wiring MPGs to 7i96s

Hello, Can someone help to edit the attached picture with the MPG connections to the meat inputs of the 7i96s, as well as insert which lines should be entered in the Hal in order to  work 2 MPG, both together(like manual lathe without axis selector) for the X and Z axis? Thanks 

MPG1-A 7I96S IN0
MPG1-B 7I96S IN1
MPG2-A 7I96S IN2
MPG2-B 7I96S IN3
GND 7I96 IN COMMON

This does mean the other 7I96S inputs are sinking inputs
(pull high to activate)

  If this is correct, then I understand, I tried to search the forum for some Hal examples of assigning functions to inputs for MPG, but it confuses me, considering that the axis selector is used almost everywhere, I don't need mpg for positioning, more for manual synchronized work of the x and z axes. Do you have an example of how it should be added to Hal, because in pnccnfg and not even in mesact, as far as I've seen, there is no input allocation , assign for MPG?

You would need to connect:

hm2_7i96s.0.inm.00.enc0-count
hm2_7i96s.0.inm.00.enc1-count

to the appropriate axis jog-counts pins

linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/examples/mpg.html
do i need to include all this in the config including ilowpass, mux4(what is that), scale..etc

Yes, the only thing different is the source pin of the counts

Masiwood123 wrote:

linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/examples/mpg.html
do i need to include all this in the config including ilowpass, mux4(what is that), scale..etc

If you want to switch between different scalings of the MPG, or want to use one MPG for different axes, then yes.
Ilowpass you may need in every case for smoother jogging.

I would like the x encoder to follow jog velocity which is set in gui(not with increments 0.1,10,100,(physical selector) Z axis the same that.. also i dont need it for positioning, want it too works always(I mean while gcode not in progress).. also I would like both axes to work at the same time also I don't need any selector. I will have some frequent small operations on the lathe I am making and I would like to be able to do it manually, not via gcode, what else do I want I give a child or an old father to play with the hands and make something (those who don't know what a volt or watt is, and haven't even heard of gcode yet:)))Thank you all

something like this

Then you don't need most of these examples. You only have to connect your pins

to

And set theses pins:
axis.x.jog-enable
axis.z.jog-enable

And set a scale:
axis.x.jog-scale
axis.z.jog-scale

But I would recommend to use the ilowpass for smoother jogging like in the second example. But you need two instances of that component.