Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Setup for lathe
Posted by
Stephen Wille Padnos
on 2005-12-31 09:49:04 UTC
atex57 wrote:
being worked on, so you may not have to wait too long for it (but
holding your breath while waiting could be problematic ;) ).
A 700 MHz Athlon should be plenty for emc, I'm using a 500MHz Celeron,
and it's capable of running at around 25k pulses/second with the
software step generator. If you use a hardware step generator or other
servo interface, it's even better.
There is a built-in PLC in emc2 - ClassicLadder has been implemented as
a realtime component. (actually, you can have the GUI running, and see
the PLC processes on screen while it's operating)
Download emc2 from sourceforge (you'll have to use CVS, there isn't a
release yet), and have a look at the mazak_demo config. That's likely
to be way more complex than anything you'll need.
- Steve
>I recently picked up a Hardinge CHNC and am looking for a controllerWell - emc fits all of you requirements except for threading. That is
>program for it. Requirements are: keyboard to operate, threading,
>builtin PLC or interface for PLC for tool turret. If it would run
>under Linux I would be happy, DOS would be next, followed by Windows
>with XP the last resort. I have been using a Wells-Index CNC with EMC
>and like the fact I can use the keyboard for all the usual operations,
>makes it a lot faster for opening files and editing. I have a spare
>700Mhz Athlon avaiable but could buy faster if necissary. Thanks. Ed.
>
>
being worked on, so you may not have to wait too long for it (but
holding your breath while waiting could be problematic ;) ).
A 700 MHz Athlon should be plenty for emc, I'm using a 500MHz Celeron,
and it's capable of running at around 25k pulses/second with the
software step generator. If you use a hardware step generator or other
servo interface, it's even better.
There is a built-in PLC in emc2 - ClassicLadder has been implemented as
a realtime component. (actually, you can have the GUI running, and see
the PLC processes on screen while it's operating)
Download emc2 from sourceforge (you'll have to use CVS, there isn't a
release yet), and have a look at the mazak_demo config. That's likely
to be way more complex than anything you'll need.
- Steve
Discussion Thread
atex57
2005-12-31 09:30:58 UTC
Setup for lathe
Stephen Wille Padnos
2005-12-31 09:49:04 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Setup for lathe
Paul Kelly
2005-12-31 16:15:16 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Setup for lathe