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  • cmorley
  • cmorley
06 Dec 2024 05:24
Replied by cmorley on topic Error in tool_offsetview.py

Error in tool_offsetview.py

Category: Qtvcp

fixed the logo problem. Can you show your calculation?
  • cmorley
  • cmorley
06 Dec 2024 05:20
Replied by cmorley on topic qtdragon modify

qtdragon modify

Category: Qtvcp

If you set the 'isOnSensitive' property, then the button will be disabled until the machine is on.

The mist button uses the mist_action property.
  • finnstrom
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06 Dec 2024 05:07

LinuxCNC gcode hangs on M63 "main loop took x seconds"

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately I got the same result, and with the values looking good.

Finn
  • PCW
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06 Dec 2024 04:58
Replied by PCW on topic Jitter around 50,000,000 ns

Jitter around 50,000,000 ns

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

Are you sure you are running a real time kernel?

What does:

uname -a

report?
 
  • timo
  • timo
06 Dec 2024 03:35
Replied by timo on topic round holes not exactly round.

round holes not exactly round.

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

How much "problem" is there? What type of machine? Even in CNC boring heads with a single point cutter are still "a thing".

Maybe your axis are not exactly perpendicular?

Can you measure it simehow?
I had huge backlash on my 2nd hand machine, the rubbers of the couplers between ball screw and coupler were "disappeared".
Another thing I found is a damaged bearing that keeps the ball screw in place. Then the complete screw can move a little.

Happy trouble shooting
  • martyop
  • martyop
06 Dec 2024 03:15
Jitter around 50,000,000 ns was created by martyop

Jitter around 50,000,000 ns

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

I installed debian 12 and then linuxcnc using the sudo apt install method on a computer that used to run linuxcnc on debian 10.

The jitter numbers are huge, around 50,000,000 ns.  On debian 10 they were more like 50,000 ns.

What happened?
  • tommylight
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06 Dec 2024 02:38

EMC2 featured on a movie, they made us change the name to LinuxCNC

Category: Off Topic and Test Posts

Found this just now, the datacenter featured in Batman vs Superman is made by the EMC2 company, they are the reason we had to change the name of this project to LinuxCNC.
At least they did not sue us, so thank you...maybe?!?!?!

  • tommylight
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06 Dec 2024 02:28
  • tlightus
  • tlightus
06 Dec 2024 01:24
Replied by tlightus on topic Flex GUI Slot Ops

Flex GUI Slot Ops

Category: Flex GUI



Yet another Flexgui Op. This time we tackled single point thread milling.
  • mboston
  • mboston
06 Dec 2024 00:33 - 06 Dec 2024 00:36
Replied by mboston on topic Gecko G251x step/dir drives

Gecko G251x step/dir drives

Category: Milling Machines

What settings are you using for the G251X? I have been trying to tune them with no success. The motors are very loud and produce a lot of vibration, especially at low speeds. Using generic Chinese drives with the same hal (minor tweak to the stepper scale) produces significantly less noise and vibration.
  • tommylight
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06 Dec 2024 00:17
Replied by tommylight on topic round holes not exactly round.

round holes not exactly round.

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

First make sure the scaling is correct for all axis, then check for backlash or loose screws or mounts.
Also check for mount deflection while machine is working.
  • Aciera
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05 Dec 2024 23:32

do - while | with time.0.minutes and time0.seconds

Category: G&M Codes

Reading hal pins in gcode is tricky as you need to sync the interpreter to update the values:
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gcode/over...gcode:ini-hal-params

Try this:
#<z_mischen_start> = [#<_hal[time.0.minutes]> * 60 + #<_hal[time.0.seconds]>]

G97 S800 M03
o101 do
    M66 E0 L0 
    #<z_mischen_elapsed> = [[#<_hal[time.0.minutes]> * 60 + #<_hal[time.0.seconds]>] - #<z_mischen_start>]
    G1 X270 F1000
    G1 X250 F1000
o101 while [#<z_mischen_elapsed> LT 4]
  • Grotius
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05 Dec 2024 23:28
Replied by Grotius on topic Trajectory Planner using Ruckig Lib

Trajectory Planner using Ruckig Lib

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

Hi Collins,

It's far from linuxcnc compatible.
The hal works different and the rtapi works different.

The code is entirely different. The realtime approach is the same.
  • PCW
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05 Dec 2024 23:03 - 05 Dec 2024 23:06
Replied by PCW on topic 7i95T convert all step/dir to PWM?

7i95T convert all step/dir to PWM?

Category: Driver Boards

It would be about the same, but you would likely need to add 
some additional I/O cards for general purpose inputs and outputs.
(that are built in on the the 7I95T)
  • smc.collins
  • smc.collins
05 Dec 2024 22:42
Replied by smc.collins on topic Trajectory Planner using Ruckig Lib

Trajectory Planner using Ruckig Lib

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

when this is done, this will be a huge optorunity for linuxcnc , how much of this code should be upstreamed to linuxcnc ?
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