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To Matt and List: I'm new here....guilty as charged! My experience with Bestsoft has been the same as what you have shown from others. I kind of made the assumption that I was the only person Mr

If you are running steppers on the build date 08-jun-1999 you now have to configure a parameter called CYCLE_TIME. I was a little confused on this setting so I called Fred today and again took the

Dan, Is the case you are using an off the shelf unit or do you make it? I hunted all over and the only enclosure I could find that was at least that big was designed to mount in a 19" rack unit and

timg@... writes: making Tim, check in the surplus electronics stores, and also used computer stores. I found an old case for an Iomega Disc Drive the big obsolete ones for 3 dollars

George, You cannot unsubscribe from this list in this manner. You need to go to http://www.onelist.com sign in, select Member's center from the left hand column and then follow the prompts. Kind

List: I am still lurking around. I got a copy of Redhat 6.0 form the there web page. Now I am trying to figure out what to do next. I skimed the documentation direcroty but may have missed the

Hi, Having just started to play with my home-brew stepper controllers on a Pentium machine and realised that the 486 I was trying to use is just not man enough for the job, it has occurred to me

Ian, I do not use opto-isolators on my controller boards. I DO use blocking diodes between the driver IC and the stepper motor coils. I use 35V max at 1.5A. This may not be "powerful" enough to

Hi Jon, Thanks for the info.. I don't think I want to go that route. I'm just looking for a way to Pgm. the machine on the computer and u/l the code to the lathe. I don't want to spend the alot of

Hi Guy, Thanks for the response and the info.. Yes, please send me links to the software to "spoon feed" the machine. I'd like to be able to Pgm. on the computer and then u/l to machine. L8r Blue

Hi I'm a newbie here thanks to Fred Proctor's post on the EMC list. I've got Linux and the EMC sim running on a cyrix 300. I can dual boot to win95 using LILO. Somewhere down the road I plan to add

On my 5 amp controller I place everything in a 12X10X6 case . The fan was mounted on the outside of the case and the transformers are located inside the case. The transformers are on one side of the

Thanks. I do some specilized work for Shoptask now and then. The electronics threading indicator waas built to shoptasks's specifications. Dan

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William Scalione wrote: <snip> Sorry, but integer stuff just doesn't work for multi-axis coordinated motion. Yup, that is about all you can get this indexer to do. It is NOT a CNC

I will preface this comment with the disclaimer that I an no electronics wiz, but I have built 10 of 15 different kits in my life and I will say that the board in my Camtronics kit was the nicest one

Fred, Thanks for looking after us stepper guys!! I haven't had a chance to play with the 08-jun-99 build much tonight, but it installed with no problems and trying to find the correct setting for

Sorry got the address wrong !!! Bob I mentioned the Redhat distribution or boxed set. It is sold by redhat software and is available from http://www.linuxmall.com dave

Blue Knight wrote: Unless you have documentation on the computer and its communication protocol, it might be difficult (unless it is G-code). To use EMC, you would have to remove the internal

John Craddock wrote: Use the web address for onelist, and you will find the archives somewhere in the menus. Jon