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17 Nov 2025 00:42 #338547
by ihavenofish
Replied by ihavenofish on topic lemontart - a call for help with s curve, ui's, and all the cool toys
So, to be more coherent on the control desires....
1: A new UI skinning of (probably) qtdragon, possibly vertical layout. I'll do the layouts, I'll need help turning it into a real working UI.
2: A linuxcnc build with a configuration wizard that includes ethercat and modbus, atc types, and some specific presets for lemontart (and then presets for any other machine people like - maybe presets can be just saved out from peoples manual configurations and shared).
3: Jerk limiting.at minimum on any exact top moves. Secondary is to add it to other motion. Bonus points for integrating all the fancier TP stuff from the tormach 1500.
For the physical control, I'm going to do a printed panel, with waveshare touch display, and a common low cost passively cooled dual nic mini itx board. Just so its easy and standard. "go buy these things, assemble, load linuxcnc onto it and run set up wizard"
1: A new UI skinning of (probably) qtdragon, possibly vertical layout. I'll do the layouts, I'll need help turning it into a real working UI.
2: A linuxcnc build with a configuration wizard that includes ethercat and modbus, atc types, and some specific presets for lemontart (and then presets for any other machine people like - maybe presets can be just saved out from peoples manual configurations and shared).
3: Jerk limiting.at minimum on any exact top moves. Secondary is to add it to other motion. Bonus points for integrating all the fancier TP stuff from the tormach 1500.
For the physical control, I'm going to do a printed panel, with waveshare touch display, and a common low cost passively cooled dual nic mini itx board. Just so its easy and standard. "go buy these things, assemble, load linuxcnc onto it and run set up wizard"
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