Difference between revisions of "Legacy Machine LinuxCNC Configuration"
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=How to Install Configurations= | =How to Install Configurations= | ||
− | You will need to unzip the file onto your desktop of the machine computer. | + | |
+ | ==Using Script File== | ||
+ | You will need to unzip the file onto your desktop of the machine computer. Open the folder and double click the file named probotix.sh then click run in terminal when prompted. | ||
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+ | This will launch terminal and start by asking for a password. Type 'probotix' and hit enter. If prompted for yes or no, type 'y' and hit enter. At the end it will ask you to select which config you will be using. Find your machine in the list and choose either the regular or VFD version. | ||
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+ | The install is now complete and a new link is on your desktop. | ||
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+ | ==Manual Install== | ||
+ | If the script file fails you can also manually move the files. Go to "Places" => "Home Folder" => "LinuxCNC" => "Configs" Once you are in the configs folder you will place the folder that contains the configs here("Probotix_2015","Probotix_Pre_2015", or "Probotix_Unity_Conversion"). Ignore the extra files and folders inside the zip file. | ||
Then you will go to "Application" => "CNC" => "LinuxCNC" => then select the configuration you want to use. In the lower left of the configuration selection window, you have the option to create a desktop short cut. This is recommended for easy access to the program. | Then you will go to "Application" => "CNC" => "LinuxCNC" => then select the configuration you want to use. In the lower left of the configuration selection window, you have the option to create a desktop short cut. This is recommended for easy access to the program. | ||
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− | + | =Machine Configurations= | |
*Standard (imperial) units are default unless configuration specifies Metric | *Standard (imperial) units are default unless configuration specifies Metric | ||
*2015 in the file name are for machines built after 2015 OR machines retrofitted with Bipolar drivers and wiring | *2015 in the file name are for machines built after 2015 OR machines retrofitted with Bipolar drivers and wiring | ||
*If you do not know what configuration to use, contact [mailto:support@probotix.com PROBOTIX] | *If you do not know what configuration to use, contact [mailto:support@probotix.com PROBOTIX] | ||
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==Machines built in 2015 and on== | ==Machines built in 2015 and on== | ||
− | + | [[file:Probotix_2015_install.zip]] | |
==Machines built prior to 2015 but converted to a unity controller== | ==Machines built prior to 2015 but converted to a unity controller== | ||
+ | [[file:Probotix_Unity_Conversion_install.zip]] | ||
==Machines built prior to 2015 using original unipolar controller== | ==Machines built prior to 2015 using original unipolar controller== | ||
− | + | [[file:Probotix_Pre_2015_install.zip]] | |
== V90 == | == V90 == |
Revision as of 09:05, 2 December 2015
Contents
How to Install Configurations
Using Script File
You will need to unzip the file onto your desktop of the machine computer. Open the folder and double click the file named probotix.sh then click run in terminal when prompted.
This will launch terminal and start by asking for a password. Type 'probotix' and hit enter. If prompted for yes or no, type 'y' and hit enter. At the end it will ask you to select which config you will be using. Find your machine in the list and choose either the regular or VFD version.
The install is now complete and a new link is on your desktop.
Manual Install
If the script file fails you can also manually move the files. Go to "Places" => "Home Folder" => "LinuxCNC" => "Configs" Once you are in the configs folder you will place the folder that contains the configs here("Probotix_2015","Probotix_Pre_2015", or "Probotix_Unity_Conversion"). Ignore the extra files and folders inside the zip file.
Then you will go to "Application" => "CNC" => "LinuxCNC" => then select the configuration you want to use. In the lower left of the configuration selection window, you have the option to create a desktop short cut. This is recommended for easy access to the program.
Machine Configurations
- Standard (imperial) units are default unless configuration specifies Metric
- 2015 in the file name are for machines built after 2015 OR machines retrofitted with Bipolar drivers and wiring
- If you do not know what configuration to use, contact PROBOTIX
Machines built in 2015 and on
File:Probotix 2015 install.zip
Machines built prior to 2015 but converted to a unity controller
File:Probotix Unity Conversion install.zip
Machines built prior to 2015 using original unipolar controller
File:Probotix Pre 2015 install.zip
V90
This file will need to be adjusted to match the performance of your machine.
X90
This file will need to be adjusted to match the performance of your machine.