Re: EMC GUI
Posted by
Ray Henry
on 2002-05-02 06:32:21 UTC
armartinus
From: "armartinus" <armartin@...>
text based interface. The EMC can be made to work almost any way that you
would like it to thanks in large part to the open source nature of it. The
arrows and page keys jog with the normal guis when the control is in manual
mode.
The EMC commands motions to an end point and assigns speed and acceleration
to each axis so that they arrive at the same time -- if that is what you want
them to do. One axis does not follow another regardless of the speed or load
of the leading axis.
HTH
RayH -- U.P. Michigan
From: "armartinus" <armartin@...>
>...To jogIt doesn't work like that. <g> But it could if you really got to missing the
> the thing first i would have to type jog then use a key like [u] for
> the up direction.Please tell me that EMC does not work in this
> fashion.
text based interface. The EMC can be made to work almost any way that you
would like it to thanks in large part to the open source nature of it. The
arrows and page keys jog with the normal guis when the control is in manual
mode.
> Also if i could get one axis to follow another like A followsThere is a small difference from what you are saying about following here.
> the X axis but in reverse in EMC.
The EMC commands motions to an end point and assigns speed and acceleration
to each axis so that they arrive at the same time -- if that is what you want
them to do. One axis does not follow another regardless of the speed or load
of the leading axis.
HTH
RayH -- U.P. Michigan