[Emc-commit] documents/lyx faq.lyx,1.1,1.2

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	faq.lyx 
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RCS file: /cvsroot/emc/documents/lyx/faq.lyx,v
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*** faq.lyx	5 Jul 2003 01:21:07 -0000	1.1
--- faq.lyx	19 Jul 2003 01:29:10 -0000	1.2
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  EMC FAQ is common effort of many individuals around the globe.
!  Most of the FAQ has been collected from various postings at EMC-mailinglist,
!  
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--- 29,34 ----
  
  EMC FAQ is common effort of many individuals around the globe.
!  Most of the FAQ has been collected from various postings at EMC-mailing
!  list, 
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! sourcecode
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! source code
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! realtime-modifications
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! real-time-modifications
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  \layout Standard
  
! INPUT_SCALE = STEPS_NEEDED_TO_GO_ONE_REVOLUTION /  LENGHT_OF_TRAVEL_IN_ONE_REVOL
  UTION.
  \layout Standard
  
! So, for example if you have setup where millinghead travels 1.5mm per one
   whole revolution, and your steppers require 400 pulses to go one revolution:
  \layout Standard
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  \layout Standard
  
! INPUT_SCALE = STEPS_NEEDED_TO_GO_ONE_REVOLUTION /  LENGTH_OF_TRAVEL_IN_ONE_REVOL
  UTION.
  \layout Standard
  
! So, for example if you have setup where milling head travels 1.5mm per one
   whole revolution, and your steppers require 400 pulses to go one revolution:
  \layout Standard
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   An alternative to the mechanical microswitch is the optical 'vane in a
   slot' type of switch which is found in many types of equipment.
!  In this, a small plastic 'U'-shaped moulding has an infra-red LED in one
   leg facing a photocell in the other.
   Passing a small opaque vane between the legs of the sensor interrupts the
--- 333,337 ----
   An alternative to the mechanical microswitch is the optical 'vane in a
   slot' type of switch which is found in many types of equipment.
!  In this, a small plastic 'U'-shaped molding has an infra-red LED in one
   leg facing a photocell in the other.
   Passing a small opaque vane between the legs of the sensor interrupts the
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*** 362,366 ****
  In a recent post, Jan raised the issue of security concerning the EMC software
   on a shop floor machine.\SpecialChar ~
!  IMO this issue is common to all pc based systems
   but since parts of the EMC must run as root, and now all of it runs as
   root in a standard setup, the system is extra vulnerable.
--- 362,366 ----
  In a recent post, Jan raised the issue of security concerning the EMC software
   on a shop floor machine.\SpecialChar ~
!  IMO this issue is common to all PC based systems
   but since parts of the EMC must run as root, and now all of it runs as
   root in a standard setup, the system is extra vulnerable.
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*** 549,553 ****
  
  It must be something to do with the name - I had two 'Rays' work for me
!  and I couldn't trust either if them not to fiddle with anything theycould
   get their hands on! One was a positive Jonah but, fortunately, retirement
   has left the problem of controlling him to my successor!
--- 549,553 ----
  
  It must be something to do with the name - I had two 'Rays' work for me
!  and I couldn't trust either if them not to fiddle with anything they could
   get their hands on! One was a positive Jonah but, fortunately, retirement
   has left the problem of controlling him to my successor!
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! Now, if you only have ouside network access on your other machines by dialup,
   and don't have a gateway on that machine, the Linux machine is pretty safe
   without much change.
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! Now, if you only have outside network access on your other machines by dialup,
   and don't have a gateway on that machine, the Linux machine is pretty safe
   without much change.
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  Unfortunately there are a lot of reasons for not being able to come out
   of estop.
!  Ussually I start to look for the reason by running
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--- 660,664 ----
  Unfortunately there are a lot of reasons for not being able to come out
   of estop.
!  Usually I start to look for the reason by running
  \layout Standard
  
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! AMD K6-2 at 300Mhz
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! AMD K6-2 at 300MHz
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! Only one (buildin) par.
   port
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! Only one (built in) par.
   port
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*** 750,754 ****
  
  Some patches: ac patches and a patch for my ali 15xx IDE driver to do UDMA33.
!  Everythings compiles and runs fine.
   The simulation runs just great.
   Encoder feedback is working for all 3 axis.
--- 750,754 ----
  
  Some patches: ac patches and a patch for my ali 15xx IDE driver to do UDMA33.
!  Everything compiles and runs fine.
   The simulation runs just great.
   Encoder feedback is working for all 3 axis.
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  had to redo it from scratch).
!  In doing this I rediscovered jjust how
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  had to redo it from scratch).
!  In doing this I rediscovered just how
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