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Actualizado a 2017-08-05
Ultima versión publicada LinuxCNC 2.7.11 !
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Tabla de contenido
- Acerca de LinuxCNC - Descripción
- Empezando
- Enlaces
- Tutores - Enlaces a tutoriales y guias de LinuxCNC
- Videos - Maquinas controladas por LinuxCNC en accion (desactualizado; muchos enlaces inservibles)
- Ejemplos varios - ejemplos de maquinas bajo LinuxCNC (desactualizado; muchos enlaces inservibles)
- Documentación
- Configuring LinuxCNC - Ajústalo a tus necesidades
- Ejemplos de configuración
- TB6560 - circuitos paso a paso económicos de china
- Rot4thaxiskins - configutacion de una maquina de tres ejes con eje adicional de rotación
- Informacion especifica para los paso a paso
- Información especifica de los servomotores.
- Configuraciones avanzadas:
- Kinematics - Cinematica
- Homing and Limit Switch - Comparison of different Home and Limit Switch Configurations (Falta traducción)
- Tutorial GUI
- GUI Add-ons
- Control de visores and complementos
- Using X11 joystick driver - Haga joypad para enviar teclas de acceso rápido al eje
- spindleoverride - How to add a hardware quadrature encoder to control spindle speed override
- spindleoverride - Cómo agregar un decodificador hardware para controlar la velocidad del husillo.
- Adicionando controles externos
- vismach - fancy Simulador de maquina 3D
- Corriendo LinuxCNC sobre una red
- Classic Ladder: adicion de un PLC
- Control del cabezal:
- Sondas de contacto:
- Interface electronica:Lazo cerrado para el control de velocidad de husillo.
- GUI:
- BackToolLathe - Changing Axis to display for a lathe with back tools.
- BackToolLathe - Cambiando ejes de un torno con herramientas traseras .
- Cambio de herramientas:
- Ganando exactitud:
- Otros usos de LinuxCNC:
- HAL: controlando el mindo
- Confuguraciones de usuario:
- MillSetup Notas sobre limitaciones, cero de maquina, Offsets de trabajo, Offsets de tamaño de herramienta, y palpadores en LinuxCNC
- KX3 un simple paso a paso para una Sieg KX3 mini-fresadora
- GantryPlasmaMachine An example of a trivkins gantry machine
- Internationalization - run LinuxCNC in your language
- Suppliers - Parts and Raw Materials suppliers
- Advanced examples of using LinuxCNC:
- Advanced extensions of LinuxCNC:
- ToolTable
Linux Distributions
[The LinuxCNC Live CD] is based on Ubuntu 10.04, includes LinuxCNC 2.5, and can also be used to install Ubuntu and LinuxCNC to your hard drive. After installing, you can easily upgrade to the latest version of LinuxCNC over a network connection.
An entire special distribution of Linux is not needed to easily install and run LinuxCNC; see the instructions for starting with the
distributed Ubuntu CD under [Installing LinuxCNC]. These packages are maintained by the LinuxCNC board of directors and are kept up-to-date (and provide a very easy upgrade capability) as new releases are made.
Specialized Linux Distributions
LinuxCNC on
[ArchLinux] build and installation including the RTAI kernel patches
[Arch-HOWTO]. Arch is a lightweight and flexible Linux® distribution that tries to Keep It Simple. The Arch focus on simplicity and economy for developers means, among other things, that the main effort in assisting the user is not expended in crafting GUI configuration tools — the package manager, for example, does not have an official graphical front-end — but making well-annotated configuration files and extensive use of shell scripts. This has earned it a reputation as a distribution for intermediate and advanced Linux users who aren't afraid of the command line.
Why won't LinuxCNC run on Windows?
- LinuxCNC runs in real-time, to give smooth motion. This is critical to accuracy and machine life. Hard real-time is not available on Windows in a price range many can afford... especially those interested in using a PC-based control.
- LinuxCNC is intended to control machine tools. Machine tools are DANGEROUS and reliability/consistent behavior is extremely important. Compared to Windows, few viruses affect Linux. Even without consideration of viruses, Linux is far more stable.
- The above also apply to virtual machines (e.g., VMware or Virtual Box) and emulators. It may be possible to trick LinuxCNC to run on a virtual machine but do so at your own risk!
- The above notwithstanding, one can access a running LinuxCNC machine from a Windows machine, e.g., by running a Windows-based VNC client or X11 server.
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