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How would Rufus be the problem? If the liveCD version runs, then the ISO has been written properly, and it's easy enough to run the verification check before using it as bootable media.

elisilva wrote:

I trying ramake PCB of the BCL-AMP Friendess Preamplifier,

That sounds interesting! Can you share photos of the PCB?

Sorted, cheers.

And the PC MUST be set to 10.10.10.nnn where nnn is anything from 1 to 254 but NOT 10.
So yes, the PC set at 10.10.10.11 will work.

Hi all,
I am a newbie to cnc and to linux so please be patient with me. I have seen some posts where using the 7i76eu board can be set to using ip address of 10.10.10.10 I see some guys say changing w2 and w3 manual says w13 and w14 default is 192.168.1.121 with both down. and both up 192.168.1.121+ use fallback configuration. Some guys say w3 and w3 off to set ip to 10.10.10.10. I am confused many say i should be using 10.10.10.10 and hve pc to 10.10.10.11. Does the 7i76eu magically change the ip with w13 and w14 in the default down and the w2 and w3 in down position, or do you have to do something else in progaming also.
This my seem stupid to some of you more experienced users but I am confused!
Thanks for any help

Hi! Great Hug from Brazil! A Questions? Who I'd Can Help me , I trying ramake PCB of the BCL-AMP Friendess Preamplifier, i need know techinical informations since Already thanks very much for atention

NOT my stuff!!!
Been seeing this for quite a while now, but this is a "how to use it" where several nice features can be seen that make it easier to use the machine.

My guess is Rufus is the problem, create a new ISO with Balena Etcher

From a quick glance, there are no offsets in the ini file set for joints/axis, there needs to be some small offset to move away from limit switches after the homing is done, usually 2-3mm, adjust accordingly for imperial units.
And wizard can not move both tandem axis at the same time, so using it to test tandem joints is not recommended till that feature is added.
Edit:
Also usually the offset value is negative, so -2 or -3mm

.hal/.ini attached:

1. yes, industrial ones are very expensive and very heavy, also fully equipped for any task. I would steer clear of china ones for under 20K as those are "projects", not tools.
2. Biesse, SMC, etc can be found for cheap and retrofitted, not easy and a lot of work, but definitely worth it as you end up with a machine built like a tank with controls that never fail.
3. There are some examples around here and a nice little piece of software for it, but i never used it so i'll leave that to others.

Check the hal file if there is anything using the base period, if not you can remove it.

Hi,
I tried Editor, Notepad++ and eq. all the same result!

Still trying to figure out what the problem is...

If I open the file with gedit from Linux, everything looks fine, but as soonas I change to LinuxCNC I have the same crap...

Freddie

I have a 7I77 and a 7I76 hooked to a 5i25. And then there is a 7I66-8 and a 7I66-24 connected via serial (but I don't think those matter).

I looked for a while and didn't find / couldn't figure out with firmware I would need. Can you recommend an exact firmware?

Thanks!

To get hardware PWM you need to have firmware on the FPGA that supports PWM.
For example if using a 7I76, there is FPGA firmware that replaces 1 Step/Dir output
with hardware PWM/Dir