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 Leadshine was one of the manufacturers we had in mind and we asked one of the distributors for a quote . They recommended the 130mm flange range but we have no space in the machine to mount these motors so we asked them for a quote for the 100mm flange and they said that these servos are not that good and that in May they are releasing a new improved version .
Meanwhile i found this italian company called MotorPowerCompany which would have the fitting servos for our machine .Anyone has or had any experince with them?
 

Hello, 
there is translation file in Slovak for qtplasmac.
I had to get somewhat creative, because some words are waay longer than fitting words in slovak language.
Any feedback welcomed.

 

masawee wrote:

sorry my english not can tell better what is problem.

You could start by using shorter sentences and upper/lower case letters

AND you should tell us which GUI you are using.

Thanks filling in my knowledge gap for what Nema is (and yes then it's Nema17).
This small thing is more for me to understand the build and functions in general, not so much as in really doing stuff (maybe some engraving and PCB, which is more engraving than milling, I guess).
That includes to have a setup similar to what I aim for for the bigger router. That's why I tend to spend a bit more money and do a bit of "overkill" for the little toy machine, but can test the basic working for the relevant things.
So I'd still like some more concrete hints for what might be the right stuff to buy controller wise.
The 7192 seems to be the least costly ethernet connected mesa board. Do I use that an kook up 3 of the TB6600 boards to the parport and start experimenting?
(and a power supply obviously)

Should be in the format

Further, a more lovingly taken picture of the lspci command would also help...

Just to make that sure - you can only measure a sine wave when you move the linear encoder homogeneously (approximately).

You can also measure the signal between A+ and A- with a multimeter - just move the linear encoder slowly.
Another possibility to "see something" is to measure a single signal and therefore switch the scope channel to AC coupling and choose 100mv/DIV or less.




 

That should be here forum.linuxcnc.org/ethercat/45336-etherc...step-by-step?start=0
You don't need to compile anything, it is ready to use.