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Hi Rodw

I purchased the MPG pendant i think it might be the same as yours, although this has the screen.

www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002095130699...n.498.21ef1802xJ8JwX

I have been trying to find the post in the forum in which you discussed this so that i may add to it.

I purchased a 7i96s with a 7173 and a 7i95T. I will porobably go with the 7i95T as it has lots of I/O for future expansion on my CNC and some planned projects i would like to add to my CNC.

Im still new to CNC although i have been involved with 3D printing since its inception, which gives me some transferrable skills. Im an electrical engineer by trade so although a steep learning curve, im sure i will succeed in my venture.

The reason for my message is the pendant i bought i chose as it has the STWGP interface for connecting to my 7i95T.

Would you have a wiring diagram you used for your connections between your 7i76E and the STWGP.

Im just striking up a conversation with the manufacturer of the pendant and he has asked for a wiring diagram to check its suitablility.

I was hoping if you dont mind to use your connections as a base for my wiring scheme.

Anything further you can add or setup files would be greatly appreaciated, or if in the linuxcnc domain a link if you wouldnt mind.

Kindest regards
Andy

royka wrote:

Perhaps something wrong with the kernel config? You could try to install the kernel deb that I uploaded to see if that helps. Otherwise you might need to install more software, just install a complete desktop will be the fastest route to find out.
 
from then I tried so much and still couldn't compiled a real-time image which linuxcnc be installed and its latency shows up.
Could you please guide me after placing patch (patch-6.6.63-rt43) in the /patch/kernel/archive/rockchip64-6.6 and configuring fully preemption option, what changes do I need to do?

Despite all my efforts, I was unable to successfully build a real-time version of Armbian.
Since I need a lightweight operating system, my review of the available Armbian versions showed that most of them have high latency and noticeable lag.
I am looking for a build of Armbian similar to the version provided for Raspberry Pi, which is both lightweight and optimized, with excellent latency performance.
Please help me to get through this.

Würde mich bestimmt auch interessieren.
kannst ja mal einen link zu eurer webseite posten.

tommylight wrote:

There is a CAM version of Blender if you feel like stepping into the deep end, no idea if it is still being worked on. Blender is a monster! And it's free, despite huge offerings to buy them out.
 

I actually have the download for that one but have yet to have time to go through and learn/use it.

Thank you cornholio. I have watched a few of his tutorials. My only complaint with them is early on he uses
shortcuts and such, At least the tutorials I have seen. As great as it is to know those shortcuts if someone is
just starting out learning CAD/CAM those shortcuts can become cumbersome to remember.

The difference may not be very big, but it is noticeable. Now, when the zoom is near the maximum, then you have to turn the mouse wheel a lot to achieve the maximum zoom, because smaller and smaller numbers are multiplied or divided, near the maximum zoom. With such a correction, achieving the maximum zoom is much easier. I tested it on various machine simulations, and it is always better with the correction.

I have another problem with qt_vismach.

Sometimes I use the A axis, and sometimes I don't. When I don't use it, I want the entire A axis not to be displayed. For now, using the hal pin, I hide the entire A axis under the machine table. The only problem is that the tool trace is drawn anyway. The best solution would be to exclude the A axis from the Collection.

How to dynamically, without restarting vismach, get rid of "axisA" from this line?
base = Collection([geszt, work, axisA])

The drawing you posted, it is the same thing as using a pot, except its done in steps in your case, and linearly with a pot. And pot does not need any additional parts.
Pot/potentiometer is a variable resistor.

"sudo dpkg -i linux-image-6.6.7-rt18-linuxcnc_6.6.7-1_amd64.deb "
und wenn es nicht gut ist wieder mit löschen
"sudo apt purge linux-image-6.6.7-rt18-linuxcnc "

drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HceAcPQd...u4zS9?usp=share_link

micha-cnc post=301075 userid=31321Hallo Andi,
krankheitsbedingt muss ich leider meine beiden Mesa Karten 7i76e und 7i85 abgeben.
beide sind neu und unbenutzt
bei Interesse bitte ich um Kontaktaufnahme mit mir
Gruß Michael

Danke für deine Antwort habe sie leider jetzt erst gelesen... Ich habe meine Karte reparieren lassen können. über eine ersatz denke ich noch nach, kommt auch immer auf den Preis an

Are you using a parallel port or Mesa or Pico control boards?
In a terminal
latency-histogram --nobase --sbinsize 1000 --show

Hört sich aufjedenfall interessant an für jemanden der sich mit Linuxcnc super auskennt und vielleicht auch selbst programiert oder umschreibt.

Für deine Frima sicherlich auch gut da sich das ja anbietet gleich Servos von euch in Linux Cnc einzubinden und zu parametrieren

Ob das für mich jetzt was wäre lass ich mal so im Raum stehen... zum weiter lernen oder wissen erweitern bestimmt... aber um was mitzuteilen eher weniger da ich zu wenig erfahrung denk ich mal habe

Aber Servos an meiner Maschine könnte ich mir schon vorstellen... leider schreckt mich nur die Parametriererei ab.

Pictures?
Stepper make noise when moving, slow motion=lot of vibrations/sound.
Using microstepping drives will lower the vibrations/noise, using TMC drives can make them very quiet.
Can not offer more help as we need to know how stuff is setup/mounted/executed.

If i get a chance i will have a run at it tonight, still have all that mess on my table.
Thank you.

You are welcomed, always.

Hallo LinuxCNC Gemeinschaft,

seid etwa 4 Jahren kenne ich LinuxCNC als Steuerungssoftware. Es hat sich hier in den letzten Jahren viel getan.

Haben welche von Euch Interesse an einem Austausch in Präsenz? Konkret bietet die Firma in der ich angestellt bin räumliche und technische Möglichkeiten für ein Treffen. Wir sind ein mittelständiges Unternehmen der Automatisierungsindustrie (Motoren, Servoverstärker, mechatronische Systeme) in Thüringen und möchten Erfahrungen mit LinuxCNC weitergeben und uns weiterentwickeln.

Vielleicht gab es ja auch (deutschlandweit?) schon ein Treffen dieser Art.

Was denkt ihr? Alles ist unverbindlich und ohne irgendwelche Fallen!

Grüße
Robert
...der jahrelang mit anderem Nutzeraccount hier unterwegs war.