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  • rodw
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18 Dec 2024 19:53

Error getting packages on fresh install on Raspberry Pi 5

Category: QtPyVCP

No. The linuxcnc image uses Debian so it uses the Debian repository for all packages.
You can find what is available in APT by checking with the Debian Package Seatch.
packages.debian.org/index
If you want to run PI OS, burn another image from the official  Pi images
None of what you mention is required for a Linuxcnc installation

The image is deliberately minimal because of the limited resources of these single board computers.
 
  • Diel
  • Diel
18 Dec 2024 19:48

QtPlasmaC v2.9 do not wait for the time in parameter "Start Fail Timer"

Category: Plasmac

Hi everyone.
I am setting up a Plasma Cutter with QtPlasmaC v2.9 in mode 2 with one parallel port and step motors and a Hypertherm PowerMax 105.
The configuration is working fine but I am having a hard time with the ARC OK signal as the message of "valid arc lost" keep showing up.
It looks like it does not wait the time set on parameter "Start Fail Timer" after turning the torch on to turn on the message. It also does not try to turn on the torch again after the time set on parameter "Retry Delay" not even once (even with the parameter "Max Starts" set to 3.
As outputs I just configure the axis motors and Plasma Torch ON.
As inputs I have ESTOP IN, Plasma Float Switch, Plasma Move Up, Plasma Move Down and Plasma Arc OK.
It does have to be able to wait for the Arc OK signal and try to restart the plasma if the signal does not show up

Any information will be helpfull to find out where I have a problem with my configuration.

Thank you all.
 
  • Lcvette
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18 Dec 2024 19:44
Replied by Lcvette on topic Probe_Basic Bugs?

Probe_Basic Bugs?

Category: QtPyVCP

try the following:
[KINS]
JOINTS = 4
KINEMATICS = trivkins coordinates=XYYZ

[TRAJ]
COORDINATES = XYYZ

HOME_SEQUENCE = 2 (x)
HOME_SEQUENCE = -3 (y)
HOME_SEQUENCE = -3 (y2)
HOME_SEQUENCE = 1 (Z)
  • fully_defined
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18 Dec 2024 19:00 - 18 Dec 2024 21:47
Replied by fully_defined on topic Rotary Selector Switches & Resistors

Rotary Selector Switches & Resistors

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

Here's a 4 --> 2 diode encoder with polarity adjusted
for 7I73 inputs that have built-in pullup resistors
(so read high if unconnected)

Note that mux_generic has built in debouncing so the capacitors should not be needed if you use mux_generic to select jog increments etc.
 


Again, thank you so much for including this schematic! It helped to explain quite a lot, but after poking around on Google I could not find an existing product that does this. It seems weird that such a thing wouldn't exist, so maybe this will be my first electronics CAD project, to create a PCB!

If anyone reading this knows where these products already exist, please comment below!

As an aside, I have never had to test diodes before, so this was a learning experience in other ways. Without putting together a breadboard and trying it out, I wouldn't have had a reason to look into it.

I created this graphic to illustrate the function of a Mux8 switch (as I understand it today, which could be wrong), using a 12-position 1-pole switch and twelve diodes to output three bits. I decided to ignore 9-12, since it would require another bit.
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  • timko307
  • timko307
18 Dec 2024 18:05
Advantech industrial pc question was created by timko307

Advantech industrial pc question

Category: Computers and Hardware

I found this on eebay. From what I've learned this should be very suitable for Linuxcnc.

Advantech Micro Computer AIMC-2000J-HDA1E Industrial PC 8GB 128GB Celeron J1900    $99.99 free shipping
Can't find any documentation on the Advantech website.

Anybody have experience with these units.

Thanks
  • PatJac
  • PatJac
18 Dec 2024 17:43
Replied by PatJac on topic Real-Time Kernel with Orange Pi 4 LTS

Real-Time Kernel with Orange Pi 4 LTS

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

Did succeed compiling armbian minimal img with a patch 6.12.5 rt preempt , installed cinnamon and linuxcnc .. oh , sh!t ,forgot to patch it rt-preempt_FULL.. my opinion on compiling did not change , it just add more my already bowing respects for developpers .
  • Guytou
  • Guytou
18 Dec 2024 15:37
Replied by Guytou on topic QtDragon

QtDragon

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

Thanks!
  • resmond
  • resmond
18 Dec 2024 15:26

Error getting packages on fresh install on Raspberry Pi 5

Category: QtPyVCP

Many of the choices I made during this bumpy configuration journey were driven by reliance on general Linux configuration information sources as I tried to figure out what problem I was actually having at any given moment.

Since I have an inventory of additional uSD & NVME cards I assumed that as my Linux understanding crept up from the near-zero mark I would be starting over at least once reevaluating those choices targeting a less 'chaotic hackers playground' configuration.

Examples of this were installing both GDebi / Synaptic package managers as well as GParted / KDE Partition managers.

I had no idea in either case which would work best or what I would like to choose in the long term, but when I'm in the early learning phase I always know that there will be outright mistakes and sub-optimal choices to say the least.

BTW, I do get your point about the RPi config tools not being necessary for those who know where to go in the Linux config hierarchy to achieve possibly better optimized results but the installation of those tools could always be rolled up in a script as I suspect their inclusion into the XFce application menu for those at their first rodeo.

Now one last actual question:

Even in the situation where someone was going to take a pass on installing the GUI config tools wouldn't it still be valid for all Raspberry builds to have updated APT sources and PGP / keyrings signatures to enable archive.raspberrypi.com (and maybe archive.raspbian.org).

Please correct me if I'm off the mark but wouldn't that be the appropriate 'deb' sources for things other than GUI config tools. Guessing out loud: firmware, eeprom (etc) and possibly purpose built Pi kernels or OS components.

Just wondering. :)
  • PCW
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  • digiex_chris
  • digiex_chris
18 Dec 2024 15:17

LinuxCNC-RIO - RealtimeIO for LinuxCNC based on FPGA (ICE40 / ECP5)

Category: Computers and Hardware

Only thing hire is missing one good in depth help file! :) 

Anyone can open a PR with updated documentation!
  • Tntmold
  • Tntmold
18 Dec 2024 14:59

Ethercat installation from repositories - how to step by step

Category: EtherCAT

Thank you for the reply, I have a 404 not found for IP 195.135.223.226 80. Do you have an suggestions on how to fix this problem?
  • Felthaus
  • Felthaus
18 Dec 2024 14:50 - 18 Dec 2024 15:07

Reading seperate bits from sensors implemented in servo controller

Category: EtherCAT

Hi

I've recently recieved my Ethercat servo controller, and have gotten this up and running with linuxcnc.

I'm trying to extract bit 0-4 in 60FD in my HAL file I'm reading the values via HAL using:

net io-status-signal lcec.0.0.io-status

The last 5 bits are I/O high/low sensor values from endstop and homing, however I cant seem to get access to these bits individually.
Am I missing something fundamental?
I've attached my entire (simple) setup as I'm still tinkering with the control via Ethercat

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  • 0RobSchierer0
  • 0RobSchierer0
18 Dec 2024 14:26 - 18 Dec 2024 14:30
Replied by 0RobSchierer0 on topic Anwendertreffen 2025

Anwendertreffen 2025

Category: Deutsch

Hallo,

und danke für die Antworten!

Wie haben uns entschieden den Termin schon mal festzulegen.

Montag, 05.05.2025 findet das Treffen bei der Jenaer Antriebstechnik statt.

Wir werden die Agenda im neuen Jahr veröffentlichen.

Frohe Weihnachten, guten Rutsch

Robert Schierer
  • mkudlacek
  • mkudlacek
18 Dec 2024 13:49

Manual Tool Change (Stable version) and tool load position

Category: QtPyVCP

Thank you for the ideas. I didn't want to take the approach of needing to know a precise Z height of tool setter, because it feels cumbersome to me, however beneficial it may be. And I got away with that:) So, attached is the code of my take on the manual tool change macro. It works on my machine flawlessly and I think it's rather elegant solution. The procedure is noted in the macro itself and here's excerpt of the documentation:
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(#####################################################################################)
(                                                                                     )
( Documentation                                                                       )
(                                                                                     )
( This macro is for measuring and setting tool offset after manual change of the tool )
( in non-ATC spindles. It ensures (via G43), that the tip of the tool will be at the  )
( same Z-height after change. It uses a touch tool setter in known XY position. The Z )
( position of the tool setter doesn't have to be known, nor precise. It only has to   )
( be the same throughout the session.                                                 )
(                                                                                     )
( The macro fits the settings in Probing -> Tool Setter dialog in Probe Basic         )
( It is meant to be used as M6 Remap:                                                 )
(                                                                                     )
(     [RS274NGC]                                                                      )
(     SUBROUTINE_PATH = subroutines                                                   )
(     REMAP=M6 modalgroup=6 ngc=modorinc-tool-change                                  )
(                                                                                     )
( At the begining of a job, load the probing tool to the spindle. The tool could be   )
( a sharp rod or anything that allows you to mark a WCS origin. The tool has to be in )
( tool table and has to have a number specified in #<probing_tool_number>, e.g. 999.  )
( Load the tool with M6 T999 command or via the UI.                                   )
( The spindle will go to a location, where it is easy to load the tool, by default    )
( G53 [X0,Y0,Z0]. If the currently loaded tool is not #999, a built-in dialog will    )
( appear, telling you to load the tool into spindle and press button to continue.     )
( After loading, the spindle travels to tool setter's X,Y position in Z0 height.      )
( When it is above the tool setter, a current position stored in #5422 is remembered. )
( Then it goes down to a Z height from which the probing starts. From there, it       )
( initiates faster touch of the tool setter. If correct, it goes up a little bit and  )
( repeats the touch with slower feedrate. If the second touch is correct a current    )
( position stored in #5063 is remembered.                                             )
(                                                                                     )
( The difference between the two offsets is an absolute distance between the tool tip )
( in Z0 and the tool setter. This value, measured with a probing tool is stored in    )
( variable denoted by #<probing_tool_address>.                                        )
( After successful touch-off of the probing tool, you can continue to mark the WCS    )
( origin with it. Then start the program. The offset of the probing tool is set to 0  )
( and all subsequent tool changes will set the offset of the new tool based on the    )
( difference of tool tip height of the probing tool.                                  )
( The offsets are stored into tool table via G10 L1 and activated by G43.             )
(                                                                                     )
(#####################################################################################)​​​​​
  • CNC_ANDI
  • CNC_ANDI
18 Dec 2024 13:47
Replied by CNC_ANDI on topic Probe_Basic Bugs?

Probe_Basic Bugs?

Category: QtPyVCP

yes sorry wrong information from me
joint 1 and joint 2 is -1
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