#linuxcnc | Logs for 2018-10-01

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[00:02:50] <flyback> HighInBC, well I dunno how neat it will be, using linears kinda sucks
[00:03:00] <flyback> but I have to think 3rd world what they have sources for parts wise
[00:03:23] <flyback> but linears are better for small "twitch" type windmills that get a occasional breeze
[00:04:51] <flyback> also a 7805 will handle up to 40v
[00:05:04] <flyback> nice for bursting
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[00:10:47] <flyback> _unreal_, yeah I think that's a good design also
[00:10:53] <flyback> pputting a seperate mcu for each motor
[00:11:24] <flyback> then you can use more easy to use os's for tyhe main engine it doesn't have to be absolute realtime, the mcu's handle that
[00:11:42] <flyback> normal linux distro, whatever
[00:11:44] <flyback> or linuxcnc
[00:14:46] <_unreal_> ya I purchased a programmer and everything
[00:14:52] <_unreal_> have not gotten around to doing anything saddly
[00:15:05] <_unreal_> so little time.. helping my father rebuild his @#$@#$2 house
[00:15:09] <_unreal_> driving me crazy
[00:15:23] <flyback> what happen to his house
[00:16:35] <_unreal_> last years hurricane. didnt do a lot of damage but the insurance stuff only came through a few months ago so now its been a rat race to get all the work done
[00:18:57] <flyback> oh good luck
[00:19:06] <flyback> im looking for ahouse myself
[00:19:08] <flyback> well my folks are
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[00:30:57] <fenrus026> the problem with unetbootin does some kind of magic to try and convert cd images for usb, which debian doesn't need because it already supports usb. does anybody know if rufus does any tricks like that?
[00:31:06] <fenrus026> Anyone else used a HD44780 display in 40 chars x 2 lines mode?
[00:31:13] <fenrus026> Who said null?
[00:31:20] <fenrus026> I have no idea what's supported and what isnt on each pin. All new to me.
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[01:22:15] <CaptHindsight> https://www.sparkfun.com
[01:22:21] <CaptHindsight> if they come back
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[01:37:20] <ndim> Voltage controlled pwm?
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[01:37:50] <mf|cloud21> t need regexp either
[01:37:55] <mf|cloud21> I never considered CSV to be any good for multiline records.
[01:37:58] <mf|cloud21> :h <leader> is your :h 'mapleader' setting
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[01:47:56] <Tylor16> because they're on irc and i'm bored
[01:48:01] <Tylor16> I went a step further and said the second triangle is x+s & 10
[01:48:06] <Tylor16> directx isn't going anywhere, they're hard at work weaponizing the new raytracing API's with nvidia
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[02:01:27] <Piratelv9> I've read part of Judson
[02:01:36] <Piratelv9> skyroveRR: and it does still read 5.15V on the MP1584?
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[02:56:06] <Deejay> moin
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[03:10:54] <zphinx> arunc: would be best finding them for your country
[03:10:59] <zphinx> mmmm coffee
[03:11:03] <zphinx> no, a character set is a set of characters
[03:11:08] <zphinx> ok .
[03:11:14] <zphinx> and what's +noFun? Does it kick everyone who uses colors?
[03:11:24] <zphinx> well no one there use an odroid-xu4 ?
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[03:39:16] <Thracky22> well, then you'd have to treat R^[0,1] as a space over Q, which is possible but weird
[03:39:20] <Thracky22> csvjoin uh?
[03:39:27] <Thracky22> Lenses Over Tea is my go to recommendation for learning about them.
[03:39:32] <Thracky22> TomyLobo: for syslinux boot: prompt, here's the keystrokes/etc that will work. F2 displays help on the boot options for example
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[04:19:18] <gareth_2> BUt there also exists IN6ADDR_ANY
[04:19:22] <gareth_2> I am new to the linux world and I am a bit scared to surf the web with root privileges
[04:19:26] <gareth_2> why is everything in irssi turning yellow on me? i removed ~/.irssi/default.theme and it's still there
[04:19:37] <gareth_2> zim: Do you have a book or draft that describes the concept of an initializer?
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[04:52:59] <rmu> jepler: I think you should reconsider and reinstate the ban on "unregistered" users
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[04:54:56] <NickyP5> omg realize this
[04:55:03] <NickyP5> thats assignment isnt it?
[04:55:06] <NickyP5> 「 Components - Power Supply – DynaQuest PC 」
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[04:56:38] <CaptHindsight> rmu: yeah, somebody didn't get enough attention as a child
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[05:42:38] <XXCoder> Tom_L: interesting, thread miling
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[06:28:16] <jthornton> morning
[06:35:17] <Tom_L> hey
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[06:52:12] <XXCoder> heys
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[07:36:43] <miss0r> g'day
[07:36:54] <XXCoder> yo
[07:37:04] <jthornton> hey
[07:38:04] <miss0r> I just trumbled across a Deckel pantograph and a deckel tool grinder today :)
[07:38:16] <miss0r> for sale, for a cheap cheap price...
[07:38:28] <syyl> the most obsolete machine!
[07:38:30] <syyl> buy it!
[07:38:38] <miss0r> Yet another day where I curse my lack of room
[07:38:46] <miss0r> syyl: hehe, it made me think of you :D
[07:39:26] <miss0r> syyl https://imgur.com
[07:39:40] <syyl> oh, thats the same i have :)
[07:39:45] <miss0r> hehe
[07:40:02] <miss0r> I think if you'd clean this one up, it would be in mint condition
[07:40:16] <syyl> if you have a cnc and dont have a weird fetish for old machines, just walk ok ;)
[07:41:28] <miss0r> yeah
[07:41:36] <miss0r> But this one he had looked realy cute: https://imgur.com
[07:42:06] <syyl> if you have a cnc, you definetly want the S0
[07:42:08] <miss0r> very cute little tool grinder
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[07:42:52] <huflO> I have a huge textfile (~1.4M lines), and each of those lines should end up as the trailing arguments (multiple at once are supported) by a command invocation. doing all of them at once yields an argument vector my platform can't deal with. is there an (maybe `xargs`-involving) trick that can do that for me?
[07:42:57] <miss0r> I already have a tool grinder. :)
[07:43:01] <huflO> At least it doesn't show you how it arrived at its solutions.
[07:43:09] <huflO> But if we're integrating a function in 3d space, then we must multiply it's value in a point by the area of the small thing around that point.
[07:43:13] <huflO> isn't "--" an option?
[07:43:23] <huflO> Never though I would say this after what I said to ali1234, but what you propose is even more crazier than what he did.
[07:43:31] <huflO> doublehp: what was the initial command you ran?
[07:44:07] <miss0r> syyl: So, other than the obvious 'its a deckel' is the S0 a good machine in your opition?
[07:44:12] <miss0r> opinion*
[07:46:22] <syyl> any decent single lip cutter grinder is crazy usefull
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[07:46:42] <miss0r> syyl: Sure, but i'm talking the S0 in particular
[07:46:45] <syyl> problem with most used ones is, that they are worn out like crazy
[07:46:52] <syyl> the s0 is perfectly fine
[07:47:25] <miss0r> Its hard to tell with this one. But it looked like a cleanup would be all it needed
[07:47:26] <syyl> we had two in the old shop i worked
[07:47:46] <miss0r> like it haven't seen alot of use
[07:47:46] <syyl> now i have two S0E for my use
[07:47:54] <miss0r> :D
[07:48:22] <syyl> the s0e is far superior
[07:48:32] <syyl> in a lot of details
[07:48:44] <syyl> but still, the s0 is a very good machine
[07:49:01] <miss0r> I have a "E. Hofmann st. blaise suisse"
[07:49:14] <miss0r> I don't know what else to call it. That is what it says on the cabinet door
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[07:49:55] <miss0r> it has two dual lib stones on there. Well, one is a diamond wheel.
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[07:50:33] <devyani7gw> don't you split the syllables at different positions? in-dex reg-ex
[07:50:40] <devyani7gw> he's not exactly an electronics expert though
[07:50:45] <devyani7gw> seems to work though
[07:50:51] <devyani7gw> note the single arg with whitespace.
[07:51:01] <devyani7gw> bipul, `ubuntu-support-status`
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[07:56:34] <miss0r> syyl: I have this one: https://imgur.com
[07:56:41] <miss0r> Sadly I can't find any information on it online
[07:56:53] <syyl> the left one?
[07:56:57] <syyl> looks like an agathon
[07:57:38] <miss0r> syyl: it says "E. hofmann st. blaise suisse" on the front
[07:58:13] <miss0r> if you scroll down theres two photos of it, from different angles
[08:02:43] <syyl> https://www.ameriswisstech.com
[08:02:46] <syyl> they look very similar
[08:02:58] <syyl> with the wheelguard
[08:03:12] <miss0r> They realy do
[08:03:18] <syyl> and the way the main shaft for the toolhead is held in place
[08:03:37] <miss0r> Yeah. they look identical almost
[08:04:07] <miss0r> The ventilation part on the side of the pedistal on that link of yours is not on mine, though
[08:04:25] <miss0r> I wonder if mine is from the original maker, and the design was later sold off
[08:04:48] <syyl> i guess that yours is a rebrand or a license build of an agathon
[08:05:16] <miss0r> I guess. The only think to note here, is that mine looks older. when it comes to the electrical switches ect
[08:05:38] <miss0r> and you 'know' mine is older, because of all the dust :P
[08:06:15] <syyl> https://drive.google.com
[08:06:30] <syyl> they are very cool machines
[08:06:36] <syyl> and they made them forever
[08:07:38] <miss0r> Ha.. I guess mines a remake of some sort :)
[08:07:55] <miss0r> Anyway, its a realy good machine - which is why I do not realy need that S0 :)
[08:08:21] * Loetmichel just cleaned up his workdesk at the company... that was SO time... -> http://www.cyrom.org :-)
[08:09:52] <miss0r> Loetmichel: so is that a before or after picture? :P
[08:10:00] <Loetmichel> after
[08:10:44] <Loetmichel> http://www.cyrom.org <- thats a before (top)
[08:11:32] <miss0r> :D
[08:16:39] <veek> https://www.bbc.com
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[08:29:55] <butlerianUt> know the specific setting in sshd_config?
[08:30:05] <butlerianUt> Yes. And you will pay the insertion cost at that moment.
[08:30:14] <butlerianUt> Allah is doing = K-Lined ?
[08:30:21] <butlerianUt> the first one was trash, why did they make more?
[08:30:31] <butlerianUt> maybe he does but not too sure about the web guy sys admin et al
[08:30:36] <butlerianUt> ok good chat
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[08:31:51] <webdestroyaRz> johnw: ping
[08:31:59] <webdestroyaRz> dodobrain: I'd say the second of the three
[08:32:08] <webdestroyaRz> You will find that the humans on the other side of your monitor have very limited patience for retyping entire emacs manuals for you.
[08:32:15] <webdestroyaRz> AWizzArd: Though Im not sure whether that's really useful
[08:32:23] <webdestroyaRz> LucidDreamZzZ: that post just shows what the problem looks like, sketches out the likely way to get a handle on it, & is a reminder that hardware like that should be taken out of the loop for so many reasons
[08:32:31] <webdestroyaRz> One year left and I'm out
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[08:34:03] <miss0r> What is going on in here?
[08:34:08] <veek> trolls
[08:34:20] <veek> automated prolly
[08:34:22] <miss0r> yeah.. but three in a row?
[08:34:25] <miss0r> that must be it
[08:34:56] <miss0r> I guess they must be registered accounts for them to even be able to talk in here
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[08:35:30] <veek> hmm one of them has a korean ip
[08:35:49] <miss0r> Probally victims of a botnet
[08:36:21] * veek noddles
[08:37:19] <veek> oh well.. hey did you check out that starlite link - funky product that brit guy invented
[08:37:39] <veek> you can coat it on an egg and use a butane torch on it and the egg doesn't cook
[08:37:56] <veek> bet that'd be great in a furnace
[08:38:20] <veek> and the whole thing stays cool to the touch - carbon based..
[08:38:36] <miss0r> I didn't check the link, no. I'm already acquainted with the product
[08:38:50] <veek> ah kay
[08:38:57] <miss0r> To the best of my memory, it had issues with longlevity
[08:39:08] <veek> as in??
[08:39:26] <veek> deteriorates?
[08:39:29] <miss0r> great properties all over. but it would deteriorate
[08:39:38] <veek> ah hmm
[08:40:10] <veek> anyway thermashield bought some of the patents
[08:40:18] <miss0r> But that was a long time ago. Who am I to say, they have not come up with a solution
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[08:40:27] <NitoriAt> If that's all you've got... well...
[08:40:35] <NitoriAt> SeepingN: I'm not directing this comment so much to people here in this channel that frequent but it seems like people forget macOS is BSD under the apple and next step front ends, so if someone knows linux or BSD, they shouldn't have an issue doing the same stuff on a mac
[08:40:40] <NitoriAt> $ sudo du -ha /mnt/dev/sdb1 | sort -h | tail -n 40
[08:40:50] <NitoriAt> Enter your Apple ID.
[08:40:53] <NitoriAt> it just points
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[08:42:45] <miss0r> Last time someone did some trolling in here.. (last time I know of, atleast) it was about some charges against the freenode OPers or something. I don't realy see the point of this:S
[08:43:32] <veek> yeah except to be an annoying pest
[08:44:12] <veek> trollings related to psychopathy anyhow
[08:45:09] <veek> man i wish i could invent something like that :(
[08:45:15] <miss0r> sure.. but trolling is there for someone to gain on. I don't think anyone is listening in on our frustration
[08:45:42] <veek> ah no.. it triggered on my initial link/comment
[08:45:44] <miss0r> A device that allows you to stab people in the face, over the internet? :)
[08:46:30] <veek> so he's basically monitoring the chan and being his annoying best by interrupting with 4-5 lines .. low level pest.. like a virus that wants to spread
[08:47:16] <miss0r> well. it realy is annoying.
[08:47:27] <veek> i'd ctcp but I might incur his wrath :( and i'm feeling fragile atm
[08:47:56] <veek> i'll complain on #freenode - sec
[08:50:21] <miss0r> bah.. I need to go grocery shopping. I'll be back tonight. see you around
[08:50:26] <veek> ciao
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[08:54:44] <h12oIe> char arr[42]; char* begin = arr; char* end = arr+42; char *it = begin;
[08:54:53] <h12oIe> i got the nvme variant
[08:55:02] <h12oIe> I knew it was an mplayer fork but I'm so involved with LiVES that I guess I hadn't tried it out cmd line fashion
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[08:56:17] <benone> if you refresh an image in your PR, it works fine
[08:56:26] <benone> before that i have
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[09:05:39] <GreenSB> Canada check
[09:05:43] <GreenSB> yeah that i get, and it make total sense
[09:05:49] <GreenSB> Your 2.8 cost as much as my f4
[09:05:55] <GreenSB> and the class formula
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[09:34:08] <bitwisemanpa> i use 'q' to quit, how do i map Q to record/stop record?
[09:34:14] <bitwisemanpa> yeah, I see why that's happening
[09:34:23] <bitwisemanpa> pinMode(reedSwitch, INPUT_PULLUP); digitalRead(reedSwitch); int reedVal; reedVal = digitalRead(reedSwitch);
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[09:41:25] <fcsersx> madLyfe: you might
[09:41:31] <fcsersx> ok apt finished
[09:41:35] <fcsersx> FRESHNESS
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[10:10:00] <skunkworks> wtf are these random hit and runs
[10:10:19] <skunkworks> log
[10:10:19] <c-log> skunkworks: Today's Log http://tom-itx.no-ip.biz:81
[10:10:59] <skunkworks> Tom_L: logger seems to be down
[10:11:12] <skunkworks> logger
[10:18:55] <pcw_home> seems like some weird filesystem/database corruption rather than deliberate noise
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[10:19:43] <cradek> thanks jepler
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[10:21:20] jepler changed topic of #linuxcnc to: LinuxCNC is a linux-based open-source CNC control. | Latest release: 2.7.14 | http://www.linuxcnc.org | Register with freenode before speaking
[10:26:16] <veek> pcw_home, nope those are bots - checked the whois/running dropbear
[10:26:29] <veek> and no ctcp on their chat client
[10:27:06] <Tom_L> i think they're pulling conversations from other channels and reposting them randomly
[10:27:18] <Tom_L> so to better blend in
[10:27:35] <veek> yep
[10:27:50] <Tom_L> harder to block
[10:27:53] <veek> and triggered so they leave the channel alone when it's empty
[10:28:33] <pcw_home> Ah pretty devious, what do they get out of this?
[10:28:50] <pcw_home> seems pretty weird
[10:29:02] <Tom_L> there's been a long going hatred amongst some freenode staff of past
[10:29:04] <veek> just get your bot to post something useful from reddit when it's empty/idle and they'll all pop out one by one.. they stay for 20s and then auto exit and then the next ones in
[10:29:45] <Tom_L> rucas was one
[10:30:08] <veek> korean ips.. and one was thai
[10:31:28] <cradek> I assume they're testing the thing that will later send the real spams
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[10:34:57] <Tom_itx> https://encyclopediadramatica.rs
[10:35:05] <Tom_L> if you really care who's behind it
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[10:38:40] <veek> earthworm's are useful - this is mostly lame
[10:41:14] <veek> hmm https://encyclopediadramatica.rs 'In the entire time it has existed, it has never released financial statements. Rob Levin used PDPC to embezzle hundreds of thousands of dollars which should have been given to open source development projects.'
[10:43:03] <veek> you don't want to look at the accused's page imho
[10:48:47] <jdh> certainly not at work.
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[10:50:52] <jdh> never a lilo fan either but that is just juvenile.
[10:51:00] <Tom_L> i've been told rucas is no longer around
[10:51:15] <Tom_L> aka deceased
[10:52:37] <veek> or in hiding and partying in thailand..
[10:53:13] <veek> or something like that.. i'm still digesting the open src funds bit
[10:55:03] <Tom_L> enjoy :) i got better things to do...
[10:55:21] * veek urkles
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[12:06:08] <Joe_Hildreth> Hello all
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[12:07:09] <Joe_Hildreth> I have a question about cutter compensation and a report of a bug. I need to verify.
[12:08:07] <Joe_Hildreth> On my last CNC for the home hobbyist video I was talking about leadscrews and R&P. I suggested to configure the machine using the units of the linear drive for simplicity.
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[12:09:38] <Joe_Hildreth> I am told that if a machine is set up in metric, and the G-code in imperial that using cutter compensation causes the controller to read the offset in metric rather than imperial. Is this true?
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[12:10:42] <Joe_Hildreth> Also, if it is, does setiing the machine up in imperial and g-code in metric cause the tool table offsets for cutter compensation to be read as imperial rather than metric?
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[12:12:22] <Joe_Hildreth> The software I use does not use cutter compensation when it generates g-code. But if this problem exists, then I should take the time to mention it when I get to the configuaration of LCNC portion of my videos.
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[12:36:59] <pink_vampire> why i can't add one more axis?
[12:37:01] <cradek> what do you mean by "read the offset"?
[12:37:29] <pink_vampire> I'm getting an error "'stepgen.3.position-scale' not found"
[12:38:13] <pcw_home> probably because you did not create 4 stepgens in your loadrt line
[12:38:14] <cradek> pink_vampire: man stepgen
[12:38:27] <cradek> pink_vampire: it says how to specify how many and what type of stepgens you want
[12:39:22] <cradek> Joe_Hildreth: if you mean from the tool table, yes those are in ini file units, and do not change based on g20/g21
[12:39:38] <pink_vampire> pcw_home: you mean 0,0,0,0 instead of 0,0,0?
[12:39:39] <cradek> Joe_Hildreth: if you mean setting offsets from the gcode, those depend on g20/g21
[12:42:40] <pink_vampire> WTF!
[12:43:05] <pink_vampire> linux cnc dont open and no error
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[12:45:37] <pink_vampire> someone saw error like that?? https://i.imgur.com
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[12:47:57] <cradek> are you trying to have XY AB but no Z?
[12:48:22] <pink_vampire> I'm trying to have XYZ and C
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[12:49:43] <cradek> not much to go on here but I bet you should read about [TRAJ]AXES here: http://www.linuxcnc.org
[12:50:13] <cradek> also check the other nearby things like COORDINATES
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[12:53:11] <pink_vampire> in TRAJ, axes 4
[12:53:30] <cradek> ok did you read the docs I pointed you to?
[12:53:36] <pink_vampire> coordinates is X Y Z C
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[12:55:28] <pink_vampire> so to make it 5?
[12:55:51] <pcw_home> XYZABC so 6
[12:56:11] <pink_vampire> ho 123456
[12:56:54] <pink_vampire> I thought 012345
[12:57:27] <pink_vampire> WORK!!!
[12:59:43] <pcw_home> joints are typically numbered 0..N but "AXES" is the number of joints nit the number of the highest joint
[13:01:37] <pink_vampire> i can't jog it, i'm getting error
[13:02:26] <pink_vampire> "joint 5 following error" and i need to press the e-stop in linux cnc
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[13:04:04] <pcw_home> probably something C axis related that's unconnected in the hal file
[13:05:09] <Joe_Hildreth> cradek, sorry, was away. Yes I meant the offset from the file.
[13:05:21] <pink_vampire> stepgen.3.position-scale need to be change to 5?
[13:05:57] <Joe_Hildreth> cradek, so the best option would be to configure the machine in whatever units that most of your code will be written in, correct?
[13:06:25] <pcw_home> if you have 4 axis you only need 4 stepgens (so 0..3 is fine)
[13:07:22] <pink_vampire> but it call to the c axis "joint 5"
[13:07:50] <cradek> Joe_Hildreth: I suppose. It also makes sense to match whatever most of your tooling is. it'd be nice if your 1/4 and 3/8 inch end mills can be in the tool table as .25 and .375 inches, not some unfortunate mm conversion
[13:07:52] <pcw_home> hardware level numbering is not related to joints
[13:08:08] <pcw_home> its arbitrary
[13:08:27] <pink_vampire> i think i solved it
[13:08:28] <cradek> Joe_Hildreth: I think people generally have access to only inch tooling or only mm tooling
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[13:09:36] <pink_vampire> i changed the stepgen section to 5 and i changed the 0,0,0,0 at the to to 0,0,0,0,0
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[13:11:42] <cradek> just saw your email to the list. It is NOT a bug. If T1's diameter (10 in the tool table) was read as 10mm for a G21 program and 10inches for a G20 program that would be very wrong.
[13:12:04] <cradek> same for the tool lengths saved in the tool table
[13:12:27] <pcw_home> you could have X=stepgen3, Y=stepgen0 C=stepgen1 Z=stepgen2, the stepgen numbers are arbitrary
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[13:12:57] <pcw_home> but usually done in axis or joint order for sanity
[13:13:36] <pink_vampire> pcw_home: it get the same error if i'm do it
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[13:15:44] <pcw_home> Most likely something is not setup correctly for C (ini settings, hal connections etc)
[13:17:00] <pcw_home> missing stepgen feedback in hal, too fast step rates, wrong scaling etc etc
[13:17:06] <Joe_Hildreth> cradek: The problem as it presented itself was when a user configured a machine in metric, because the machine had metric ball screws and his g-code and tooling was in imperial. His initial solution was to calculate the offset in metric and store that in the tool file, but later reconfigured the machine in inches.
[13:17:21] <pcw_home> stepgen not enabled will also do this
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[13:18:18] <Joe_Hildreth> Now that I know this is how it works, I can caution people about it when I get to the configuration part of my CNC for the Hobbyist video series.
[13:20:25] <pink_vampire> https://i.imgur.com
[13:20:34] <pink_vampire> https://i.imgur.com
[13:20:57] <pink_vampire> pcw_home: those are the c axis setting in my hal
[13:21:08] <Joe_Hildreth> cradek: I see your point. That error would be a real hazzard. So, when I approach this, I will suggest that the machine unit being set up, should match the tooling your most likely to use, even if that means converting the machine from metric to inch and vice versa.
[13:21:55] <Joe_Hildreth> And then mention that offsets used in the tool table should be made based on the machine unit. Does that sound like a sane assumption?
[13:23:06] <pcw_home> You really dont want 6 stepgens (C should be stepgen 3 just in terms of base thread overhead)
[13:24:25] <pink_vampire> but the code will be X,Y,Z,a,b,C
[13:25:01] <pcw_home> stepgens no nothing about the code
[13:25:03] <pink_vampire> but i can rotate the head of the machine and then my C axis become my A
[13:26:02] <pcw_home> if you only have one physical rotary axis there's no need for more than 4 stepgens
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[13:26:51] <pcw_home> the problem may be ini file settings (scale, ferror etc)
[13:26:55] <fragalot> Hey
[13:27:13] <pink_vampire> i don't have
[13:28:00] <pink_vampire> so to change stepgen to 0123, and leave the 0,0,0,0,0,0 at the top?
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[13:33:19] <pink_vampire> nope
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[13:38:55] <gregcnc> how often are .25 and .375 endmills actually that size?
[13:39:21] <fragalot> gregcnc: depends on the manufacturer?
[13:39:24] <pink_vampire> you mean the shank?
[13:40:00] <gregcnc> shanks are often H6, but cutting diamter not so much
[13:40:22] <gregcnc> or is it h6?
[13:41:37] <gregcnc> anyway, cutter comp is there for a reason and numbers are still numbers
[13:44:04] <pcw_home> change stepgen to 0,0,0,0 and use stepgens 0..3 in the hal file either way will work (and are not likely to be related to your following error issue)
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[13:52:56] <pink_vampire> i'm getting the error about joint 5 O_O
[13:53:39] <pcw_home> what error?
[13:54:25] <pink_vampire> "joint 5 following error"
[13:55:19] <pink_vampire> I'm getting it in a message in linux cnc on the bottom right corner
[13:55:28] <pcw_home> right, if the hal connections are correct this is probably an ini file issue
[13:56:17] <pink_vampire> you saw my files.
[13:56:59] <pcw_home> (too small ferror settings, too high velocity not enough stepgen velocity or accel headroom)
[13:57:03] <pink_vampire> my biggest problem is how to set the C axis as my spindle
[13:57:32] <pink_vampire> now i can sent g0 c 10000
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[13:58:13] <pcw_home> did you post your ini file settings
[13:58:15] <pink_vampire> and it will rotate but only 10000 degrees, and no other axis can move
[13:58:32] <pink_vampire> i took a picture with my phone
[13:59:06] <gregcnc> pink what do you expect to happen?
[13:59:12] <pcw_home> no ini file that I saw
[13:59:38] <pink_vampire> opps, it was hal
[13:59:42] <pink_vampire> one sec
[14:01:30] <Loetmichel> pink_vampire: you have to put the other moves in the same command
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[14:03:05] <pink_vampire> Loetmichel: it is need to also work with the spindle commands.
[14:03:11] <pink_vampire> my ini https://pastebin.com
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[14:04:10] <pink_vampire> my hal https://pastebin.com
[14:04:11] <Loetmichel> https://www.youtube.com
[14:04:23] <gregcnc> G0 C10000 is not a spindle command
[14:04:43] <pink_vampire> gregcnc: i know
[14:04:51] <Loetmichel> that was just a G1 x 50 a 72000 or something like that
[14:05:13] <gregcnc> you need the components to switch between spindle and rotary axis modes
[14:05:40] <Loetmichel> you can see the "program" at 0:52
[14:06:07] <pink_vampire> gregcnc: what do you mean by "components"?
[14:06:21] <gregcnc> https://www.forum.linuxcnc.org
[14:09:36] <gregcnc> I looked into it a couple years ago and did not find any good explanations. it does exist and can be done is all I really know
[14:10:54] <cradek> Joe_Hildreth: yes I agree with you, since converting the screw pitch to your "local" units is something you would do only once, so you should definitely do the conversion then, instead of every time you measure a tool.
[14:12:14] <Joe_Hildreth> cradek: Thanks. I will take that approach with the videos then.
[14:13:21] <pink_vampire> gregcnc: it is above and beyond my understanding
[14:14:11] <gregcnc> I would ask Andypugh if he has any info
[14:16:42] <pink_vampire> I'm trying to connect the servo to the LPT (physical wires)
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[14:28:18] <pcw_mesa> I suspect that this can be done without any new components but requires a fair amount of hal plumbing to change modes
[14:28:20] <pcw_mesa> It might be easiest to use 2 stepgens (one in position mode and the other in velocity mode)
[14:28:21] <pcw_mesa> and just connect the LPT pins to the desired stepgen via a couple mux components
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[16:20:02] <XXCoder> gregcnc: tools tend to be off by small amount in diamter. even top tier ones. you could just comp em. if it is holes and if yoy have very tight tols then reamer would help
[16:22:57] <XXCoder> say if your tol is .01" then tool diameters tend to be not something to worry about. if its expensive part just make a alum block test part adjust tools then run rest
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[18:12:30] <CaptHindsight> logs are down?
[18:13:06] <CaptHindsight> new fresh face
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[18:23:56] <hazzy-m> CaptHindsight: LOL, you found my logs by accident
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[18:28:36] <Tom_L> log
[18:28:37] <c-log> Tom_L: Today's Log http://tom-itx.no-ip.biz:81
[18:28:39] <Tom_L> nope
[18:28:43] <Tom_L> c-log
[18:28:43] <c-log> Tom_L: Today's Log http://tom-itx.no-ip.biz:81
[18:29:25] <CaptHindsight> pile of logs
[18:29:31] <Tom_L> index
[18:29:31] <c-log> Tom_L: The #linuxcnc index http://tom-itx.no-ip.biz:81
[18:29:33] <CaptHindsight> logs for me and you
[18:29:50] <Tom_L> we got you covered
[18:30:03] <CaptHindsight> logs for Lincoln
[18:30:35] <Tom_L> i should have mine answer to 'stick' too
[18:32:23] <hazzy-m> Hmm, thats a bit anoying, I should probably make it only resond to 'logs' and ignore if anything comes after
[18:33:00] <Tom_L> should just trigger on the first word
[18:33:12] <Tom_L> like: log or logs will be ignored
[18:34:36] <Tom_L> you see my thread video?
[18:34:44] <hazzy-m> Yeah, it only triggers if the firs word it logs, but it should probably ignore a sentence that begins with logs
[18:34:51] <hazzy-m> Yes, looked great!
[18:35:00] <CaptHindsight> trigger on first word and play this if words follow https://www.youtube.com
[18:35:05] <CaptHindsight> just an idea
[18:35:08] <Tom_L> i could speed it up some but that was the first test
[18:35:22] <hazzy-m> That think has pretty decent rapids, I blinked and it was at the next hole
[18:36:09] <Tom_L> yeah i'm pretty impressed with skunkworks little mill too
[18:36:47] <Tom_L> mine could cut faster but i have no reason to push it
[18:36:56] <CaptHindsight> I now know wht=y they don't have adjusment nuts on the screws for preload on the cheap routers
[18:37:14] <hazzy-m> so am I, I was surprised to find out it was steppers. That integrated leadshine drive is neat
[18:37:29] <CaptHindsight> the motors are under powered so any fast rapids lose steps if there's any load on the screws
[18:38:03] <Tom_L> hazzy yeah i saw his last video but no sound so i probably missed half of it
[18:38:39] <hazzy-m> It's worth rewatching
[18:39:21] <Tom_L> i will in a bit
[18:39:28] <Tom_L> that was yesterday right?
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[18:40:21] <hazzy-m> gtg, but its been good chatting with you Tom_L, I haven't been in here much lately, just read the logs
[18:40:21] <hazzy-m> yes
[18:40:47] <Tom_L> later, keep up the good stuff on the GUI
[18:42:50] <Tom_L> hmm the bot must have missed a couple days
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[19:21:37] <Tom_itx> logs
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[19:24:07] <jdh> can you search all the logs at once?
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[19:34:25] <Tom_L> not mine
[19:34:40] <Tom_L> well, i can locally
[19:35:28] <jdh> surely someone has done modbus to a nowforever vfd
[19:35:58] <Tom_L> there are 2 or 3 modbus comps
[19:36:08] <jdh> yeah
[19:37:11] <Tom_L> mine missed a couple days but i dunno why
[19:37:22] <Tom_L> had some flakey connections recently...
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[20:04:45] <_unreal_> The ladder logic to this control board I'm building is entertaining.
[20:05:43] <_unreal_> I'm using an AND gate and its being setup where all the emergency switches tie into it. and the computer control tie into the And gate array....
[20:05:55] <_unreal_> if EVERYTHING is not on. nothing can be turned on
[20:06:41] <Tom_L> sounds like that could easily turn into a catch 22
[20:10:17] <jthornton> we will find out if the new chicken door program works in 3 minutes
[20:10:28] <jdh> found a python component that might work. modified by zeeshan
[20:10:45] <Tom_L> hope so
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[20:11:33] <jthornton> I wish I could figure out why the 2.1" oled doesn't show up on the i2c buss
[20:12:05] <Tom_L> still good?
[20:12:20] <Tom_L> some of those early ones had to be powered up in a certain sequence
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[20:13:01] <jthornton> hmm I still have a bug in my python...
[20:13:05] <jthornton> the oled?
[20:13:10] <Tom_L> yes
[20:13:18] <Tom_L> that may have changed
[20:13:33] <jthornton> the splash shows up fine, it's only a year or so old
[20:13:49] <Tom_L> that's probably not it then
[20:14:06] <Tom_L> pullups on the I2C lines?
[20:14:45] <jthornton> the BME280 shows up as well as the smaller oled
[20:15:08] <Tom_L> not the same ID as one of the others is it?
[20:15:10] <jthornton> oh well fixed my pyhon bug play with the oled in the morning
[20:15:18] <jthornton> no
[20:15:44] <jthornton> I'll look close at it in the morning
[20:15:46] <jthornton> goodnight
[20:15:52] <Tom_L> later..
[20:23:28] <_unreal_> sup
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[22:49:57] <skunkworks> 2 of the 3 axis home...
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[22:56:16] <Tom_L> on the little mill?
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