My adventures with Auggie.
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tweakie
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Re: My adventures with Auggie.
Still playing :)
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ArtF
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number #3 I think.. 
Art
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BobL
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I agree, #3 offers the smoothness look of the three, good job Tweakie
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MarkW
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Absolutely amazing. I'd be ecstatic if I could get ANY of those 3 images burned.
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tweakie
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Hi Mark,MarkW wrote: Absolutely amazing. I'd be ecstatic if I could get ANY of those 3 images burned.
You can burn those images.
You just need the 57CNC (latest version) - that has a parallel port output which will feed directly into your xylotex controller.
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MarkW
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Tweakie,
Thank you for the advice.
I've never really liked the Xylotec board so i just ordered up the 57CNC board and 3 stepper drivers along with some cables. Ships tomorrow from Slovenia.
Once I get the machine running on the Pokeys board and Auggie, I'm sure I'll be back here for guidance on the actual image prep to see if I can get the results you have shown in this thread.
Mark
Thank you for the advice.
I've never really liked the Xylotec board so i just ordered up the 57CNC board and 3 stepper drivers along with some cables. Ships tomorrow from Slovenia.
Once I get the machine running on the Pokeys board and Auggie, I'm sure I'll be back here for guidance on the actual image prep to see if I can get the results you have shown in this thread.
Mark
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ArtF
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Mark:
Good luck, yell if you get into trouble, sounds like your on it though.
Art
Good luck, yell if you get into trouble, sounds like your on it though.
Art
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Awesome! Great job.
Dan Mauch
tweakie wrote: Still playing :)
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BobbyW
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Hello everyone and happy new year ArtF wrote: Tweakie:
Ive checked and Im pretty sure its a limitation based on hardware. While in config one can do less than 1khz, Auggie updates its registers at 1Khz, and usually that means a register reset in the PWM chip at 1Khz, if I dont miss my guess Mat will tell me it cant go lower unless Auggie goes slower..
, i finish al my work and now i have some time o play with Auggie . Now i figure out is a very nice software based on open source library . i take a look in almost all scripts. To understand better , any modification in "scripts" folder , will directly reflect to Auggie right ? About what @Tweakie says , i has the same problem years ago with same " hardware limitation on PWM " so i write a small function without be based on timer tick , just to trigger the function . Unfortunately i dont know how to do that in Auggie , i need to study first how that work , the code is written in pure C and very simple to understand.Also the code permit to adjust the duty cycle period if that matter.
http://www.ccsinfo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=54585&highlight=
Can be good way to understand how that work in Auggie .
Happy new year again