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Hi.
In linuxcnc we have g10 l2 px rx and rotation plane xy around z on px origin selected.

For plane g18 not have implementation for linuxcnc ?

Thanks

Kernel built whilst using Rod's imager, running over a ssh session.

Thank you for your response, but I forgot to include it in the .ngc file - I have tested it before and it does not help in my case.

You are welcomed, always.

gene_weber wrote:

I will probably create a separate thread about jitter optimization.

This is badly needed based on the reported latency which is unusable

Try setting the arc distance mode at the beginning of the program
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gcode/g-co...ml#gcode:g90.1-g91.1
some times the code is in absolute mode and QTplasmac is expecting relative mode or vice versa.

I used 7-zip application to open and extract the files to the computer.

Thanks for providing the files.

I have a 4b that is bricked like this.
Try updating the firmware using the Pi Imager. That may work. Otherwise I have no solution

Hi

I too downloaded the zip file on Jan. 2025, but it didn't extract correctly also

Please check the files and provide a new link to the repaired files.

Thanks

Hello,
i get the same error in QtplasmaC v2.9-238.314 RIP with EN (and SK) locale and Metric system. I have tryed to change CENTER_ARC_RADIUS_TOLERANCE_MM for my machine, but without luck. It seems that this tolerance stays default and does not change. Unfortunately, I cannot change generated tolerance from this cad/cam. This software is prahistoric but I am bound to it because it has functions for generating custom hvac components and nesting. Problem is that generated files from this cad/cam are only with 0.1mm accuracy. 


the error is reasonably small for my application

 
changed ini file, I have also tried to use bigger tolerance = 0.5

 
this is how the workpiece should look like.

 


 

Salame wrote:

I have found this combo and read somewhere that they are somehow rebranded Leadshine, they comes with a good documentation (For what I can understand). 

Late response, but the A6 series are rebranded Inovance SV660's.  The Ethercat version is SV660N.

Inovance offers both 17-bit and 23-bit encoder motors, but Stepperonline appears to only offer the 17-bit version.

Stepperonline's "T6" servos are rebranded Leadshine EL6's.  Looks like they've dropped the "T7" series of ethercat drives which were available last year.

Side note: From a couple YT vids I watched, Tormach appears to be using Inovance SV660N's in the MX1500.  They also appear to have made their own breakout board to use the SV660N's onboard IO, rather than buying (or building) a separate dedicated ethercat IO board.

No idea what the spindle drive is; maybe an Inovance ethercat VFD.

With four drives (X/Y/Z/ATC), this would give them 20 inputs and 12 outputs... not including assignable IO from the spindle drive.