Advanced Search

Woo servos arrived, among other things.

So, now the read adventure begins.

Thank you ill dive into this now, not sure how I hadn't found this before. Cheers.

So did you

sudo ubdatedb

locate pktuart

(no 0 no * just pktuart )

A "RIP" installation is a Run In Place installation from source.
Its built and runs from a directory in the users home directory.
Its handy because it makes it easy to have different versions of
LinuxCNC on a computer at the same time

EDIT:
 I think pktuart may not exist on a binary LinuxCNC version as its built into hostmot2

Whats strange is that neither mesa_modbus or pktuart code has been changed for at least 2 years

How frustrating. All your good advice, no result at my side. No pktuart.0

I took another PC installed Debian bookworm. Installed Linuxcnc via the script as mentioned in Installing Linuxcnc (no binary). Installed Linuxcnc dev; build-essential etc.
Exact the same error as where it al started.
and no pktuart...

What do you mean by RIP installation?

That looks like maybe an electrical/wiring issue with the encoder.

Is differential signaling used?
 

Got some videos (or forum thread) of your setup? It sounds very interesting. Tube cutting subject is attracting:)

I'm posting screenshots from halscope. I think the encoder had some noise.

I am not sure why STARTUP_GCODE doesn't work - an example subroutine would help me investigate.
Usually for this sort of thing a preference file entry would be used. Any reason that you must use gcode variables?

is j3 the extruder or one of the rotary joints/axis?