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Sorry about that. Ive attached pics here.

Спасибо большое. На плату залита прошивка с сайта mesa (7i98_5abobx3d.zip - bit and pin), хотя плата неоригинальная. Приложил файлы с фото платы и распиновкой: old - что сейчас пока установлено, new - как нужно. Свободные пины на P3 буду использовать по концевики,  HOME, Estop и переключатели.

I decided to wait for the next batch of boards to come out. Any estimation when they will be available?

-Use a DVM to check if the ground is properly connected.
-A quick test, make another config with PncConf, but invert all stepgen output pins.
Upload the config files here sop we can have a look, and some pictures of the wiring.

Upload the pictures here, not on plasmaspider.

I am using direct UDP to the board instead. Thanks for the input!

hi ive got this working flawlessly on my scylla btt board took 3 days drop us a message on here if u still looking .

These are the limit switches I am using I believe they are connected to tb5 on the mesa 7i76e.   
And here are my latch positions and velocities   

grandixximo wrote:

1.44.0 is the latest version, also ethercat don't get from IGH, please uninstall IGH ethercat, and install the one from here instead

github.com/linuxcnc-ethercat/ethercat/releases

your devices will OP much quicker.

also note this new version needs an additional command in hal
lcec.activate

There seems to be a lot of systems like this recently.
The correct method is to use MTconnect  which is a standards based read only API now included in LinuxCNC master branch.
With MTconnect you can publish the same data to Home assistant which can then trigger automations 
mtconnect.org/

This took me all  of 5 minutes to publish to Home Assistant (sorry Linuxcnc is not running right now...)
 

I just did the same thing, Please feel free to reach out if you need any help. I feel like I learned a fair bit along the way...

1.44.0 is the latest version, also ethercat don't get from IGH, please uninstall IGH ethercat, and install the one from here instead

github.com/linuxcnc-ethercat/ethercat/releases

your devices will OP much quicker.

Thanks Rod
Its a ripper, just what I was after,

If you indicate what the exact pinout required is, I can build the firmware.

Hey Folks, I threw together a wee python package to run on a standard LinuxCNC installation. I tend to have  an IP cam watching my machine but I know not everyone wants to do that. This package monitors the internal LCNC status and pings it out to a ntfy.sh  topic so you get "Machine stopped - ESTOP" etc. No account needed on NTFY. You can install the app for free on android or ios, and there's a web page on the LCNC machine showing the stats too.

github.com/bucklevision/Linuxcnc-notify/

Feel free to try it and see if it helps, give me a ping if you find issues or have ideas for improvements.

Free for all, no intention of that changing - LCNC has been a great tool for me, hope this is useful for some.