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Hey,
i'm running LinuxCNC 2.9.4 on a Raspberry Pi 5 in combination with a Mesa Card 7i96S.

I seem to be doing something wrong with my limit switches.
When i manually trigger one Switch all LED's to the coresponding pins to the 4 Limit switches on the board turn on.
They are wired to the board as seen in the picture following
X = 0 / Y1 = 1 / Y2 = 2 / Z = 3
The VCC and Ground are wired in parallel to the 5V and Ground the Mesa card is connected to.

Any help would be appreciated. 

@rodw excellent ! I couldn't spot any differences from x64 build

Grotius wrote:

What's the easiest interface board for a new user to use
Parport bob is easy to use.
There are guides to set it up.

www.instructables.com/LinuxCNC-on-Raspbe...Pi-With-GPIO-Control

looping wrote:

Is it possible to use the Master version on a Pi5 ?

It isn't supported out of the box but you could build it from source. I made a video

 

linuxcnc.org/docs/html/install/latency-test.html

ok and the stripes on the sides are indicator for bad latency and the middle doesnt interrest?!

When not using --show , the stripes on both sides of the graph will show that there are latency excursions beyond the visible area, meaning the latency is so big it can not be shown on the graph.
Using --show will add two more fields where the number of excursions is shown.
In short:
-stripes on both sides = bad latency that can not be shown in the graph
-no stripes = latency is only as shown in the graph.

aaaah ok... i dont undeestand because i see in the middle the big Mountain.. but left and right only 2 small stripes...

i trust what you say but dont understand in all.