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For 'Home All' you need to add a 'HOME_SEQUENCE' number to each [JOINT_n] section in your ini file:
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/config/ini-homing...l#sec:homing-section

Thats interesting on our GUI we have a button that says "home axis", and i have to home individually each axis. On videos i have seen the same button says "home all". Is it possible to add this line and exactly where do i add it?? or do we need to download the whole program again.

Editing on mobile is crazy so I will post a small warning. If you have an HF start plasma, the HF is created between tip and electrode, you might still not believe me but anyways.
There could be some HF in the tip so keep that in mind.

tommylight wrote:

I do not have any torch with shield, so i can not test although i do have 2 of THCAD for now.

 

I assume you mean that the tip ”sticks out” from the torch? You could always wire the sensing between the tip and work.

tommylight wrote:

I have to go pick up a Hypertherm 3070 as i do have it's torch and cables in my shop, but the transformer was to big to fit in a Skoda SuperB!

 

You should be getting some pretty nice cuts with that one. Apart from the relatively low consumable life and a lack of spares its a great machine.

Wait, are you homing the machine with "home all" button?
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In your ini file, there are home_search_velocity and home_latch_velocity but there is no home_final_velocity ???

I have tried to do this prior and we get the same error messages. And the erroring appears as you press ok on the touch off box. Its very strange i do wonder if its the board as we couldnt get a Messa board (they are out of stock) we have used the Mach3 BOB

Try homing the machine, set Z so it does air cutting above the material, touch off all 3 axis at 0 and try a dry run of that gcode.
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The erroring at touch off seems a bit strange as it does not involve any MDI command.

The "lspci -vv|grep -i eth" output is as follows:

======================================================================
raycnc1@debian:~$ lspci -vv|grep -i eth
05:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 16)
    Subsystem: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd Onboard Ethernet
raycnc1@debian:~$
======================================================================

And a very important update:
Today I ran latency test for 2 hour almost, and shockingly Max jitter for both servo and base thread result found in order of 49,000,000 ns. Normally these values are in 20,000 ns~30,000 ns range.

What to do?


 

HAL Files

Hello everyone, please help me configure the pin index, on the NVEM v2, RT1052, I need speed feedback from the spindle driver - this is one pulse input, I can't figure out which encoder modules to choose and what's the difference anyway


txt

"Thread": "Base",
"Type": "QDC",
"Comment": "SPINDEL ENCODER",
"PV": 0,
"Data Bit": 24,
"ChA Pin": "P3_22",
"ENC No": 1,
"Filter PER": 10,
"Filter CNT": 4

Hal file
loadrt PRUencoder names=SPencoder
addf PRUencoder.capture-position servo-thread
setp SPencoder.position-scale 6
net encoder-count <= remora.PV.0 => SPencoder.raw_count

Here is the INI file. I will just add that we are using a Mach3 BOB as we are unable to get a Messa board at the moment due to stock. The other thing to mention is that we had to invert both the Direction and home for Y and X axis to get them to travel in the correct direction and home to the correct place.

 

i think this is good as it gets with this test program. ran this one at 50%. so 1/4 depth with .020 step over @25 IPM and i final @20 IPM
i wonder how hard i can run now i got lots of extra juice

Seems the limits are not set properly, upload the hal and ini file here on the forum so we can have a look.