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| View Poll Results: What features you would like to see in CNC controlling software ? | |||
| Must operate in all operating systems. |     | 32 | 34.41% |
| Must be affordable to home users. |    | 75 | 80.65% |
| Must operate up to 6 axis. |    | 28 | 30.11% |
| Must have CAM features. |    | 42 | 45.16% |
| Must have high speed comunication with the driver cards. |    | 48 | 51.61% |
| Other ( Please specify below ) |    | 11 | 11.83% |
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11-30-2005, 11:35 AM
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| ah that's why spi was dimly familiar sounding. I would imagine that with the correct driver that it would be. as I said the price of the software is way out of line for the hobby market. These softwares are intended to compete with and offer an alternative to Fanuc. look here www.sercos.com www.beckhoff.com http://www.boschrexroth.com/business...X_en/index.jsp http://www.mdsi2.com/ Mostly I was just wanting to point out that realtime Windows can be had actually Windows CE is realtime out of the box, and all versions of XP can be made real time. But Linux is free.   |
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11-30-2005, 01:45 PM
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| but does linux have an spi aplication built for it? like maybe EMC (not familiar with )?
__________________ thanks Michael T. "If you don't stand for something, chances are, you'll fall for anything!" |
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08-08-2006, 05:56 AM
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| In this thread there was mentioning of "Look Ahead" The term is starting to confuse me, because I know now of three types of Look Ahead". 1) Initialisation of the next code line. Here "Look Ahead" should be used to avoid Stop And Go. 2) Calculation of the connection point of the current line of code with the next line for tool radius compensation. 3) Calculation of inertia forces for high speed machining, to avoid "skidding". This looks more as "In the line calculation" to me. Personally I vote for #2 as the real look ahead, but correct me if I'm wrong. |
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