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Today 16:18
Replied by d12k6 on topic Arduino IO Expansion

Arduino IO Expansion

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e.g. touch tft or "waiting" for a analog value.
  • Aciera
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Today 15:18
Replied by Aciera on topic linuxcnc scurve motion planner

linuxcnc scurve motion planner

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

I have seen cases where the clothoid fit result looks like overfitting.


What exactly do you mean by 'overfitting'?
  • Aciera
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Today 14:58
Replied by Aciera on topic M19 and spindle-index-enable issues

M19 and spindle-index-enable issues

Category: Advanced Configuration

Just so we are on the same page here is my version:
 

File Attachment:

File Name: s_orient_2...-18.comp
File Size:5 KB
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Today 14:55
Replied by Aciera on topic M19 and spindle-index-enable issues

M19 and spindle-index-enable issues

Category: Advanced Configuration

Constantly forcing index-enable low would explain the issue with G33.1 in the post above:
forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...sues?start=20#282461

Have you tried using spindle synchronized motion (eg g33 or g33.1)?
  • scda
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Today 14:31 - Today 14:34
Replied by scda on topic M19 and spindle-index-enable issues

M19 and spindle-index-enable issues

Category: Advanced Configuration

So I modified the orient.comp such that it has an index enable cmd pin (i/o).

This allows it to start the orientation with indexing, once done, it will disable the automatic indexing.

It can still be activate again by setting the index enable cmd pin high again (eg. via custom M code).

Only software signals can enable the automatic indexing before spindle orient.

In hal i then use:
net index-enable-cmd    <=>    orient2.0.index-enable-cmd
setting this high manually (or via logic: for example put this high after an M3 command has been issued), it will make the system home once and do a spindle orient.

File Attachment:

File Name: orient2.comp
File Size:5 KB


Cheers, 
David
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Today 14:29

WEMAS MT 32 CNC Lathe -> LinuxCNC - Mesa or EtherCAT?

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Hi everyone,

Since I haven't made much progress with the inverters and electrical hardware (i try to get the SIEMENS S120 running but its hard with linuxCNC ;( ),

I've been working on a concept for the hand-control-panel in the meantime. I dont like the original one that much, so I'm trying to build a new one and keep it as compact as possible.

I like the idea of it being mounted to the bed carriage, similar to a conventional maschines. I plan to design the lever for forward/reverse operation in a way similar to what was done with VDF. In the neutral position, it will lock in place, and to activate it, you’ll need to push it slightly towards the negative Z direction first. Then, you can move it up for left rotation or down for right rotation. All three positions will have a locking mechanism in the center, as mentioned. This is for safety and prevents unintentional movement when you have your head near the spindle and might get caught on something like your clothing.

For the keys I'm thinking about adding a Stream Deck instead of real switches. So i can programm different functions to the setup in the future. Could be very handy.
   

Best regards,
Tom
  • langdons
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Today 14:09 - Today 14:11
Replied by langdons on topic UHD Graphics 730 with RTAI Kernel

UHD Graphics 730 with RTAI Kernel

Category: Computers and Hardware

Hmmmm....
That's a sticky situation!

Here's a suggestion:
Go on Kijiji or Kleinanzeigen or Ebay or a thrift store or something and buy an oldish reasonably good PC for very cheap.
It'll work fine with the 5.4 kernel.

Maybe you have an older PC in your basement or your garage or something, try it out, see if it works.

Ask your friends and family if they have an oldish PC thay don't use.

Maybe it'll work!
  • langdons
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Today 14:04
Replied by langdons on topic Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

Category: Deutsch

A newer OS might not work well on older hardware,

For example, old graphics drivers for old GPUs are often broken on newer kernels.
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Today 14:02
Replied by Grotius on topic linuxcnc scurve motion planner

linuxcnc scurve motion planner

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

Hi all,

Today i did a test using the clothoid algo.

It turns out, when doing a fast clothoid fit, (using deviation as trim dist) this takes around 0.5ms.
Everything is going well.

When using the excact clothoid fit method, it takes time up to ~200ms when it has difficulties to find a fit.
I will find a solution for this later on.

Most off time the clohtoid fits are ok. I have seen cases where the clothoid fit result looks like overfitting.
This could be investegated later on.

Here some 3d clothoid fit examples. Using look ahead = using endvel.
So far i am happy with the results.

 
 
 

Github is updated.
  • langdons
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Today 14:00 - Today 14:03
Replied by langdons on topic Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

Category: Deutsch

Newer versions are not always better.

Newer Java versions are generally always superior and usually come with no real drawback.

However, not everything is like that.

I hate everything about Windows 11, I think it's ugly, unintuitive, annoying, and the GUI is a bad rip-off of GNOME and macOS.

Oftentimes, new versions bring good things and bad things.
The improvements, reduced familiarity, and regressions often almost cancel out.

For example, Ubuntu 24.04 LTS is not immensely better than Ubuntu 22.04 LTS; upgrading is not worth it.
  • Aciera
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Today 13:48
Replied by Aciera on topic Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

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Was kann ich von der alten Konfiguration weiter verwenden, was muss ich anpassen und was muss neu erstellt werden?

Um zurück zur Frage zu kommen würde ich wie schon erwähnt mal probeweise die neue Version auf eine zweite festplatte installieren und deine jetzige Konfiguration mal laden dann kann man auch gleich auf konkrete Fehlermeldungen eingehen.
  • Aciera
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Today 13:41 - Today 13:43
Replied by Aciera on topic M19 and spindle-index-enable issues

M19 and spindle-index-enable issues

Category: Advanced Configuration

@scda

The only thing I changed is: uncomment "is_oriented = 0" (otherwise I was not able to run multiple M19 commands in a row).


After digging out my config from back then I notice that I made the same change.

Yes that's the issue with the M19 command. But could probably be changed in a new release ??

thanks for confirming that as I thought I was missing something and yes that could indeed be changed.

What makes me wonder is why  constantly forcing index-enable low does not cause a problem for you.
  • langdons
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Today 13:40
Replied by langdons on topic Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

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Your software is only 2.5 years old.

Where I live, Ontario Canada, most stores are using Windows 95-XP for their POS computer.

Most stuff is running Java 7 or 8, or sometimes lower.

Everything is immensely outdated!

Running 2.8.4 instead of 2.9.4 is insignificant in comparison!
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Today 13:34
Replied by langdons on topic Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

Migration von 2.8.4 auf 2.9.4

Category: Deutsch

Before you change stuff, look at the changelog to see what features were added since 2.8.4.
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