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| johnsattuk:
--- Quote from: tom osselton on October 18, 2017, 07:07:07 PM ---You told someone about the problem you will never see that again! :D --- End quote --- Problem is still there :scratch: Seems to be related to steps/mm, ~300 I have problems, ~600 it runs OK, without G02/03 runs very smoothly on any steps/mm so I do have a way out. Not sure if it's some sort of timing issue with my driver, I am running Vexta 5 phase motors and drivers which generally run perfectly smoothly |
| blades:
--- Quote from: zenbot on October 16, 2017, 07:18:57 PM ---when I tried that, it lost .001 inches for every inch I jogged. the readout would start out 0, then .999, the 1.998, the 2.997, etc. --- End quote --- Very strange, some sort of cumulative error. |
| Benedikt:
Hello, I have been rather busy recently, so I was unfortunately not following the development of this topic for a while. As I have read, a new version of the controller is supposed to come out soon. This is rather unfortunate in my opinion, since it probably makes redeveloping the entire software pretty pointless, as it will soon be superseeded. If someone could give me the contact information of that engineer, we could coordinate development better. I will try to get inches fixed and Ethernet working, but I don't believe in writing the rest of the software anymore to be honest. Generally, any info about the future of this controller is very appreciated. I wished the new software could be made compatible with the new controller. Best regards, Benedikt |
| kwood94xj:
That really is unfortunate as I bought this controller because the software that was being developed here was looking like it would be soo much better. Really the biggest thing for me is getting inches to work. |
| Benedikt:
--- Quote from: kwood94xj on October 23, 2017, 09:27:16 AM ---That really is unfortunate as I bought this controller because the software that was being developed here was looking like it would be soo much better. Really the biggest thing for me is getting inches to work. --- End quote --- Hi, kwood94xj, As long as there is enough demand and also certainly, if I can get hold of the engineer in charge, I will continue development of the new CNC software. In any case am I looking into fixing inches and I am working on a new system kernel that supports Ethernet network connectivity. Best regards, Benedikt |
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