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In a message dated 3/9/00 10:43:15 AM Mountain Standard Time, tbsmith@... writes: << I just finished installing DRO on my mill using linear encoders for $150.00. Now with the tips

on http://www.servodynamics.com/btamp/btamp.htm I also have the manual for the SDFPO1525-17 model (the -4 means the chassis has 4 sets of mounting holes). Your -10 model has a transformer

Using what you can hold with your bare hands as a measure is probably being very conservative. I just double checked some of the motors I have. The instructions with a Vexta NEMA 23 says to keep the

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At the risk of beating this subject to death, I made the wedge tools I discussed earlier to remove the encoder disc from the Goldmine electronics servo motors. The tool worked very well removing

Does any one on the list know the major / minor differences between the ENCO gear head mill $995 verses the Rong Fu mill $1599 that ENCO is selling this month in their flyer? Speaking to the ENCO

Hi Joel, You can see what happens from the following snip of a log file with __SMP__ defined: /* /usr/include/asm/smp.h: In function `hard_smp_processor_id': In file included from

Bob, Yep, still there, and another new version should be up soon Charlie

Hi Joel, It looks like rtl_core.h (two places) and rtl_sched.h John Guenther

Marshall Pharoah wrote: If you have encoders with an 'index' channel, then the home switches just get you close to the index pulse, and the program searches for the index pulse from there. The

I found a Servo Dynamics SD4-1525-10-4 chassis with four SD-1525-10 amps buried in the Control box on this thing. Anyone know how I can find info on these? Are they worth trying to use wit a PC/EMC

I think everyone missed the point of what I was trying to get done. I am trying to get the lurkers out and talking, and thought maybe that showing them that steppers would make a good manual,

Hi George, Would you happen to remember which .h file that was? I tried to compile EMC last night and got a few errors. One defiantly mentioned SMP.

I have a few questions regarding the home switches... Are these used to provide a precise home location from which you can then locate the target? If so, how do you achieve that precision, with

Hello: Search the web for Carl's Electronics...I'll try to find more specifics. He sells K-series kits based on www.kitsrus.com products. I had alot of technical questions about something and he

Thanks Tim. I knew I had seen this somewhere. Darrell That from

Go to http://206.19.206.56/parallel.htm for a diagram and pinout chart. That will answer your questions on the Home and Axis switches. For the E-stop switch you need to look at your .ini file at the

Just wanted to let everyone know, I made a wedge like Joe described and used it to get one of the encoder discs off. Managed to do it without damaging it, but it wanted to cant on the shaft, so I

From: Jon Elson >>>>>> Before you go searching for such an amp, you might compute what force this can provide to the machine, and see if it is necessary to get full performance from the motor. I