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  • vitali
  • vitali
23 Jun 2025 12:06
Replied by vitali on topic How to design new driver for my own board

How to design new driver for my own board

Category: Driver Boards

Thank you for the help. I am going to use EP4CE10E22, Verilog, and it will be open source project.
Board parameters:
Dimensions 67x76x20 mm
Weight 60g
Supply voltage 12-24V
Power 0.5 W
Opt. isolated inputs 24
Outputs: digital 16 (0.5A max)
analog 2 (0-10V)
JTAG, USB
  • endian
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23 Jun 2025 11:56
Replied by endian on topic Fanuc-Style Toolchange

Fanuc-Style Toolchange

Category: Advanced Configuration

okay thanks ...

If I want to fanuc style tool offsets .. I will do remap
[RS274NGC]
SUBROUTINE_PATH = ./:../
          REMAP = T prolog=get_T_number ngc=toolchange
 PARAMETER_FILE = sim-lathe.var
change tool table
[EMCIO]
                 TOOL_TABLE = lathe-fanucy.tbl
then allow the wear offsets
# for details see nc_files/subroutines/maco_instructions.txt
[DISPLAY]
LATHE = 1
BACK_TOOL_LATHE = 0
LATHE_WEAR_OFFSETS = TRUE

all other files have to be in the same folder too?

I want to move from 2.8.4 to 2.9.4 and I am searching for updates which should improve my life

thanks
  • aluplastvz
  • aluplastvz
23 Jun 2025 10:24
Modbus error was created by aluplastvz

Modbus error

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

When LinuxCNC sends a command to the frequency controller via Modbus RS485, the G-code "freezes" or stops executing commands
  • bladekel
  • bladekel
23 Jun 2025 07:54

(SOLVED) hal_gpio: Operation not permitted fault cannot be solved

Category: HAL

And unless you disable SPI you can not use the SPI pins for GPIO in linuxcnc
 

This is the problem that I could not see.
Thanks for everything.
In my configuration I have used GPIO7 and GPIO8 as I/O .
After disabling the spi, I solved the problem....
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