linuxcnc is compatibilty with Interpcnc 2.1 ?
and if it easy to instal linuxcnc in interpcnc ? If i must to instal a other software for to use linuxcnc for the first time or not , i don't know
Because my aim, it's to buid 5axis cnc XYZBC, but it's easy or i must to get in HAL file for to modificate my config
Thank
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22 Jan 2016 13:53 #68917
by Todd Zuercher
Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic Interpcnc 2.1 with Linuxcnc
A quick look at the web page for that product makes it look like it would not be possible to use it with Linuxcnc. It looks like it is a USB/RS-485 motion controller very similar to a Smoothstepper. Products like these can not give the real time control that Linuxcnc needs.
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22 Jan 2016 13:58 #68918
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic Interpcnc 2.1 with Linuxcnc
As Todd says it is USB or Serial connected and already has its own interpreter
( written in 'powerful BASIC language' - an oxymoron if ever there was one ).
As such it is not suitable. If you have already bought it, then use Mach
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( written in 'powerful BASIC language' - an oxymoron if ever there was one ).
As such it is not suitable. If you have already bought it, then use Mach
regards
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22 Jan 2016 14:12 #68921
by fred
Replied by fred on topic Interpcnc 2.1 with Linuxcnc
Ok thank you for answer , i was thinking that Mach3 or linuxcnc, it's same software just a price for to do a difference. I'm not a software technician but i don't understand, what's the difference between mach3 / Galaad and Linuxcnc? nobody ever to program linuxcnc for this card
Thank you
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22 Jan 2016 14:19 - 22 Jan 2016 14:19 #68923
by andypugh
The card is a motion controller.
LinuxCNC is a motion controller.
They aren't compatible because they do exactly the same thing, it is like asking if your dog can wear a cat for a collar.
Many thousands of people are perfectly happy with Mach3, your simplest solution is just to become one of them.
If you want to Use LinuxCNC then you will need to swap the InterpCNC for something that LinuxCNC is capable of supporting.
Replied by andypugh on topic Interpcnc 2.1 with Linuxcnc
nobody ever to program linuxcnc for this card
The card is a motion controller.
LinuxCNC is a motion controller.
They aren't compatible because they do exactly the same thing, it is like asking if your dog can wear a cat for a collar.
Many thousands of people are perfectly happy with Mach3, your simplest solution is just to become one of them.
If you want to Use LinuxCNC then you will need to swap the InterpCNC for something that LinuxCNC is capable of supporting.
Last edit: 22 Jan 2016 14:19 by andypugh.
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22 Jan 2016 14:22 - 22 Jan 2016 14:23 #68925
by ArcEye
You were wrong, aside from the fact they do the same sort of thing there is no connection and few similarities.
No, because it is incompatible at a very basic level.
Google or search this forum for the differences between and why USB does not work properly either.
regards
Replied by ArcEye on topic Interpcnc 2.1 with Linuxcnc
i was thinking that Mach3 or linuxcnc, it's same software just a price for to do a difference.
You were wrong, aside from the fact they do the same sort of thing there is no connection and few similarities.
nobody ever to program linuxcnc for this card
No, because it is incompatible at a very basic level.
Google or search this forum for the differences between and why USB does not work properly either.
regards
Last edit: 22 Jan 2016 14:23 by ArcEye.
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22 Jan 2016 14:35 #68926
by fred
Replied by fred on topic Interpcnc 2.1 with Linuxcnc
Ok i understand now
thank you for all explications
thank you for all explications
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