WEMAS MT 32 CNC Lathe -> LinuxCNC - Mesa or EtherCAT?
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Maybe i try to get a used Beckhoff AX5xx from eBay when thats easyer to use with LCNC.
... the SIEMENS etherCAT pcb is hard to get. it starts to annoying me...
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AX5xxx from beckhoff is SoE and it can be pain to create custom .xml which should be editable out of Sachas own .xml files...
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What do you mean with "SoE"?
Maybe i try to get a used Beckhoff AX5xx from eBay when thats easyer to use with LCNC.
... the SIEMENS etherCAT pcb is hard to get. it starts to annoying me...
endian post=327010 userid=29161
AX5xxx from beckhoff is SoE and it can be pain to create custom .xml which should be editable out of Sachas own .xml files...
SoE does mean - Sercos over Ethercat ... similar to CoE - CANopen over Ethercat ... You can imagine that ethercat itself is a empty lorry train were many different buses/networks shape members can sit a transport itself where they are need ..but very fast, synchro and with many many diagnostic stuff
I have never creating custom .xml file for them only for CoE stuff I have done it... I think if you are basic user it should be enough for you to use .xml config from saschas shop but ... it has many many very usefull stuff as monitoring the native I/Os ... external encoder - basically for external encoder as linear scales to run velocity loop over them ...
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What are those magic display buttons? Link?
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Thanks!

its called "Streamdeck" in my case the XL Version. Its a programmable lcd wirh buttons. Streamers/Cutters/etc use it for shortcuts and so on.
Smarter people than me are working on it to make it even more usable with LinuxCNC!
forum.linuxcnc.org/show-your-stuff/52628...for-linuxcnc?start=0
greetings
Tom
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