LinuxCNC + Orange Pi (allwincnc)

Hey Bari,

is there a post to show how to lock speed?

Hi Forks,

Good day.
I have playaround the encoder function today and there is one issue I found with the input pin function.
I can't use the "setp arisc.gpio.PG6-pull       -1" to pull the pin to ground, It mean the encoder number keeping counting, still has 0.6V on the pin.
And also seem like the encoder only likes to counting at HIGH, I need to use the pull down resistor with input pins.
But If I check the pin which is sign to the Stepper Enable pin or the DIR pin, they can set to low correctly.

I wonder If MX Master have some luck to look on it, But I realize they talk about the encoder function before, I wonder how they set there hardware and parameter.


 

Should I use this to install from that page, or do I need a variant for ARM?

apt install mali-t76x-x11-driver
apt install mali-t76x-wayland-driver
apt install mali-t76x-fbdev-driver

is this for real encoders or the virtual feedback encoder?

Hey Ninja! 

The CPU can be locked on the armbian-config tool. Select the same clock for min and max and the governor as performance.

Also, edit your /boot/armbianEnv.txt and add this to the end of it:
On your INI file, you have to add the option to ignore if the machine was homed or not, since you don't have the switches/sensors wired yet. It can be done by adding this to the TRAJ section:
I'm still having some issues. So please, report your test results here! Thanks.

I use the encoder funtion to connect the MPG Jog wheel.
Not the one for feedback.
I'm not sure the SOC board have enough CPU power to do the real encoder close loop stuff.