开云体育

Ballendo, I don't want to add any confusion to this discussion, but I want to ask if you are using Gecko drives. Tom Eldredge http://www.rutex.com Rutex USA

Hi, just started by reading the manual ,and the screen content is less than is reflected in the manual,, have tried loading other screens from the layout section , but all seem to be cut ,, both on

Hello, I also vote for fully configurable. That is the beauty of Mach2, ease of use and nearly unlimited pinout configuration. Keep it all configurable please. Re: configurable

I favor configurable as well. Jim

B: Be interesting to hear. Art www.artofcnc.ca

B: Unless called for, it should slow anything down. Kinda like the Mach2 driver, unless it services are requested by an application, it does not run in the background. Should have absolutely no

One problem that I have found is the tolorance from different manufactures of guide bearings. Soe are made to fit with the tolerance under size on the bearing and some with the tol. over on the shaft.

B: Ahh, I see what you mean. What I'll try to do is make it configurable either way... Art www.artofcnc.ca

Mike: Is it set for charge pump, and is charge pump activated? Art www.artofcnc.ca

Mike, You need to set the jumper J24 to common ground for the Rutex drives. This will provide the ground back to the PC ground that the Rutex drive needs. The Rutex drive does not have an optical

Mike Have you downloaded the SoundLogic.xml? It should be in the Mach2 folder. It will setup the pins for you. To load it click on Mach2 not Mach2mill and a menu will drop down and allow you

I received the optical breakout board from Campbell Designs I purchased and was very impressed with the capabilities but so far have not been able to make it work correctly. I went through the

"piterpip" <pit202@w...> wrote: Piter, I'm willing to bet that your English is FAR beyond my ability with your native tongue... NEVER worry about speaking English poorly. The mere fact that we can

no, I don`t want to, I just asked why couse my CAM software shows that "old" rapid move. Thanks all for explain me that. Piter PS. sorry for my poor english I still haven`t learn it :(

Sorry Piter, I misunderstood. As ballendo explained mach2 moves in straight lines. If you want to move X first then Y, get your post processor to output two lines. G0X2 G0Y10 instead of G0X2Y10 --

Olivier, Correct. And that's why all new controls use linear interp for rapids as well as feedrate moves... Ballendo P.S. actually you "can" kinda predict it; especially after using it awhile.

Piter, On nearly every new CNC control rapids are performed using linear interpolation. Mach2 does this too. And that's a good thing. Here's some history as to why we USED TO see CNC controls and

to axis hmm, my experiences are based on EdgeCAM cam software and there rapid move isn`t linear and this is the reason why I ask for it. Piter

How do you predict the faster move if it is not linear ? According to axis settings, it will change the toolpath. This can't be simulated in a CAM software isn't it ? Olivier.

yes, I know that , this is not what I asked for the rapid move is for me when the axis moves to the end point so fast as possibly without moving as a linear move in 3D world. eg. move from 0,0,0 to