beukes1140
2017-07-19 17:43:27 UTC
6 wires. Looks like a normal 3 phase motor terminal block but windings differ.Thanks Andy
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I have arrived at a point there I am starting to think about splitting linuxcnc in two, one for real time and the other for GUI. I know it have been up before not to long time ago. I guess move EMCMOT and below is what I start with but EMCTASK I am a little bit unsure about.
Do anybody have experience of suggestions for this?
Nicklas Karlsson
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everyone runs the realtime part and the non-realtime part on the same
machine.
This diagram shows where the realtime/non-realtime split is:
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/code/code-notes.html#_architecture_overview
That diagram is a little outdated; it is from before HAL.
HAL spans the divide and lets realtime and non-realtime components talk
to each other easily.
HAL is currently not network-transparent, so components on one computer
can't make HAL net connections to components on a different computer.
This may or may not be an obstacle for your use case.
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Nicklas Karlsson
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Hi Guys
I have a Hermle milling machine in the refurb process. I battle with the
vertical spindle motor wiring as the windings give weird readings. Must be
a two or 3 speed motor. Can someo e help me please?
Thanks
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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2017 10:17:24 -0600
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LinuxCNC 2.7.10 is out. This one's a relatively boring stable release.
A few minor bugs have been fixed, but the real highlights are:
* full support for Debian Stretch (uspace realtime with RT-Preempt)
* support for Mesa 7i93 Hostmot2 Ethernet board
* support for Huanyang GT-series VFDs
Thanks to the folks who contributed patches and fixes for this release:
* Andy Pugh
* Jeff Epler
* John Thornton
* Norbert Schechner
* Sebastian Kuzminsky
And of course, as always, thanks to everyone helping
out in the forums, mailing list, and on IRC,
and to everyone who took the time to open
issues on github.
The full changelog:
* docs: document [EMCMOT]COMM_TIMEOUT
* docs: teach buildsystem to generate manpages from asciidoc source
* docs: add info about the Touchy radio buttons
* docs: improve some hm2_bspi manpages
* gmoccapy: added Num_Pad jogging
* image-to-gcode: work around gratuitous breakage in PIL
* GladeVCP: don't exit if CombiDRO fails to poll status
* hy_vfd: add --motor-poles, to set PD143
* hy_vfd: add --base-frequency to set PD004 on the VFD
* hy_vfd: document PD004/base-freq better in the manpage
* hy_vfd: fix some typos in --help output and comments
* add a driver for the Huanyang GT series VFD
* hm2_eth: add support for Mesa 7i93 AnyIO ethernet board
* hm2_sserial: Fix a bug where the second port would not work if the
first was disabled
* gcodemodule: make interp really close part program
* pluto: use rtapi's fabs() instead of the kernel's abs()
* steptest: don't change position-cmd when not running
* uspace: find top online CPU
* tests: make timeouts simpler & smarter in halui/jogging test
* build: fix building linuxcnc.1 when docs not requested
* build: don't fail when requested not to build documentation
* build: ensure asciidoc manpages are built before checklink is run
* build: build-depend on asciidoc-dblatex on debian stretch
* build: on Debian Stretch and newer, depend on gstreamer 1.0
* build: add debian/configure stanza for debian stretch
* build: rename the GS2 VFD Makefile variables for clarity
--
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Does it appear to match any of these diagrams?
http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/transformers-phase-converters-and-vfd/multi-speed-motor-connections-102289/
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I have arrived at a point there I am starting to think about splitting linuxcnc in two, one for real time and the other for GUI. I know it have been up before not to long time ago. I guess move EMCMOT and below is what I start with but EMCTASK I am a little bit unsure about.
Do anybody have experience of suggestions for this?
Nicklas Karlsson
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From: Sebastian Kuzminsky <***@highlab.com>
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I have arrived at a point there I am starting to think about
splitting linuxcnc in two, one for real time and the other for GUI. I
know it have been up before not to long time ago. I guess move EMCMOT
and below is what I start with but EMCTASK I am a little bit unsure
about.
Do anybody have experience of suggestions for this?
LinuxCNC already is split this way, though in practice almost(?)splitting linuxcnc in two, one for real time and the other for GUI. I
know it have been up before not to long time ago. I guess move EMCMOT
and below is what I start with but EMCTASK I am a little bit unsure
about.
Do anybody have experience of suggestions for this?
everyone runs the realtime part and the non-realtime part on the same
machine.
This diagram shows where the realtime/non-realtime split is:
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/code/code-notes.html#_architecture_overview
That diagram is a little outdated; it is from before HAL.
HAL spans the divide and lets realtime and non-realtime components talk
to each other easily.
HAL is currently not network-transparent, so components on one computer
can't make HAL net connections to components on a different computer.
This may or may not be an obstacle for your use case.
--
Sebastian Kuzminsky
------------------------------
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...
HAL spans the divide and lets realtime and non-realtime components talk
to each other easily.
HAL is currently not network-transparent, so components on one computer
can't make HAL net connections to components on a different computer.
This may or may not be an obstacle for your use case.
It is an obstacle since I intend to put them on different computers.HAL spans the divide and lets realtime and non-realtime components talk
to each other easily.
HAL is currently not network-transparent, so components on one computer
can't make HAL net connections to components on a different computer.
This may or may not be an obstacle for your use case.
Nicklas Karlsson
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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2017 18:10:12 +0200
From: Johann Beukes <***@gmail.com>
To: emc-***@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Emc-users] Hermle spindle motor
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Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"
Hi Guys
I have a Hermle milling machine in the refurb process. I battle with the
vertical spindle motor wiring as the windings give weird readings. Must be
a two or 3 speed motor. Can someo e help me please?
Thanks
------------------------------
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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2017 10:17:24 -0600
From: Sebastian Kuzminsky <***@highlab.com>
To: "Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)"
<emc-***@lists.sourceforge.net>, EMC developers
<emc-***@lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: [Emc-users] LinuxCNC 2.7.10 is out
Message-ID: <c4b52cae-6d42-7cf7-ac13-***@highlab.com>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8; format=flowed
LinuxCNC 2.7.10 is out. This one's a relatively boring stable release.
A few minor bugs have been fixed, but the real highlights are:
* full support for Debian Stretch (uspace realtime with RT-Preempt)
* support for Mesa 7i93 Hostmot2 Ethernet board
* support for Huanyang GT-series VFDs
Thanks to the folks who contributed patches and fixes for this release:
* Andy Pugh
* Jeff Epler
* John Thornton
* Norbert Schechner
* Sebastian Kuzminsky
And of course, as always, thanks to everyone helping
out in the forums, mailing list, and on IRC,
and to everyone who took the time to open
issues on github.
The full changelog:
* docs: document [EMCMOT]COMM_TIMEOUT
* docs: teach buildsystem to generate manpages from asciidoc source
* docs: add info about the Touchy radio buttons
* docs: improve some hm2_bspi manpages
* gmoccapy: added Num_Pad jogging
* image-to-gcode: work around gratuitous breakage in PIL
* GladeVCP: don't exit if CombiDRO fails to poll status
* hy_vfd: add --motor-poles, to set PD143
* hy_vfd: add --base-frequency to set PD004 on the VFD
* hy_vfd: document PD004/base-freq better in the manpage
* hy_vfd: fix some typos in --help output and comments
* add a driver for the Huanyang GT series VFD
* hm2_eth: add support for Mesa 7i93 AnyIO ethernet board
* hm2_sserial: Fix a bug where the second port would not work if the
first was disabled
* gcodemodule: make interp really close part program
* pluto: use rtapi's fabs() instead of the kernel's abs()
* steptest: don't change position-cmd when not running
* uspace: find top online CPU
* tests: make timeouts simpler & smarter in halui/jogging test
* build: fix building linuxcnc.1 when docs not requested
* build: don't fail when requested not to build documentation
* build: ensure asciidoc manpages are built before checklink is run
* build: build-depend on asciidoc-dblatex on debian stretch
* build: on Debian Stretch and newer, depend on gstreamer 1.0
* build: add debian/configure stanza for debian stretch
* build: rename the GS2 VFD Makefile variables for clarity
--
Sebastian Kuzminsky
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Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Hermle spindle motor
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I have a Hermle milling machine in the refurb process. I battle with the
vertical spindle motor wiring as the windings give weird readings. Must be
a two or 3 speed motor. Can someo e help me please?
How many wires?vertical spindle motor wiring as the windings give weird readings. Must be
a two or 3 speed motor. Can someo e help me please?
Does it appear to match any of these diagrams?
http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/transformers-phase-converters-and-vfd/multi-speed-motor-connections-102289/
--
atp
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designed for the especial use of mechanical geniuses, daredevils and
lunatics."
? George Fitch, Atlanta Constitution Newspaper, 1916
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