How to build a spaceship with Linuxcnc and a Mesa 7i76e
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11 Dec 2024 13:14 #316468
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12 Dec 2024 04:02 #316495
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I don't think there is a way to write from LInuxcnc to the MPG Screen. I think it must use the USB for that.
As far as the wiring goes, the circuit diagram on the receiver is all you need as each part is a seperate set of pins.
The estop is designed to be standards based with two redundant circuits but it works for a single sided estop as well.
You used to have to ask for a 5 volt encoder for mesa but now I think there is a switch to select between 5v and 24v on the board.
I always have used the digital I/O for axis and jog speed select to save pins (with a MUX8 or MUX4)
This recent config I did uses the same pendant and there is a seperate hal file and also a custom component to manage the three jogging buttons
github.com/rodw-au/showstopper
As far as the wiring goes, the circuit diagram on the receiver is all you need as each part is a seperate set of pins.
The estop is designed to be standards based with two redundant circuits but it works for a single sided estop as well.
You used to have to ask for a 5 volt encoder for mesa but now I think there is a switch to select between 5v and 24v on the board.
I always have used the digital I/O for axis and jog speed select to save pins (with a MUX8 or MUX4)
This recent config I did uses the same pendant and there is a seperate hal file and also a custom component to manage the three jogging buttons
github.com/rodw-au/showstopper
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