Re: 6 axis ARCNC100 CNC board with constant contouring turned on

Interesting unit. Based on what I saw in the videos and the specs
relating to max velocities, I suspect the videos do not show the
controller to it's full capabilities.

This seems to parallel the Grex device, if not, how is it different?

Also, that video display is a bit "odd" looking you show in one of
the videos. Can you clarify what the video out type is?

Chris



- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "atelierrobin"
<atelierrobin@...> wrote:

>
> Hi all,
>
> A new video of the ARCNC100 was posted on our web site.
>
> For those not familiar with the ARCNC100 board. It is a standalone

CNC

> controller with ethernet connectivity. It is capable of running 6

axis

> simultaneously at up to 3.6 MHZ step rate. It runs/stores Standard
> G-Code files without the need for a PC.
>
> You can read more about it here:

http://www.atelierrobin.net/p41.htm

>
> In this new video the ARCNC100 is controlling the X-Y axis of a

Taig

> Micro Mill2019 ER equiped with servo motors and Gecko G320 DC servo
> drives. The G-Code sequence is composed of 3 circles broken down

into

> 575 linear G1 segments each with constant contouring turned on for

the

> 3 circles and turned off for the straight lines segment box

surounding

> it. This is done entirely in standard G-code with parameters to

turn

> CC on and off. The feed rate is 90 IPM max in this video.
>
> The video is here: http://www.atelierrobin.net/videos/taig2.avi
>
> Best,
>
> Patrick Robin
> http://www.atelierrobin.net
>