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  • meister
  • meister
28 Jun 2024 06:50 - 28 Jun 2024 08:23

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

Category: Computers and Hardware

have build a minimal bitfile (blinking LED's)

multixmedia.org/Spartan6.bit

if you like to test it :)


EDIT: update path  (.bin -> .bit)
  • disneysw
  • disneysw
28 Jun 2024 06:48
Replied by disneysw on topic Problem with a MESA 7i76

Problem with a MESA 7i76

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

Your right it is a 7i76E.


The resistor network is OK but the markings on IC's are very faded so what should I be ordering?

(I am in the UK and going to have to pay a minimum order handling charge to Farnell so I may as well order them all at the same time).

And thank you for your help!
  • PCW
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28 Jun 2024 03:45

controller and motors not fully communicating

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

I would do some simple electrical checks
like seeing if the direction signals going to
the step drives change from 0 to 5V
(or vice-versa) when you jog in opposite
directions.
  • foam man
  • foam man
28 Jun 2024 03:32

controller and motors not fully communicating

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

HiI got a small DIY milling machine from a friend who bought it from some guy a couple of years ago. When I plug everything in, Linux opens up, and I can jog the axis on the screen, the ini folder looks like it's set up, the controller turns on, but the motors don't jog even though they get warm. I'm wondering if there's some communication issue and where to start. I have run a foam cutter with Linux and know the tiniest bit about this, but not sure where to start diagnosingHelp is appreciatedThanks  



 
  • Cant do this anymore bye all
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28 Jun 2024 03:27
Replied by Cant do this anymore bye all on topic Install LinuxCNC On ARM64

Install LinuxCNC On ARM64

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

If you can link to your image that would be great.
Also if you have a github repo with your modified src......or if it's something you can't share I can try with the Linuxcnc sources to get the process down.
Cheers
Rob
  • CTB_le123
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28 Jun 2024 02:26
Replied by CTB_le123 on topic Install LinuxCNC On ARM64

Install LinuxCNC On ARM64

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

Thank you for ur help.

This is all the information about my development board. down.myir-tech.com/MYD-YM62X/
I'm not sure if you can download it, as this is a Chinese website. If u can't, please let me know. I will upload them to GitHub.

And I need to cross compile the LinuxCNC, because I modified the source code.

I will try what u told to me.
  • tommylight
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28 Jun 2024 01:28
Replied by tommylight on topic when an inch isn't

when an inch isn't

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

Crickets ? A measure of lack of response ?

Yup ! :)
  • COFHAL
  • COFHAL
28 Jun 2024 01:21
Replied by COFHAL on topic disable run button if door open

disable run button if door open

Category: AXIS

on my halcompil, i see the pin axisui.run-disable

The axis pins must be loaded after AXIS is fully loaded or else the pin does not exist error occurs.  Include them in another file so it loads later, like postgui.  hal or other.

 

  • Cant do this anymore bye all
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28 Jun 2024 01:03
  • Cant do this anymore bye all
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28 Jun 2024 00:49
Replied by Cant do this anymore bye all on topic when an inch isn't

when an inch isn't

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

Crickets ? A measure of lack of response ?
  • COFHAL
  • COFHAL
28 Jun 2024 00:48
Replied by COFHAL on topic G54 ON START UP

G54 ON START UP

Category: AXIS

I already found the problem after two days, it was in the .HAL file in the various signal section, they had included the instruction halui.abort, but the truth is I don't know why this instruction changes from G54 to G53.

I think the problem is really because of the number of halui instructions within the file.  hal, as soon as I add an additional instruction of type halui, G53 appears at the beginning.  I don't understand why that happens.
 

  • MaHa
  • MaHa
28 Jun 2024 00:48 - 28 Jun 2024 15:30
Replied by MaHa on topic Cutting Circles

Cutting Circles

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

This is an idea, without G41/G42, but it compensates tooldiameter from tooltable entry. Just enter the machining diameter near top.
Straight X move, then one round, and straight back to center.
You can do a helix also, just start at Z0, enter in the line with G2 also Z depth and amount P of turns (Z-2 P10)
Maybe G2 G3 can be changed for opposite direction.
It is not tested, so try careful dry run
Edit:
It is tested in my sim, and half circle lead in / lead out added for smooth transition to circle

;*************************************
;INPUT MACHINING DIAMETER

#<DIAMETER> = 1
;************************************

(DEBUG, DIA= #<DIAMETER>;)

G0 G54 G90 G20 G64 P.013
X0 Y0  F5
S1000 M3
Z1
#<R_EFF> = [[#<DIAMETER> - #5410] / 2]

X0. Y0.
G1 Z-2
G2 X-#<R_EFF> Y0 I-[#<R_EFF> / 2] J0
X-#<R_EFF> Y0 I#<R_EFF> J0
X0 Y0 I[#<R_EFF> / 2] J0
G0 Z1
M5
M2


 
  • PCW
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28 Jun 2024 00:12
Replied by PCW on topic Problem with a MESA 7i76

Problem with a MESA 7i76

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

You must mean 7I76E if you have CR17

CR17 is a SMBJ5V0 (SMB package)
Its job is to prevent overvoltages on the the
7I76Es 5V rail.

If PTC4 was fried that sounds like you accidentally
connected 24V to the 5V outputs on TB3. PTC4 is a
1206 2A PTC MF-NSMF200-2

Most likely hidden damage would be to 5V parts
U10 (serial), U12 (step/dir 0..3), U15 (encoder) ,
U19 (step/dir 0 ..3),  and U24 (step/dir 4)

Also if 24V got routed to step/dir outputs, the 27 Ohm resistor 
networks near the step/dir outputs may have been damaged
(check with ohmmeter, damage =  high resistance/open)
  • claytoncramer
  • claytoncramer
27 Jun 2024 23:39
Cutting Circles was created by claytoncramer

Cutting Circles

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

I feel really stupid asking this question.  I want to use G2 to cut a 1" diameter circle with a .125" end mill, with the center at (x,y).  There are tutorials on cutting arcs, on cutting rounded corners on squares.  There are lots of gCode generators that seem to produce nothing.  Can anyone tell me how tto write either G2 or G3 starting at (x, y) with diameter d feed rate 5?  IIf I have one working example, I will write a prograjm to produce the gCode for whatever size I need.  I am sure most of you can do this in your sleep.  I fear the stroke in 2014 took away too much analytic skill.
  • tommylight
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27 Jun 2024 23:31
Replied by tommylight on topic when an inch isn't

when an inch isn't

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

OP ?
Crickets... :)
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