EdingCNC uses a Chinese clone of this wireless handwheel, probably with a customized Product ID. I’m not sure if this is a general issue, but it might be interesting for users who want to switch from EdingCNC to LinuxCNC without buying a new wireless handwheel controller.
The controller sold by EdingCNC — which is basically identical to the ones available on AliExpress — costs more than €300. It is needed in order to run with the EDING CNC Software.

@Gogonfa
It might be worth raising an issue on github & maybe request that the PID could included on the line that loads the driver.

Could be of immense help further down the track.

Hi @all,

the issue with the Product ID on my Eding CNC branded wirless Handwheel ist solved. By changing the PorductID in the usb.h file and a rebuild of LinuxCNC, everything works fine image missing /media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png

Thanks @rodw,
today I built LinuxCNC 2.10-pre directly from the git repository, using the 6.12.48+deb13-rt-amd64 real-time kernel together with the Probe Basic GUI.Getting Probe Basic up and running was a bit tricky — some of the Python libraries it relies on are deprecated and no longer available in Python 3.13, so I had to make a few adjustments. But it’s working now!I also changed the ID for the wireless handwheel (not yet tested), and EtherCAT is running as well.