9 axis jog
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21 Aug 2024 15:30 #308303
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Hi...new to linuxcnc...just got up and running but now am looking to set up panel that shows 9 axis that can be jogged... am using 7i96s mesa with firmware that supports 9 axis but am lost as to configure panel through pncconf..??
Thanks for any help!!
Rick
Thanks for any help!!
Rick
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21 Aug 2024 17:06 #308318
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pncconf will likely only let you configure 4 axes so you would have to manually copy/modify the other 5 in the generated hal and ini files
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21 Aug 2024 17:40 #308326
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Ok...I will look that up on how to...can all 9 axis be shown on jog panel as well?
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21 Aug 2024 18:09 #308328
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AxisGUI has a simple interface that lets you select the axis and then you can use the '+' and '-' buttons to jog.
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21 Aug 2024 20:12 #308338
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I saw something like that in the linuxcnc...but I do not see how to connect to mesa 7i96s board ....is it possible?
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21 Aug 2024 20:29 #308339
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The GUI has no direct connections to the hardware,
so the GUI is basically hardware independent.
That is, parallel port, EtherCAT, Remora, Mesa
etc are all the same GUI wise.
You _do_ need hardware specific hal/ini support for all axis
so the GUI is basically hardware independent.
That is, parallel port, EtherCAT, Remora, Mesa
etc are all the same GUI wise.
You _do_ need hardware specific hal/ini support for all axis
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