XHC-WHB04B-6 LinuxCNC not working

Hi Shaun,

If you want to continue development on it, grab the code from my github, it seems I'm going to drop the project for this pendant as it violates a few FCC rules, and our shops been told to discontinue use of it. If you have any questions or want help along the way I may be able to offer some assistance.

-Chad

Hi Chad,

Thanks, I will. Thats a shame... I probably will ask you for some help when the time comes. Thanks!

How does it violate FCC rules? The rules that may be violated for your country may not be an issue here (Australia) or in other places.

Cheers!
Shaun

1) its not labelled for any governing body
2) its operating on 433mhz continuously ( FCC says max of 5 seconds, or chirping every 10)

I did a little digging, it seems you can apply for a license if you are at least 70km away from the Murchison Radioastronomy Observatory located at latitude 26° 42’ 15” south, longitude 116° 39’ 32” east; Region 3 (Oceania) has different rules then region 1 (americas) where the FCC wants to own everything

www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2019C00681
www.acma.gov.au/licences/low-interferenc...s-lipd-class-licence

Wow, That did it !

Good to hear! As I don't have a 6 axis one, and haven't received feedback do the last two axis's work?

satiowadahc wrote: Good to hear! As I don't have a 6 axis one, and haven't received feedback do the last two axis's work?

I tried the 6-axis driver you posted. I could not get it working. From what I remember it didn't seem that the two versions worked in the same way. It was some command that didn't exist on mine. Can't remember details I'm afraid, haven't had time to work on my mill for months.
There were a couple of typos I corrected in that version. Not sure if you have posted a new one.
I did however get the other driver from the "German guy" working. It works really well with that driver.
It it would be interesting to hear if anyone else got your driver for the 6-axis working. I'd like to try that as well.