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MiniMonster's bigger meaner brother progress.

This machine already exists, but I need to modify it and repair some flood damaged parts. *finally* all the parts seem to have come my way to get it back going.

I am going to use the sanyo denki servo sets I originally bought for my brother machine. They run on either analogue or step and direction. I already have a mesa 7i77 for analogue use.

Does anyone have any opinions on whether I should stick with that, or move it to step and direction. There are a number of benifits to going with analogue, but my last experience tuning analogue servos on linuxcnc went poorly. These are very different drives this time though on a very different machine.

Drives are sanyo RS1, and the motors are sanyo P5 with 2000 line encoders.


 
 
 
 
 
 

I updated from LinuxCNC 2.9.2 to 2.9.3 along with latest version of Probe Basic yesterday.

Everything went smoothly and I decided to attach a camera to the mill so that I could record some milling.



Overall the macine works great but I really need to upgrade the BT40 spindle so I that can run at higher rpm's. It would significantly cut down the maching time if I could run 6000-10000 rpm instead of the ~3000 rpm I'm currently limited too.

Did you have a look at this?

linuxcnc.org/docs/html/examples/mpg.html

This gave me the basic idea, and then I could change the *.hal according to the requirements.
To me it looks that this wireless thing just connects to the machine like a normal wired device.

I am not using an "official encoder input" for the MPG just normal inputs were doing the job, So I did not change the bitfile on Mesa card plug and go kit.

on my system, the gowin makefile works fine, are you sure gowin is running on arm64 cpu's ?

Ist das das gleiche Problem. Die X-Achse ist die lange Seite von dem Router, und die y-Achse die kurze Seite. Aber du schaust beim Arbeiten von vorne auf die kuzre Seite?

Gute Nachricht: es geht irgendwie
Schlechte: ich weiß nicht wie
Die Beschreibung ist wohl in Englisch. (das bekommen wir sicher irgendwie hin)

forum.linuxcnc.org/21-axis/14675-keyboar...-key-binding?start=0

p.s. das scheint nicht dramatisch schwierig, aber bevor ich da was verkünde probier ich das nochmal aus.
pp.s. ich bin stillschweigend davon ausgegangen, dass ein "Axis Bildschirm" (Software) verwendet wird.

Dieser hier!