Back [08:06:49]<jepler> pdflatex failed
[08:06:50]<jepler> These:57877: Command \textTheta unavailable in encoding T1.
[08:06:59]<jepler> looks like it's too fancy for pdf
[09:23:53]<skunkworks> recieved my t520.. just got jessie installed
[10:56:17]<skunkworks> pcw_home: we should power the 7i48 separaetely? (and the7i69)
[10:57:33]<skunkworks> better question - can the 7i48 run on the same supply as the 7i80?
[10:57:48]<skunkworks> I assume so... (stupid question)
[11:00:09]<pcw_home> Yeah I would power the 7I80 and 7I48 from the same 5V supply (and power the external 7I48 5V connector,
[11:00:10]<pcw_home> cable power is often not good for multiple older (so higher power) encoders
[11:00:53]<pcw_home> The 7I69 will run fine on cable (CAT5E/6) power
[11:02:03]<pcw_home> its less than 150 ma or so (and the CAT5 power uses doubled 5V and GND)
[11:03:49]<skunkworks> pcw_home: the 7i69 will handle 2 opto24 boards running off it (powered from the cat 5 cable)
[11:31:40]<pcw_home> It should (but use Cat5E/Cat6)
[11:32:18]<skunkworks> yes - it is 5e shielded
[11:33:47]<skunkworks> biab
[15:56:12]<jepler> too bad all the images are dead .. these reprappers ponder using 35mm film with sprocket holes for linear motion. crazy. http://forums.reprap.org/read.php?4,35100 [16:01:39]<jepler> > some RepRap researchers propose a "polar" robot such that the tangential motor moves things in a helix using some screw thread. so that moving it +360 degrees makes it end up in almost precisely the original location, except the position is higher up 1 screw thread increment (Z). Then we don't need a separate Z motor.
[16:02:46]<jepler> (hmm how are you going to retract between extrusion sites then?)
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[18:49:59]<andypugh> What does Axis use to populate the axis selector buttons? I only have X ZUVW on this config.
[18:50:32]<andypugh> (But I have defined a Y-axis in COORDINATES and it is linked in the HAL)
[18:50:54]<andypugh> and LATHE=0
[20:49:38]<jepler> in master branch, it uses "axis_mask" from the stat buffer
[20:49:44]<jepler> for i in range(9):
[20:49:44]<jepler> if s.axis_mask & (1<<i): continue
[20:49:44]<jepler> c = getattr(widgets, "axis_%s" % ("xyzabcuvw"[i]))
[20:49:44]<jepler> c.grid_forget()
[20:50:02]<jepler> so for any axis that is not represented in axis_mask, that corresponding jog widget is removed from display
[20:50:17]<jepler> I don't know whether this has changed in ja#, in case that's what you're using
[22:05:51]<cradek> [22:07:09]<Tom_itx> american translation: alt-255