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Don Hughes wrote: The four motors are set up with center tapped windings. An ohmmeter should tell you which groups of 3 are connected to the same winding, then a little more probing with the ohmmeter

As far as the stepper controller board goes, I would make a strong recomendation for getting it from Dan at Camtronics http://www.seanet.com/~dmauch/ I am using one I built from his 5 amp kit and am

"Buchanan, James (Jim)" wrote: Probably not. I don't think MCA systems are supported. Servo control is out, as the supported servo card is ISA. 6 MB is awfully small. Linux would probably run (badly),

Has anyone got a color coding diagram for Shinano motors? Also has anyone got any idea of how to decode their serial no.'s? I have received 5 steppers and have no idea of their torque rating. Four of

"Buchanan, James (Jim)" wrote: http://www.isd.cme.nist.gov/projects/emc/emc.html

Hi: Just returned form the University surplus equipment sale where I purchased a skid of PC gear for $15 because I needed a new paper tray for my laser printer. Besides getting a Laser Printer which I

Where do I get a copy of EMC? What is the best source of a stepper control board? -- James Buchanan Lexington, Kentucky (The Blue Grass State) USA Two Truck Climax Locomotive Operator & Builder

I have aslo used paralel port A-B switches with the breakout boxes. That way I can select the configuration. Dan

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Hello all, Well , from the amount of Linux EMC posts I guess I should try loading it up myself. I needed to wait for a stepper version myself. Is it capable of that now? I get 2 bonuses, I get to kick

Dan, I was too impatient to wait and find parts, so I hacked up a parallel cable and got it running last night. I will probably end up doing some type of breakout box so I don't have to climb up on my

Robert,

Phil Plumbo wrote: Glad you didn't take offense.

Well, Jon, you're not the only one...no hard feelings. I wanted to generate some discussion. I'm happy to play the role of the guy that asks the stupid questions to that end, if you all won't mind. I

Hi Tim, I've been browsing you conversation woth Matt and its been fascinating as I'm thinking of trying Linux and EMC on a spare 486 machine I have. Just a thought re. your interfacing problem - it

Phil Plumbo wrote: Sorry, but I think you're nuts! Servo motors are designed to have minimal 'torque ripple' and 'velocity rip

Tim Goldstein wrote: EMC does the lead-in to cutter compensation a little differently that my old Allen-Bradley system. I have gotten it to work, however. It is very sensitive to any concave corners.

I'm trying to setup 486 DX66 for Linux. I need some 30 pin sims, 4meg or larger. Anyone have some laying around they are willing to part with? The machine will not take the later style memory chips. I