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Configuring LinuxCNC
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PnCConf Wizard
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PNCconf 7i92H and 7i76
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03 May 2024 18:41 #299656
by stonebite
I have installed a 7i92H in the machine.
I have the 7i96S as a replacement and it doesn't play a role here.
I apologize for the misunderstanding
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06 May 2024 09:19 #299922
by stonebite
i am confused, i would like to ask my question again about my understanding.
which axes of the machine should I move?
for me the question arises, is the generated PncConf file a pure simulation, or does it already affect the real machine?
If the latter, I would like to know how the file can intervene? Does the FPGA have the necessary information?
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06 May 2024 12:44 #299937
by stonebite
ok, I start the PncConf file, switch the emergency stop "off" - i.e. the machine is switched on and try to reference and get the following error messages
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06 May 2024 13:15 - 06 May 2024 13:16 #299938
by tommylight
Use PncConf to edit the existing config, on the input pins page invert all 4 sensor pins.
Edit.
First make sure the sensors are not triggered.
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