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Hallo Juergen,

danke fürs Nachprüfen – damit ist es klar: Der Fehler liegt bei uns, nicht an deinem Firefox.

Was passiert: Die Linux-Version von Takshak bringt eigene Kopien einiger Systembibliotheken mit. Beim Öffnen des Handbuchs hat Takshak dem Browser seinen eigenen Bibliothekspfad mitgegeben. Auf neueren Systemen (z. B. Debian 13) kann Firefox mit diesen älteren Bibliotheken nicht starten – deshalb öffnet sich nichts. Aus dem Terminal gestartet bekommt Firefox eine saubere Umgebung, darum funktioniert es dort.

Wir konnten das genau nachstellen und haben es behoben: Ab Takshak CAM 1.0.7 startet Takshak den Browser – und alles andere, was es außerhalb des Programms öffnet, etwa Ordner und Links – mit deiner normalen Systemumgebung. Getestet auf Debian 12 und 13: Das Handbuch öffnet sich, und die Hilfe einer Operation springt direkt zu ihrer Seite.

Bis 1.0.7 erscheint, findest du das Handbuch auf Deutsch online:
takshakcam.com/manual/de

Die beiden Meldungen in deinem Screenshot („Install Failed: Unable to enable systemd service“ und „Not running on one of the supported Live systems“) kommen übrigens von appimaged, einem separaten Hilfsprogramm für AppImages – nicht von Takshak. Für Takshak spielen sie keine Rolle.

Danke für deine Geduld und die Rückmeldung!

Viele Grüße
Georg

The firmware is installed. The mpg counts, but there is no connection to axis.

Unfortuately HALUI doesn't integrate well with guis.
Overrides changes in HALUI will show in QtDragon but not HALUI jog speed.
There has been some work on this recently but it hasn't made it in linuxcnc yet.

It's possible to add custom code/pins to qtdragon to help with integration.
Can you be specifics about what you need?

Looks fantastic in pics! haven't trued it yet.

Always interested in contructive feedback good or bad - really am.
But stuff like this makes me shake my head a bit.

Compiling problems aren't usually QtDragons fault - you didn't  mention what system you are compiling in so no one could help or evaluate the problem.

I'm sorry Qtdragon didn't suit you out of the box, but there is quite alot you could change.
For instance based on your pic, you could turn on the machine and home it, then the colors change from disabled to enabled and look like this:

 

Qtdragon has optional stylesheets to easily change colors, there are several built in.

If fonts are a problem you can change them too.
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/qtdragon.html#_stylesheets

If you asked nice I bet someone would have even helped you get something that works better for your eyes.

Or don't use it at all. Choice is yours. 
 

Look on the start page, should be a checkbox for 'advanced pages'
check that box on, then extra pages will be shown in sequence.

In my script, with G59.3, after I do those three lines, the only other thing I do is a quick G43 (no H needed) to reload the just-modified table entry.

If this is a 7I96 and not a 7I96S, you would need 7i96_inmd.bit firmware installed.
has this been done?
 

 Thank You for you input, I copied and made a separate tool_change.ngc for testing this tool probe in G59.3 somehow I was able to get that to probe and go back to previous WCS but my measure is still off tool tip about 9.5mm below Z0. My question is do I remove #<tool_length> = [#<spindle_setter_z> - #<setter_touch_machine_z>]p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; }hr { height: 1px; border-width: 0; }li.unchecked::marker { content: "\2610"; }li.checked::marker { content: "\2612"; }and update ; Write the measured length to the selected tool-table entry.G10 L1 P#<selected_tool> Z#<tool_length>p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; }hr { height: 1px; border-width: 0; }li.unchecked::marker { content: "\2610"; }li.checked::marker { content: "\2612"; }with G10 L1 P[#<_selected_tool>] Z[#5403 + #5063]

just want to be clear
Thankyou


 

Thank you for all the help over the years you have given me.

Thank you for all the contributions you have made here on the forum over the years.

Your support has been excellent!

Hello,
I am trying to set up my LinuxCNC control system with a Mesa 7I96 using pncconf. I’ve seen in several threads that there is an "external controls" page in pncconf where you can configure things like handwheels. However, I am unable to access this "external controls" page. What am I doing wrong? Could someone help me find it?
Thanks,
Hans

Hello,
i have install LCNC with a 7I96 for a lathe. There a two mpgs connected the first mpg on pin 0 + 1 and the other mpg on pin 2 + 3 from connector
TB3. Is there a sample for the hal-file to use the mpgs for nturning in manual mode?
Thanks
Hans

Thank you for approving it, tommylight - and for being upfront about it being paid software. That's exactly how I wanted to present it.

If anyone has questions, finds a bug, or thinks a cycle behaves wrong on their machine, please post here - I'll answer and fix what I can.

I have approved this, it is for payed software with a trial version, so if anyone has anything against it, let me know.
Thank you.