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Grotius wrote:

Hi Endian,

link

what and which should be declared for basic workbench setup
After install, you can run it. See link how to setup and run.

 
 

Hello,


what does exactly meas "Additionally, the following libraries are required:" ... If I want to install the S-curve generator ... I will need both them install too?Additionally, the following libraries are required:

• S-curve
• Clothoid3D

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Haha, post lost, so I re-invent it.
I think for basic experiments a 10 USD parallel port PCIe card and a bottom level parallel port break out board wiill get you up and running for 20USD. (excluding wasted work and life time).IO
The MESA card solved my encoder issues within short time and I (#not sponsored) th think it was a good decision, even if someone informed me that I could have bougtht a "yet again undocumented" device for 5% of the MESA  fee,


 

No Mesa 7i92 for you!
Get the Mesa 7i96S, it is much easier to wire in and less sensitive to mishaps.
For now, old PC parallel port, some cheap drives, get the machine moving.
Or get the Mesa 7i96S and some cheap drives and make the machine move.

the macros will be very specific to probe basic. the setup of it is done inside the ui to try an make it as simple as possible for those using a stationary rack. the graphic requires some IO to show the tools in the rack also. it would require alteration for a moving rack such as yours. but thank you for the offer!

Hello



Here I have a macro, I don't know if it is useful for the work you are talking about

tsaG wrote:

Is this correct?

 

get it sorted?

waiting on knoxmachining to finish the macros as he has a machine to test on. the framework in probe basic is complete if you want to write your own macros. he has had some work keeping him pinned down unfortunately. hopefully he will get some time freed up soon.

um... good question...

you dont actually load the stlinks with remora firmware. stlinks probably need the daplink firmware or something, and then the stlink passes the firmware from the computer to the NVEM

I got the coolant tank cleaned up and mounted the pump again, the old owner did alot of plastic milling so the plastic had clogged up the pump.
 

ok, i can try to remove logic board to see the top.

Test setup for the spindle motor start "Delta, YY" starter, and i painted the motor fan duct. 

Got the mill down from the trailer and moved it inside
 

Doesn't look like there much logic on the power cards, it may be the there are 4 individual
winding drive signals on the cable.

A good picture on the top of the card so you can read the part numbers might help figure
out whats going on.
 

Got the screen mounted today in a old electrical cabinet. I gave it some paint but it will be repainted later. All bottoms are arrive in the next few days. All push bottoms will be square, and a keyboard with touchpad will be on a shelf, on the lower part of the cabinet. 

 

Makes me wonder if this could have been my source of the surface finish issues i was chasing around before? to me it always seemed to be coming from this axis. it's almost looking like a material defect in the shaft material? it's hard to say for sure but i will keep an eye on my finishes to see if that gets better after a motor swap.

the shaft twisted off right behind the bearing. the whole thing came apart in two pieces with the end of the shaft and bearing in the end cap of the motor. no crashes so it seems odd on a 2 Nm motor i would guess it would stall before something this drastic would happen taking a guess.