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did you configure the scan lines properly? How many pixels are we talking about per row?

@@billieblaze I don't know what the problem was, but it was resolved Thank you for your help!!

i don't think it really matters, but 10k 10-turn

ua-cam.com/video/2Y906hrYsnk/v-deo.html thata what i use too a 10k

Initially I used one of these. www.renard-shop.com/pixels/48-raspberry-pi-matrix-adapter.html

I made it on the taig. Got the design from the awesome facebook group facebook.com/groups/Taig.Lathe.And.Mill.Group

Lol. Few years in and it still works fine. Shrug

i think its the standard taig flycutter. its sitting about 3 inches wide with single point cutter

I think it was about 300-400 usd roughly.

Just a simple 3 inch screwless vice from amazon and a set of parallels. www.ebay.com/itm/Precision-Toolmakers-Grinding-Pin-Vice-Screwless-75-mm-3-Inch-Grinding-Vise-Pin/143533983305?hash=item216b4ac649:g:IVoAAOSw7TReSH8E

@@billieblaze Thanks! Happy milling.

quite a few! this is 64x64 and uses 8 panels.

Theres an awesome taig group on facebook. Someone there designed it

@@billieblaze I'm in the group but cant seem to find it? do you still have the file?

Its in the "Files" section, first file is the fusion360 model for it facebook.com/groups/Taig.Lathe.And.Mill.Group/permalink/2805555446208292/

I did run it off gpio at first. It was slooooow though!

Use the duplicate setting or extend. If it's bigger (right now 128x64) then it will be widescreen desktop.

Looks like I had it hooked up to a Raspberry PI running an app to receive the artnet data. Quick google, I believe this is what I used: github.com/darknessii/rpi-matrix-artnet I used sACN protocol and configured multiple universes

Probably so. I've been working with it for a few months now and tend to replace slotting with adaptive. I'll have to do another video soon, because that was kind of tricky to chase down - my google fu wasn't working well when digging for info!

I did try this! My receiver card has DVI input, and I was using a passive HDMI->DVI. Allegedly this doesn't work well with RPI, so you need an active converter. I haven't tried it personally, but its only like $10-15 for the adapter. I've since started using Resolume Arena with the screens and there's no way thats going to run on a PI. I simply go from my PCs HDMI into the same adapter and have no problems there.

i got it "functional" in the sense that everything is wired up and actuates. i haven't been able to get it to fire but maybe one or two very short shots. after I saw the power it had, I realized it's probably not "work safe" as I had wanted to hook it up to our build tools to shoot people that break things. I'd also thought of putting it on my mini tank which i'm setting up with a Kinect. Base was a bit big for that, but i might revisit it.

@@billieblaze it can be a fickle beast but kind of an endless source of tinkering. I have done two other blasters as well whose code and parts all essentially stem from that turret. If you do come back to it, feel free to see if there's anything helpful there. Thanks for printing one.

I tried to get glediator to run on the pi. Had some issues with the HDMI converting to DVI (for my TS812). Apparently, an active converter would have helped. I've since starting dabbling w/ resolume.

@@billieblaze I managed to get Glediator to work on an Ubuntu live USB dongle. I assumed if I got it working there, I could get it working on the pi but haven't tried as yet. Still I think I like Jinx better but they have no Linux compatible version.

from what I understand, this has to do w/ manufacturing + consistency. batch to batch brightness can certainly be different! I bought these from an amazon seller, so I suspect they're from the same (or similar) batches.

They will still work together but you may risk receiving non matching panels to your old ones as in brightness, color, grayscale due to them being aged differently and due to different variances in manufacturing LED batches and other electrical components. It will have a hard time looking like your old ones. You can correct in software but thats an extra step.

@@707ADROIT thanks a lot..

You can either use gamma correction settings on the receiver or handle it on the pc. It comes up as a separate display, so normal display settings work to adjust as well

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Its like it shows only half of the screen repeated on both sides j600 1 2 j602 1 2 Both 1s make half the screen and the 2s make the other, but both sides display the same

I basically used this as reference: 00.rc.xiniu.com/g2/M00/73/00/CgAGe1rMcICAKm8oAABlB-vxSfE618.png in the led config, i just configured it as a single display of 64x64 pixels. I suppose, given the RGC file it knows that each panel had 64x32px, so it stitched it all together assuming each port on the RV was a seperate row. It wasn't until I added a second receiver card that I had to add another square and map direction in that Display Connection screen.

Well I suppose my RCG file is not the right one, every panel in a single row just duplicates the first one, where did you download your RCG file from?

i emailed linsn to get their RGC pack, i had to rename the chinese characters out of the filenames. From there, I basically just ran through each P10 file until I got one that displayed properly. I also made a few small adjustments to refresh rate once it was displaying.

I've been loving the consew motor. I have since upgraded the frame! A member of the taig group on Facebook came up with something REALLY special. I've also upgraded to a g540 and 3.5a 380oz steppers to get the feed rate up. Thing is a beast now!!

Not sealed. Most swarf stays away from it. No probs so far.

The black part on top of the motor? I got that from the taig owners group on Facebook, the have a fusion 360 library with all the things I used

Still working on DOC's, but other users are getting full depth passes at ~0.25" or so with adaptive cuts. I generally do about .05 - .1 in 6160. Speed is 0-8krpm as I have the controller configured, I can do 10k, but I don't need it much currently. The best part is, no more belt switching! Soon, I'll hook up spindle control in Mach4

What are "adaptive cuts"?

heres a good summary. also, check out the NYCCNC videos about it help.autodesk.com/view/fusion360/ENU/?guid=GUID09E44604-DAD8-47D6-ADC6-C100869DE724

CSM1000 is the model. When I was shopping for it, all the images showed 1 digit display and I was hesitant. But it came with the correct 4 digit driver! All of these should have the 4 digit: www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=csm1000

thank you.

No, didn't produce this one. The clip was too short for most of my tracks. Audio descriptions like spoken word, or something that a screen reader parses ?

So far, I've simply replaced the Hall sensor with a potentiometer that's biased a little. There's a schematic here at the bottom of page one: www.cnczone.com/forums/gecko-drives/343272-g540-consew-type-servo-sewing-machine-motor.html the rest of the post if pretty good as they step through figuring out the proper range, etc. They show a switchable system, one side is potentiometer, on the other side, you can replace the other side of the switch with a current to volt converter like this: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073PRCDY2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 to allow control from mach3 or linux cnc. Also of note, theres a great facebook group "Taig Lathe and Mill Owners Group", lots of great info on using this motor! Those guys were amazingly helpful

@@billieblaze The potentiometer aspect of this is driving me crazy. I keep reading about people complaining that the first half turn of the potentiator's dial does nothing, and all hte control is concentrated in the second half. You wrote "with a potentiometer that's biased a little. " Can you tell me how many ohms and what "biased a little" means? Better yet, brand & model ##, if it's working well for you. I know how to wire it, but I don't have enough info to pick it out, and the only bias I'm aware of is logarythmic/audio, which seems biased the wrong way. Thanks in advance!!! I've spent half the night trying to find the right pot.

a long way to go, but i'm starting to get a format at least . :-)

Billie Blaze The fact that you have royalty free music at your disposal is great, but the fact that these videos can be a showcase of your musical creations is a whole other level. Nice way to have an outlet that provides for both.

Ya thats certainly possible. I've been out of the studio for a while now, ask me about it some time ;)

Naw. Its some other pop act. open license though

agreed, audio is terrible, and I know you have all that audio gear!

Agreed! Sorry about that! I've got a lapel mic on the way for the next vid. My pre-recording tests weren't quite at the distance and with the level of background noise in the shop. Next one will be better!

LOL, naw. Its a peaceful, exploring robot! :-) . The 5 axis arm I made fits on top of it. I'd got that all working and was working on the kinematic modeling last fall, then I had to switch to woodworking mode for the holidays! Here's some details on V1 which is shown in another video: community.emlid.com/t/wanted-to-share-my-progress-with-navio2-reach-and-ros/7145