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There should be three of encoder A, numbered 0, 1, and 2. Click the arrow next to the encoder you want for arc voltage.

If you are using an encoder for ohmic comp you need to do that manually after PnCconf has completed, the default ohmic sensing for QtPlasmaC is done using a solid state relay rather than a THCAD.

When would suit you?

This version supports touch screens
 

Not sure if it is to late but here is the Hal file that i used for my shuttle.

As a warning every now and then i would get a run away when using the outer jog wheel thing where it would just go all the way on the axis. As a result i mainly used the jog wheel in the middle and have now transitioned to a normal pendant using a 7i73 for stepping.
To make it work all you should have to do is include the HALFILE in your .ini

#Shuttle Pendant
HALFILE = shuttle.hal 

Looks fine

If is was something like on abort, shouldn't it do it all the time? I mean like for any program?

Well, yes but since this is an obscure problem it is not likely just related to your hal and ini files.

I think I need to try and revert back to before trying to install easy probe.

Indeed, the easiest would be if you had made a copy of your machine config folder before trying to do the install.

I found it finally. I don't see anything in it but here it is. I hope you do. I think I need to try and revert back to before trying to install easy probe.
1- I was unsuccessful in the install (didn't try very hard)
2- not using it since I was unsuccessful
3- never experienced anything like this over the last 12 years or so since finding EMC

If is was something like on abort, shouldn't it do it all the time? I mean like for any program?

Thanks for the tips.
Does Axis support touch screens ?
I was thinking using Gmocappy.

Yeah, sorry I'm at a loss also.
I was thinking of getting linux mint and installing Linuxcnc on that.
After all this is a fresh install I am attempting to install the mesact on.

can you verify, if it shows the same in the sim config?

Looking for some advice on a build.  This is what I have.  Would this work?
2 - Allen Bradley N-3412-2 motors.
2 - Allen Bradley MPL-A310-MK22AA
3 - Allen Bradley Ultra 3000 drivers
I also have several Allen Bradley Logix 5561, logic 5550, and other hardware

Do I need Allen Bradley software to run the motors?

I have. A lot of experience with CNC routers and computers. I am a novice when it comes to programming but I am willing to learn. 

I am looking to build a 4x4 CNC with a spindle.

RE: custom_postgui.hal:67: Pin 'halui.program.is-idle' was already linked to signal 'prog-running'

try replacing:with:

What you tell me is what I do but when I get to the encoders, only encoder A appears. And when I go to the THC configuration page, the option to choose encoder does not appear.

See here, has not published the kinematic though:


Closed loop for the motors is not a problem.
Backlash compensation is possible in linuxcnc but don't expect it to make the problem go away completely as the PID loop will have it's problems coping.

I'm currently having trouble connecting to ethercat after compiling linuxcnc from source. If you have made further progress on this or ethercat related issues, I hope you can share.
thanks.

Thank you, it can run smoothly now.     I guess it failed because there were Chinese characters in my installation path.Now I want to try how to directly start LinuxCNC and Stepconf Wizard on the desktop, without having to set up the environment in the terminal every time,  as shown in the picture. 
 Your dog is very cute!!!