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Hello All,
I have an error after trying to set up a 7i76E with a Asus Essential 14 N150 NUC.
Running the latest Debian and installed Linux CNC as instructed by Mr Rod on his youtube video.
All the installation went smoothly, but i am facing this error during my connection to the card.This is my second install, I have previously set up a 7i96S system and is succesfully running.
I am running a 12V smps for the 7i76E board, could that could be a problem.I think I might have missed something here.Please find the error report attached.
Thank you,

Antony. 

tommylight wrote:

@RodW,
50 minute video for a 3 minute setup, really?
Here is everything in one place and does not take 50 minutes:
forum.linuxcnc.org/27-driver-boards/3559...ethernet-mesa-boards

If you had of followed the link It would have taken you to the exact spot about 16 minutes in where I discuss the networking in that 50 minutes. Its a very old video now but still current.

@RodW,
50 minute video for a 3 minute setup, really?
Here is everything in one place and does not take 50 minutes:
forum.linuxcnc.org/27-driver-boards/3559...ethernet-mesa-boards

Here's the thing, it may be difficult to tell what happened, but the card did not leave Mesa with
a blown  27 Ohm resistor network and a bad 74ACT541. Also, it is important to know what happened
so it does not happen again.

The good news is that the card is repairable. Mesa normally charges $35.00 for minor repairs like this.

adhamamer wrote:

Im pretty confident that i did not cause this damage, all the wiring Ive done on tb2 was also done on tb3 to a standard tb6600 stepper driver
What do you guys think i should do?

I have no idea what do you expect from us to tell you as i am sure you do not want to deal with reality.
My reality is: I have over 80 or 90 of Mesa boards in daily use, never ever had one fail nor had issues, ever, mostly on industrial machines in use 24/7/365.
P.S.
This is my polite answer as you said "im pretty confident...".
Next time try to figure out how that happened instead of insisting it did not happen.
Also, whatever the price of any Mesa board is, i have to pay at least twice that to get theme here, and i pay that gladly.

Update:

MESA Replied:“OK, examined the cardU15 (STEP+/DIR+ 0..3 driver) and RN31 (27 Ohm resistor networkin series with STEPO+/DIRO+ and STEPO-/DIRO- pins) were both damaged.RN31 had opens on the STEPO+ and DIRO+ pins.Damage was likely caused by connection of theSTEPO+,DIRO+ pinsto either something outside the 0 to +5V range (even briefly) ora long time short of the STEPO+,DIRO+ pins to 5V or ground.”

Im pretty confident that i did not cause this damage, all the wiring Ive done on tb2 was also done on tb3 to a standard tb6600 stepper driver
What do you guys think i should do?

Hi,

Setting up Probe Basic 0.6.6 on a 4-axis gantry machine (MPCNC with a fixed rotary B axis mounted at the end of the Y travel).

Configuration:
- LinuxCNC 2.9.8
- Mesa 7I76E (Ethernet)
- trivkins coordinates=XXYYZB, 6 joints
- B axis is a rotary chuck, fixed position at Y=700mm

What works:
DRO displays all 4 axes correctly using DRO_DISPLAY = XYZAB (A axis is unused but present — there is no XYZB option available).

What does not work:
The backplot renders the toolpath as 3-axis only — B axis rotation is not applied when building the path. For wrapped rotary applications (tube machining) the toolpath preview is not meaningful.

Also, machine bounds are not displayed in the 4-axis config, while they display correctly in the 3-axis config on the same machine.

Are there any plans to support wrapped rotary backplot rendering in Probe Basic / qtpyvcp?

3 axis configuration - mpcnc_probebasic.ini
4 axis configuration - probebasic_4b.ini

Hallo Zusammen ! Da bin ich mal wieder mit einem oder besser mehreren Problemen... Mittlerweile weiß ich nicht mehr weiter. Meine Fräse spinnt ja des öfteren,da habe ich mich schon daran gewöhnt,einfach am nächsten Tag wieder Versuchen ,dann ging es meistens wieder. Fehlermeldungen wie" Radius to end of arc differs from Radius to start und ähnliches bin ich ja schon gewöhnt. Da half oft einfach einen anderen G Code zu Laden,Starten und gleich wieder Stoppen,dann den Ursprünglichen Code wieder Laden und dann ging es . Jetzt Kommt aber die Fehlermeldung,dass die Fehlermeldung" Bewegung Linear in Zeile 19 würde Anschlag der Achse 1 Überschreiten! Das Dumme ist nur,dass das Werkstück 40mm Durchmesser hat und ich nach jeder Seite 250mm Weg über habe. Jeden Start quittiert die Maschine mit einem sofortigen Stopp. Ich habe für das Werkstück 2 G Codes,einmal für eine 3,17mm Fräser und einmal für einen 2mm Fräser zum Schlichten. Der G Code für den 3,17mm Fräser läuft ohne Probleme,der für den 2mm Fräser nicht. Ich habe schon ein neues Setup Probiert,für jeden Arbeitsschritt einen eigen G-Code erstellt,alles ohne Erfolg. Meine Steuerung ist eine Mesa 7i76e ,an allen Achsen Closed Loop.  Das Nonplusultra wäre jemand im Raum Laa an der Thaya in Niederösterreich,der sich das mal in Natura gegen Bezahlung natürlich anschauen könnte. Ich bin mit meinem Latein Mittlerweile am Ende. Ein neues Bedienpult neuem Steuerrechner(I 5) steht auch schon in den Startlöchern,da bin ich auch noch am Tüfteln wegen Werkzeuglängen vermessung und Antastfunktion ect. G-Code häng ich mal an,vielleicht findet wer den Fehler,ich werde nicht daraus Schlau. Mit Dank im Voraus !

Unless you changed the firmware, I doubt that that's the issue.
 (all cards are tested and shipped with standard firmware)

You think it's worth it to give it another shot with flashing another firmware before returning it or do you advice against that?

The hal and ini file look sane so I would guess its some kind of hardware issue.
 So the card should be returned for evaluation
 

I tried on a Raspberry Pi 4 with image "image_2026-01-21-raspios-lcnc-2.9.8-trixie-arm64"
and on a Laptop with image "linuxcnc_2.9.8-amd64.hybrid"
and unfortunately i get the same results on both, with the simplest configs i can do, even in the test/tune tab in pnc wizard it acts the same way, Sorry guys i may be missing something really basic here, do you think it might be the firmware?

config name "GG" made on the laptop

Files attached

Can you make a new very simple config and test again?

Very weird symptoms...

Probably should be returned for evaluation

As last check on the software side, can you post you hal/ini files?

I measured again

from +5V to DIR+ = 5.13V and drops to exactly 5V when jogging in the negative direction


from +5V to DIR- is always at 0V That's for all channels on TB2 1, 2 and 3

Do you think i got a faulty board, Sorry this is getting so frustrating