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Hi Art, re-downloaded RC10, removed all traces of old version
including XML files and re-installed. Now working.

I'm wondering if it was because I'd saved the old xml?

Manually re-input everything and it now seems ok.

Go figure :(

Also managed to get myself a nice burn and a sore elbow when I touched
a 10000uF capacitor that still had 240V in it !! The burn is on my
finger, the sore elbow was a result of the reaction and smashing it
into the lathe stand :/

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Steve Blackmore

No chance you have photos of the event? <:-)

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wrote:

Hi Art, re-downloaded RC10, removed all traces of old version
including XML files and re-installed. Now working.

I'm wondering if it was because I'd saved the old xml?

Manually re-input everything and it now seems ok.

Go figure :(

Also managed to get myself a nice burn and a sore elbow when I

touched

a 10000uF capacitor that still had 240V in it !! The burn is on my
finger, the sore elbow was a result of the reaction and smashing it
into the lathe stand :/

--
Steve Blackmore

On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 11:37:34 -0000, you wrote:

No chance you have photos of the event? <:-)

No - but my neighbour is now sulking after hearing the language <G>

I'm going back out in a minute to check my tool offsets again and then
test run some blank collets off all being well. I put a new blade in
the parting tool so it needs re-setting.

There's only two outstanding things now I think (apart from threading
which I may try later - gulp) neither of which are show stoppers.

One is display is distorted if tools have offsets - minor detail.

The other is slightly more serious, but I think maybe the problem is
at my end, I'm getting a slow down or speed up of the spindle when the
steppers move (it's depends on which way they go).

I think it may be down to something limiting current or voltage, I'll
have to check all the values of the components on my board - it's
quite possible I've put a wrong resistor in somewhere :)

--
Steve Blackmore

Ouch!!!!

Art
www.artofcnc.ca

Steve:

Thanks for the tests. Let me know what you find on the spindle.

As to the distorion, does hitting regen do any good. Regen was put in so
that if offsets are added that are not in the actual G-Code, but applied
after loading, the regen'ed display will match the offsets.
This is a difficult thing to take care of as the display has got to
display offsets in the file, but when offsets are applied after the display
is generated, then the display has no way of knowing this. I could
auto-regen, but I thought that may hurt someone with long files as the regen
time can be long on a slow machine and a long file.

Thanks,
Art
www.artofcnc.ca

On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 09:25:02 -0300, you wrote:

As to the distorion, does hitting regen do any good. Regen was put in so
that if offsets are added that are not in the actual G-Code, but applied
after loading, the regen'ed display will match the offsets.

Added a button..

Regen does centre the display, but does nothing about the distortion
applied by tool offsets.

Had to give up testing for tonight, it's past complaining neighbour
time <G>.

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Steve Blackmore