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[Emc-commit] v2.5_branch: Docs: markup fixes
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From: John T. <gi...@gi...> - 2011-12-13 12:13:09
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Docs: markup fixes Signed-off-by: John Thornton <jth...@gn...> http://git.linuxcnc.org/?p=emc2.git;a=commitdiff;h=b26cc00 --- docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_de.txt | 37 +++---------------------- docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_es.txt | 37 +++---------------------- docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_pl.txt | 37 +++---------------------- 3 files changed, 12 insertions(+), 99 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_de.txt b/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_de.txt index f460c2e..95fa802 100644 --- a/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_de.txt +++ b/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_de.txt @@ -92,18 +92,11 @@ per user unit which is used for SCALE in the .ini file. the stepper motor one revolution. Typical is 200. -*Micro Steps* is how many CNC-output-steps the drive needs -to move the stepper motor one stepper-motor-step. +*Micro Steps* is how many steps the drive needs +to move the stepper motor one full step. If microstepping is not used, this number will be 1. -If microstepping is used, typical values will be -near 4-16, perhaps 8 or 10. - -[NOTE] -Smaller values don't help that much, -because the approximation of the sine and cosine waves -involved is too coarse. -Larger values don't help by requiring too many steps -from the CNC output and slowing down the maximum speed. +If microstepping is used the value will depend on the +stepper drive hardware. *Motor Teeth* and *Leadscrew Teeth* is if you have some reduction (gears, chain, timing belt, etc.) between the motor and the leadscrew. @@ -164,28 +157,6 @@ latexmath:[ = \frac{960 microsteps}{mm} ] -== Configuration Wizard - -Run the Stepconf Wizard in chapter (<<cha:Stepconf-Wizard>>) - -== Link on the desktop (shortcut) - -It is possible to create a link on the desktop -after the use of Assistant Stepconf. -Since the start EMC2 CNC menu and choose -newly created configuration in the list. -Tick "Create desktop shortcut" and confirm with OK. -There is now a shortcut on the desktop that -can be run directly from this configuration. - -== Modifying - -To change something in the basic configuration created -by Stepconf Wizard run the wizard again. -Select "Modify a Configuration", then pick the configuration file -*.stepconf* you wish to modify in the emc2/configs folder. -The file headers tell you if the file can be manually edited or not. - // vim: set syntax=asciidoc: diff --git a/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_es.txt b/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_es.txt index f460c2e..95fa802 100644 --- a/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_es.txt +++ b/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_es.txt @@ -92,18 +92,11 @@ per user unit which is used for SCALE in the .ini file. the stepper motor one revolution. Typical is 200. -*Micro Steps* is how many CNC-output-steps the drive needs -to move the stepper motor one stepper-motor-step. +*Micro Steps* is how many steps the drive needs +to move the stepper motor one full step. If microstepping is not used, this number will be 1. -If microstepping is used, typical values will be -near 4-16, perhaps 8 or 10. - -[NOTE] -Smaller values don't help that much, -because the approximation of the sine and cosine waves -involved is too coarse. -Larger values don't help by requiring too many steps -from the CNC output and slowing down the maximum speed. +If microstepping is used the value will depend on the +stepper drive hardware. *Motor Teeth* and *Leadscrew Teeth* is if you have some reduction (gears, chain, timing belt, etc.) between the motor and the leadscrew. @@ -164,28 +157,6 @@ latexmath:[ = \frac{960 microsteps}{mm} ] -== Configuration Wizard - -Run the Stepconf Wizard in chapter (<<cha:Stepconf-Wizard>>) - -== Link on the desktop (shortcut) - -It is possible to create a link on the desktop -after the use of Assistant Stepconf. -Since the start EMC2 CNC menu and choose -newly created configuration in the list. -Tick "Create desktop shortcut" and confirm with OK. -There is now a shortcut on the desktop that -can be run directly from this configuration. - -== Modifying - -To change something in the basic configuration created -by Stepconf Wizard run the wizard again. -Select "Modify a Configuration", then pick the configuration file -*.stepconf* you wish to modify in the emc2/configs folder. -The file headers tell you if the file can be manually edited or not. - // vim: set syntax=asciidoc: diff --git a/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_pl.txt b/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_pl.txt index f460c2e..95fa802 100644 --- a/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_pl.txt +++ b/docs/src/quickstart/stepper_quickstart_pl.txt @@ -92,18 +92,11 @@ per user unit which is used for SCALE in the .ini file. the stepper motor one revolution. Typical is 200. -*Micro Steps* is how many CNC-output-steps the drive needs -to move the stepper motor one stepper-motor-step. +*Micro Steps* is how many steps the drive needs +to move the stepper motor one full step. If microstepping is not used, this number will be 1. -If microstepping is used, typical values will be -near 4-16, perhaps 8 or 10. - -[NOTE] -Smaller values don't help that much, -because the approximation of the sine and cosine waves -involved is too coarse. -Larger values don't help by requiring too many steps -from the CNC output and slowing down the maximum speed. +If microstepping is used the value will depend on the +stepper drive hardware. *Motor Teeth* and *Leadscrew Teeth* is if you have some reduction (gears, chain, timing belt, etc.) between the motor and the leadscrew. @@ -164,28 +157,6 @@ latexmath:[ = \frac{960 microsteps}{mm} ] -== Configuration Wizard - -Run the Stepconf Wizard in chapter (<<cha:Stepconf-Wizard>>) - -== Link on the desktop (shortcut) - -It is possible to create a link on the desktop -after the use of Assistant Stepconf. -Since the start EMC2 CNC menu and choose -newly created configuration in the list. -Tick "Create desktop shortcut" and confirm with OK. -There is now a shortcut on the desktop that -can be run directly from this configuration. - -== Modifying - -To change something in the basic configuration created -by Stepconf Wizard run the wizard again. -Select "Modify a Configuration", then pick the configuration file -*.stepconf* you wish to modify in the emc2/configs folder. -The file headers tell you if the file can be manually edited or not. - // vim: set syntax=asciidoc: |