PNCConf 2.90-pre0-3629g4fb5248dd (~03/03/2021) --- bug? (sorted)

Could someone please check something for me

Could you simply create a new profile with the PNCConf tool (simple + fast mill) using axis / anything really.

load it and see if it is very slow.

I found that :
[TASK]
TASK = milltask
CYCLE_TIME = 100

was set

I believe
CYCLE_TIME = 0.010

should be the more correct number as it is measured in seconds

(I have done a lot of installs and reinstals from a clean LCNC iso + update to master via buildbot)

I hate calling "bug" but something went wrong for me and LCNC GUI's (I tried a few via pncConf) were very very slow... I thought I'd changed the wrong settings in the bios or something.... then changed Cycle_Time = 0.010 and all is happy now.

{note I had no problems with the QTPlasmaC sim I loaded just to test and headscratch).


I did ask for "Commanded" position and not "actual".... that was the only other chane I did on the GUI / Axis screenset in PNCConf

That's interesting had another customer complain about a similar issue,
must be that pncconf and Axis? GUI don't agree on units

The change to ms was done here

github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/commit/8f2e...0164df7677d5857f0d8e

A more instructive commit:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/commit/9bd5...b9f31bad0c6d967654a7

Axis should now make a reasonable choice about whether the number is seconds or mS.

(This is useful when switching GUIs)

Latest 2.9/Master build, the TASK has it set to 100:

While EMCIO has it set at 0.1

sorry about that guys - thanks for the hint. should be fixed now.

Chris

thanks all, thought I was going mad (wondering what or how I broke things)

note, I had the same problem when I created a Gmoccapy GUI first with the config, then created an axis and a at dragon screenset with the same Pncconf. file just changing the GUI

I then formatted the drive and put a new lcnc install from buster iso 2.8, upgraded to master via buildbot.

created a new Pncconf with axis first (as axis always worked fine previous) and it was unresponsive too..... then went investigating the hal / ini file settings and found the 100 .... changed it to 0.010 and everything worked fine creating axis, Gmoccapy guis

glad I was able to help as I'm sure it may have confused others.

+ glad someone was able to work out what I was waffling on about and work out the potential problems / where the issue was.