Re: Driver / Controller
Posted by
natchamp_87 <mark@h...
on 2002-12-08 23:12:29 UTC
Matt, this is great timing for my project too. I looked at all the
sites. Am I assuming correctly that for these boards, EMC is the
only choice for controller software? If so, can you shed any light
on just how much a pain (if any) EMC is compared to Master5, etc and
how hard it is to configure with the BDI?
Mark
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Matt Shaver <mshaver@e...>
wrote:
sites. Am I assuming correctly that for these boards, EMC is the
only choice for controller software? If so, can you shed any light
on just how much a pain (if any) EMC is compared to Master5, etc and
how hard it is to configure with the BDI?
Mark
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Matt Shaver <mshaver@e...>
wrote:
> On Sunday 08 December 2002 01:33 pm, you wrote:techniques are
>
> > With typical "hobby" PC based controller software, three
> > applied. "Step and Direction" Signals are sent out of yourparallel port
> > to "motor Drivers", which in turn tell the motors where to go andwhen.
> > This happens when a software designed to do just that, turnscommon
> > G-code text files into those pulses and signals. This is typicalof
> > MACH1, Master5, TurboCNC, YeagerCNCPro, Larken, KCam, Jala,IndexerLPT,
> > Microsystems.... Who'd I miss?are
>
> EMC, Stepster, Dancam, now I'm really reaching...
> <...>
>
> > If your goal is to end up with Servos, at this "hobby" level, you
> > just taking the "step-Dir" signals primarily designed to runstepper
> > systems and "converting" them to work with Servo Driversspecifically
> > designed to take "Step - Dir" input. This is popular using GeckoServo
> > Drivers. ( great reading on that Gecko Site !)do not
> >
> > Far different than those $10k controls you have been used to! I
> > think anyone has a True Servo Control anywhere financiallyavailable in
> > this "hobby" market. ( I call "hobby" control under $1500)with
>
> Actually;
>
> Servotogo
> http://www.servotogo.com
> 8 axis $888
> ISA
>
> Pico Systems
> http://www.pico-systems.com/pricelist.html
> 4 axis $500 with no I/O
> IEEE-1284 Parallel Port
>
> Studio Ferrari
> (can't find the link just now...)
>
> Vigilant Technologies
> http://www.vigproducts.com/html/price_list.htm
> 4 axis $595
> PCI
>
> are all below $1000 for a traditional +/- 10Vdc controlled setup
> quadrature decoders for encoder feedback.
>
> > Chris L
>
> Matt
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2002-12-08 09:33:30 UTC
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2002-12-09 12:08:18 UTC
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2002-12-10 05:58:12 UTC
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2002-12-10 13:44:27 UTC
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2002-12-10 20:16:01 UTC
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