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Hypersensing questions
5 years 7 months ago #203606
by rodw
The Plasmac wrench in the examples..
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bevins wrote:
What wrench are you talking about?
The Plasmac wrench in the examples..
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5 years 7 months ago #203608
by bevins
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Do I need to have linuxcnc-dev to use halcompile?
OK, nevermind, done. Installed ohmic3 comp apparantly....
OK, nevermind, done. Installed ohmic3 comp apparantly....
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5 years 7 months ago #203610
by rodw
I think there is a linuxcnc dev package with all the dev tools if you are not compiling from source. Also if not compiled form source (RIP) I think you have to use sudo.
I have always compiled RIP.
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bevins wrote: Do I need to have linuxcnc-dev to use halcompile?
I think there is a linuxcnc dev package with all the dev tools if you are not compiling from source. Also if not compiled form source (RIP) I think you have to use sudo.
I have always compiled RIP.
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5 years 7 months ago #203611
by bevins
Replied by bevins on topic Hypersensing questions
I got it compiled and installed.
Just had to isntall the uspace-dev's
Just had to isntall the uspace-dev's
Code:
transnord@plasma:~/ohmic$ sudo halcompile --install ohmic3.comp
ohmic3.comp:0: Warning: File contains DOS-style or Mac-style line endings.
Compiling realtime ohmic3.c
Linking ohmic3.so
cp ohmic3.so /usr/lib/linuxcnc/modules/
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5 years 7 months ago #203807
by crowloy
Replied by crowloy on topic Hypersensing questions
Since Mesanet doesn't have any thcad-5's in stock, would a thcad-10 work as well? I'ved ordered one of these, and if I need to modify it for a -5 I'll order the parts needed. But if it works as is, it's a much simpler solution.
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5 years 7 months ago #203825
by rodw
Just follow the formula in the mesa manual and chose a scaling resistor that gives a full scale of 24. 5 volts. From memory for the THCAD-10 145k to 147 k depending on resistor series.
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crowloy wrote: Since Mesanet doesn't have any thcad-5's in stock, would a thcad-10 work as well? I'ved ordered one of these, and if I need to modify it for a -5 I'll order the parts needed. But if it works as is, it's a much simpler solution.
Just follow the formula in the mesa manual and chose a scaling resistor that gives a full scale of 24. 5 volts. From memory for the THCAD-10 145k to 147 k depending on resistor series.
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