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Ok, does the P90 have a PCI slot, the long white one?
P93 does not have PCI, hence my questions.

Pretty sure it was discussed here recently, have a look at "recent topics" on the forum menu.

From the pictures it seems your CAM is outputting strange positions as everything is out of machine limits, it uses center coordinates as it seems.
Probably should check that first.

The marking is done using low current, Kjellberg uses 5-50A for marking, how low can yours go?
My china source can go 15A i think, not sure as i never checked, but when set to 30A on screen it does 43A measured, so i am not hopping much...

Hi.

It doesnt really matter, but I would prefer PCI.

Is that the default mode?
I did test with stock Mint22, but the latency was not ok, and i waguely recall mentioning Dynamic somewhere, but i had no isolcpu in use.
Will have another look later, thank you.
BTW i did install 6.10RT and that works, did not boot with 6.11 or 6.12 at all.

PCI or PCI-E ?

A shot from the hip, but usually those drive/steppers will have wrong encoder wiring, would be prudent to double check.

Replied on the other topic in German, so here it is again:
Get a 7i96S, it has less IO, so if you need more get a 7i84 with 32 in and 16 out, can be usually found at www.eusurplus.com and easy to wire together with a cut LAN cable.

7i76 oder 7i76E?
Die 7i96S hab venig IO und es gibt beim eusurplus.com immer, nem ein 7i84 mit 32 eingange und 16 ausgange und einfach zu verkablen.

Hi,

I use the SUNIX brand. I see them on ebay etc... They have a variety of PCI variants, and single & dual ports.

I hope this helps.

Kind regards
Pedro

14:1 at 60rpm would require the stepper motor (Nema16??? ) to run at 840rpm, and that is usually to much for a stepper (they can be run even at 3500rpm with good drives and high voltage but the torque will be very low), so even if it does run, it will not have any torque left.
Basically, drive is not the limiting factor for rpm, it is the voltage the drive can handle, in this case 24V.
Try it, see if it works for you, if not, tell us exactly what you need.

Not sure what changed in 2.9.3, vut that was the procedure for 2.9.1 i think.
Let us know if it works.
Thank you.

Hey guys!
Successfully installed firmware, now it's moving
Do you have a full config .file, for spindle, inputs, outputs etc. for sample?
Tried to add homing switches, I wrote remora.input.03 but it said unkown pin.
I have dual Y axis, I followed the tutorials but only one motor is moving, if I set sync home sequence it will be OK?

Hi Robh,

I was reviewing the video and saw something was not ok in the output.
Here is a revised video.

It shows clearly the waitcomplete cycle at the abc interpreter.
And shows the internal updated variable list, wich is interesting to evaluate.



readme how it works

Your comments about path offset given a value, is interesting.
To work with multiple tools on the same path, given a offset.

Have to think about how to achieve this.

The idea so far is to use the super imposed interpreter as a front end solution.
Wich now simplyfies the source code drasticly.
Path planning, etc. is then done by the machine controller itself.

Then for a path offset, we could pass a gcode or mcode from the super imposed interpreter to
the machine controllers, telling it to one controller stay behind the tp given a offset.

When working with multiple tools on the same path,  a collision detection in the form of boundary boxes
is no prohibited luxury.

Greetings.