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  • arijitdutta
  • arijitdutta
01 Sep 2025 11:55
Replied by arijitdutta on topic Problems with starting linuxcnc

Problems with starting linuxcnc

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

The new power supply worked. No more such errors. Thanks!

I would like to add a fuse to the incoming +5v to the 7i96s. What rated fuse should i use for this?
  • Rookie0
  • Rookie0
01 Sep 2025 11:44
Replied by Rookie0 on topic Stepperonline A6-1000EC driver

Stepperonline A6-1000EC driver

Category: EtherCAT

# spindle.hal
# use cia402 comp.  link: https://github.com/dbraun1981/hal-cia402
loadrt cia402 names=cia-s
addf cia-s.read-all           servo-thread
addf cia-s.write-all          servo-thread
# value = resolution_servo_encoder ÷ 60
# if gearbox exists, then * reduction_ratio(input:ouput)
setp cia-s.velo-scale 800
net s-statusword      <= lcec.0.N.cia-statusword   => cia-s.statusword
net s-opmode-display  <= lcec.0.N.opmode-display   => cia-s.opmode-display
net s-drv-act-velo    <= lcec.0.N.actual-velocity  => cia-s.drv-actual-velocity
net s-controlword     <= cia-s.controlword         => lcec.0.N.cia-controlword
net s-opmode          <= cia-s.opmode              => lcec.0.N.opmode
net s-drv-target-velo <= cia-s.drv-target-velocity => lcec.0.N.target-velocity
net s-enable          <= spindle.0.on              => cia-s.enable
net s-velo-fb         <= cia-s.velocity-fb         => spindle.0.speed-in
net s-velo-cmd        <= spindle.0.speed-out       => cia-s.velocity-cmd

hope it helps.
  • russkinch
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01 Sep 2025 11:14
Stepperonline A6-1000EC driver was created by russkinch

Stepperonline A6-1000EC driver

Category: EtherCAT

Hi again. I have sorted the power issue (manual was no help at all). Now, I have it set to Linuxcnc using ethercat. It is all communication etc. I want to run the servo as a spindle motor so just have the target-velocity (60FE). How do I create the 'pins' to tell the drive to turn at say 1000rpm with an M3 command is given. I have done the many times using a VFD (much easier but space and weight limits force me to use a servo).

I am soooo out of my depth here, any help is always hugely appreciated. (I have already looked through the various threads and found no help after hours of scrolling)
  • Japoo_Ness
  • Japoo_Ness
01 Sep 2025 11:07

Retrofitting a 3-axis VMC with DC servos - guidance needed

Category: Driver Boards

Excellent, thanks again for the help. Now, looking at what @Andy mentioned, what would be the advantage of the 6i24-16 (I understand this is the one being referred to) over the 6i25? I see that it has more expansion possibilities for the future, but in terms of processing capability and other aspects, is there any difference?

From what I’ve checked, I think that with the 6i25, 7i77 and 7i74 I already have a very large working possibility. Also, I couldn’t find a way to use a 4th axis in the future with the 50-pin options, since they come with control for 4 analog servos, and I understand that one of them would have to be used for the spindle. That means I’d have to use one of the 6i24 configurations that allows 8 servos (which in my case seems unnecessary). So I’d like to know what would be the advantages of using a configuration with the 6i24.

@Tommy, thank you very much as well for your reply to Andy. I was checking which workstation models I could use with these configurations, and I noticed that the ones you mentioned are actually available here in my country (Argentina, which has a lot of issues with getting certain hardware). So thanks to both of you, I’ll keep researching the advantages and options.
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