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1 year 11 months ago #314934
by tiagounderground
Replied by tiagounderground on topic linuxcnc trajectory planner
hi
will this version from your repository control an real machine with ethercat servos?
it already works with linuxcnc 2.9.3, its a cutting machine with XYA axis, A is tangential to the path. today it has very jerky moves as linuxcnc doesnt blend rotary axis. i would like to test the blend features you developed. in the previous videos there was an tool direction that i could use to control the tangencial axis, is this avaliable in this version?
will this version from your repository control an real machine with ethercat servos?
it already works with linuxcnc 2.9.3, its a cutting machine with XYA axis, A is tangential to the path. today it has very jerky moves as linuxcnc doesnt blend rotary axis. i would like to test the blend features you developed. in the previous videos there was an tool direction that i could use to control the tangencial axis, is this avaliable in this version?
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1 year 11 months ago #314990
by Grotius
Replied by Grotius on topic linuxcnc trajectory planner
Hi,
will this version from your repository control an real machine with ethercat servos?
You may run the machine on it, but it's not for production machine as it still has bug's.
The halcore has no home sequence etc. The version is just for testing purposes.
However i have a full backup for you, if you want to test it.
in the previous videos there was an tool direction that i could use to control the tangencial axis, is this avaliable in this version?
Yes, this works. You can simple turn it on or off as i remember.
As i am quite busy now, can we just not hack lcnc to run a axis and run blending for xyz?
will this version from your repository control an real machine with ethercat servos?
You may run the machine on it, but it's not for production machine as it still has bug's.
The halcore has no home sequence etc. The version is just for testing purposes.
However i have a full backup for you, if you want to test it.
in the previous videos there was an tool direction that i could use to control the tangencial axis, is this avaliable in this version?
Yes, this works. You can simple turn it on or off as i remember.
As i am quite busy now, can we just not hack lcnc to run a axis and run blending for xyz?
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