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Although you are correct about the coupling, I beleive you are fundamentally wrong about the approach. If you have to keep your encoder wiring phyiscally separate from the motor drive wiring that is

If you have done your wiring correctly, have your current paths right, and have followed good practice, then you can tie the whole lot in together. In commercial machines you will find everything runs

Hi Frank, As Art has stated it is a feed back problem. If the servo has no feed back it will just run away when the power is applied. Make sure you have the encoders wired properly and supply voltage

Hi Jeff, You should try to keep the signal and voltage wires as far apart as physically possible. If the wires do come in close proximity or cross each other try to do it at 90 degree angles, do not

Greetings, How far away from a 230 vac spindle motor do you have to keep a shielded encoder wire? or dont you have to worry about it. Can you zip tie a servo motor output wire and its encoder wire

a point cloud, but the act of identifying features (such as circles, straight edges, corners) and producing machining strategies is the job of an external application ... Or a "Single Funcion Screen

Frank: If your servo's are running continously, you have a wiring problem with your encoders I think... Try reversing the A&B perhaps? Art www.artofcnc.ca

Just checking in for last minute mail, glad to hear things are starting to shape up Peter, Good luck with it.. I've spent the day troubleshooting the dreaded memory leak, FINALLY I have found the

right, understood. This is already implemented in EMC to some extent (the forward/reverse kinematics and the leadscrew non-linearity compensation tables) so I suspect it can be added to mach2 easily

I have every thing hooked up and running on the bench. The servo motors run continuously? When the program tells the motor to move it stops turning and the moves in spurts when it should be moving all

Hello Art, Have a nice vacation. I have the OCX working from Vb (occasionally), there are still a lot of questions. I'll test and struggle some more and in 5 to 6 days I will send you all the code for

First let me appologize - I'm posting this question to 3 groups, so if you get it more than once, please resond on whichever you like. I'm about to design the controls to an Omron G5+ (same as Yaskawa

Scout Yes it does declare itself as a trial version but It is not time limited. The only limitation is that any Drawings printed have a Dolphin watermark displayed In the print area. Regards Michael

Hi Jeff: Sorry for the delay therew, it is on the list...I've just been too burnt out to add them, I will do so when I return... Thanks, Art www.artofcnc.ca

Thanks Michael, I downloaded the Partsmaster verison. Is that the one you were talking about? It said it's a trial version; does that mean it will expire in 30 days or something? Or was I supposed to

Hi Art, If I understand what you say about Mach2, it measures inaccurately placed sensors and compensates for that potential problem. Suppose one has a motor pulley that has a few thou (") runout and

Ok, I must then start seeking different ways for controlling my setup. I got the card free of charge from one guy who wanted me to write an EMC driver for it. And I could just easily use steppers for

Art: Just a humble request for a couple more activation outputs. Jeff in the unfortunately, its all the create a locations as the position, A regen everytime some to redr

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Thanks art. Wich debugger are you using ? the free one on the Microsoft site or an embedded visual studio one ? perhaps they are not the same. Olivier.