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  • muddiver
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Yesterday 12:35
Replied by muddiver on topic Wechsel Mach3 auf Linux CNC bestehendes Handrad weiterverwendbar

Wechsel Mach3 auf Linux CNC bestehendes Handrad weiterverwendbar

Category: Deutsch

Das klingt doch für den ersten Schuss schonmal gut!

Das Handrad ist über den LPT-Port für den Drehencoder, und über USB als "Tastatur" verbunden.
Hat mir da vielleicht jemand einen Link auf die Doku?
Ich würde gerne QT-Dragon ( also nicht axis ) als Oberfläche verwenden, aber das sollte da ja auch klappen.

Gruß, Thomas
  • grandixximo
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Yesterday 12:15
Replied by grandixximo on topic Ethercat installation from repositories - how to step by step

Ethercat installation from repositories - how to step by step

Category: EtherCAT

check the output of these command

systemctl status ethercat.service
sudo journalctl -xeu ethercat.service --no-pager
dkms status | grep -i ethercat        # module built for running kernel?
uname -r                              # running kernel matches?
lsmod | grep ec_                     # loaded?
sudo modprobe ec_master              # manual load - shows real error


Is your /etc/ethercat.conf properly set?
  • andrax
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Yesterday 11:27
Replied by andrax on topic Wechsel Mach3 auf Linux CNC bestehendes Handrad weiterverwendbar

Wechsel Mach3 auf Linux CNC bestehendes Handrad weiterverwendbar

Category: Deutsch

Wenn sich dein Handrad als Tastatur einbinden lässt, sollte es über die Bearbeitung von axis.py möglich sein.
  • muddiver
  • muddiver
Yesterday 10:53
Wechsel Mach3 auf Linux CNC bestehendes Handrad weiterverwendbar was created by muddiver

Wechsel Mach3 auf Linux CNC bestehendes Handrad weiterverwendbar

Category: Deutsch

Hallo zusammen!!

ich wollte mich erstmal kurz vorstellen, ich heiße Thomas, kratze am 50er und hab damals 2006-2008 eine Wabeco F1210 auf CNC umgebaut. Von damals steht noch ein alter Pentium 4 mit Win XP und Mach3 als Steuerungsrechner rum.
Dass ich den USB-Smoothstepper nicht übernehmen kann ist mir bewußt, aber mein geliebtes Handrad von Einfach-CNC würde ich sehr gerne mitnehmen.
Ich hab mal ein Bild angehängt das zeigt um welches Handrad es geht.
Ich hab in der Doku auch gefunden welche Scancodes / Tastaturbefehle gesendet werden, und auf meinem Mintrechner mit "showkey -a" auch rausgefunden dass es soweit anzukommen scheint.Nun meine Frage an die Spezialisten, meint ihr ich kann das Kandrad in der HAL-Datei mit eurer Hilfe soweit einfügen dass es wieder funktioniert? 

Danke euch schonmal, Gruß, Thomas
  • rodw
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Yesterday 10:29
Replied by rodw on topic largest NC file

largest NC file

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

from what I understand, that would likely run but the screen preview might have a big spasm!
  • rodw
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Yesterday 10:21
Replied by rodw on topic Ethercat installation from repositories - how to step by step

Ethercat installation from repositories - how to step by step

Category: EtherCAT

I've never seen the sysv error before. 
Odd others have got the new method working already.
You need to use sudo for systemctl and journalctl. Can you redo and share?
  • rodw
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Yesterday 10:15
Replied by rodw on topic New builder hardware suggestions

New builder hardware suggestions

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

Wow that just got expensive. This is a portable table, the cut dimensions are adjustable at the design stage and I am probably going to make mine 1000x800. The designer suggested a Nema 23 stepper kit with DM542 drivers and a Mach 3 controller from Aliexpress at about $235. I was hoping to use something like this probably with just a different break out board. Is this not possible? This is for hobby use and I am in QLD Australia if that makes any difference. This is also my first build, hopefully learn something and able to modify or make a MK2 at some stage.

I'm also  in Queensland also (Brisbane). You can find my email address on my @MrRodW YouTube channel. You can use a parallel port breakout board.I bought 2 off Amazon for $20. I might have a THCAD which you can use with the encoder component to read torch voltage for THC. If you went with Mach3, you'd probably need to get a Proma THC or similar so it will get expensive quick too. The DM542's should be fine. Very hard to kill. Geckos are way overrated.
  • rodw
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Yesterday 10:04
Replied by rodw on topic Homemade CNC Plasma - hypertherm, Mesa, gear drives, nema 34.

Homemade CNC Plasma - hypertherm, Mesa, gear drives, nema 34.

Category: Show Your Stuff

At a guess, something has changed slightly with a home switch and its left triggered. Try editing your HOME_OFFSET on joint 1 in your ini  file and make it a bit bigger, maybe by 0.5 to 1.0 mm. This should move the sensor away a bit  more after homing. Ohh and check for anything loose. 
  • tuxcnc
  • tuxcnc
Yesterday 08:31
Replied by tuxcnc on topic Remora - ethernet NVEM / EC300 / EC500 cnc board

Remora - ethernet NVEM / EC300 / EC500 cnc board

Category: Computers and Hardware

Hello, good afternoon. Could someone help me load the .bin firmware onto the EC500 RT1052? I've tried several programs and commands, but without success. I have the Chinese Stlink V2 and a Raspberry Pi Pico.
 

The EC500 does not like programming and I have bricked two controllers some time ago.
Fortunatelly this is possibility to bring it back to life. 
I have developed the following procedure:
1. Disconnect the controller from the power supply.
2. Disconnect the programmer.
3. Short by jumper the BOOT_M0 pin with 3V3 (programming connector).
4. Turn on the 24V power supply and do not turn it off until the end.
5. Remove the jumper.
6 Connect the programmer (I use ST-Link, but others also work).
7. Run the script below:
#!/bin/bash
pyocd reset --target mimxrt1050_quadspi
pyocd erase --chip --target mimxrt1050_quadspi
pyocd reset --target mimxrt1050_quadspi
pyocd flash remora-rt1052-3.1.3.bin --target mimxrt1050_quadspi
pyocd reset --target mimxrt1050_quadspi
8. If it doesn't work, keep trying until you succeed.  
  • tuxcnc
  • tuxcnc
Yesterday 08:03
Replied by tuxcnc on topic Remora - ethernet NVEM / EC300 / EC500 cnc board

Remora - ethernet NVEM / EC300 / EC500 cnc board

Category: Computers and Hardware

In EC500 controller I have burned one output (XD+ or XD-) and can not drive one axis motor.
Which IC must I replace?
  • RNJFAB
  • RNJFAB
Yesterday 06:26 - Yesterday 06:29
Replied by RNJFAB on topic Homemade CNC Plasma - hypertherm, Mesa, gear drives, nema 34.

Homemade CNC Plasma - hypertherm, Mesa, gear drives, nema 34.

Category: Show Your Stuff

Over a year of flawless cutting, new issues today. 
It has been creeping in for a few weeks now. Occasionally, then every day, then ever cut, now every pierce. And now impossible to cut anything. 
Doing my head in why it appeared. 

Because I'm useless at linux and the cnc has no internet connection, getting anything on the computer is a mission. So, I have not updated linux in years. 

Any ideas? things that may have changed? 

Am I just overthinking this and just need to bump the debounce from 5 to 7?
  • lgrfbs
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Yesterday 05:15
largest NC file was created by lgrfbs

largest NC file

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

What was the size of your largest NC file?
A few days ago, I made a mistake by putting a "-" in front of a value that was supposed to be positive in FreeCAD's CAM workbench, which resulted in an NC file that was 20,590 kB or 688,627 lines long.
The file was never run, since I caught the error.
So I was wondering—how large have the NC files you've generated been?
  • Babymomoh
  • Babymomoh
20 Jun 2026 19:45
Replied by Babymomoh on topic Hello, I would like to add an EtherCAT IO device. What should I do

Hello, I would like to add an EtherCAT IO device. What should I do

Category: EtherCAT

i have ds5c1 xinje, and i am having same trouble of getting the servo drive to OP. when i try to turn the drive to SAFEOP, the drive shows fault code e-817 any help setting it up?
  • spumco
  • spumco
20 Jun 2026 18:50
Replied by spumco on topic Ethercat installation from repositories - how to step by step

Ethercat installation from repositories - how to step by step

Category: EtherCAT

Tried a fresh install from scratch and running in to an error during ethercat installation.
  • LCNC ISO installed ok
  • Updated realtek NIC driver OK - latency and network speed good, no issues.
  • Followed first post in this thread, removed iGh repo
  • Updated ethercat.conf via geany with MAC address of port (enp2S0)

got a failure starting start ethercat.service:
sudo systemctl enable ethercat.service
Synchronizing state of ethercat.service with SysV service script with /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install.
Executing: /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install enable ethercat
mill@mill:~$ sudo systemctl start ethercat.service
Job for ethercat.service failed because the control process exited with error code.
See "systemctl status ethercat.service" and "journalctl -xeu ethercat.service" for details.
mill@mill:~$ systemctl status ethercat.service
× ethercat.service - EtherCAT Master Kernel Modules
     Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/ethercat.service; enabled; preset: enabled)
     Active: failed (Result: exit-code) since Sat 2026-06-20 14:38:57 EDT; 26s ago
 Invocation: 1f3d48bc0cb741a787b3ce8d8d781907
    Process: 2624 ExecStart=/usr/sbin/ethercatctl start (code=exited, status=1/FAILURE)
   Main PID: 2624 (code=exited, status=1/FAILURE)
   Mem peak: 2M
        CPU: 43ms
mill@mill:~$ journalctl -xeu ethercat.service
Hint: You are currently not seeing messages from other users and the system.
      Users in groups 'adm', 'systemd-journal' can see all messages.
      Pass -q to turn off this notice.

Can anyone interpret the error and help me with a path forward?
  • dbtayl
  • dbtayl
20 Jun 2026 11:28 - 20 Jun 2026 16:35
Replied by dbtayl on topic New builder hardware suggestions

New builder hardware suggestions

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

FWIW there's a balance between "cheap" and "not banging your head against the wall". Totally get not wanting to spend a ton on a first project before you even know if you'll stick with it, but going TOO cheap can be a self-fulfilling prophecy where the cheap parts make the build and end result miserable.

Where I 100% would NOT cut corners is the power supply for the steppers. Get a good one, ideally transformer-based (not DCDC/switch-mode). Steppers decelerating dump energy back into the PSU and can cause voltage spikes, especially with a DCDC supply with relatively small output caps (the transformer-based supplies already have large capacitors to keep the output relatively stable, so have fewer problems with this). If you do use a switch-mode supply, put a BIG capacitor on it, with a high voltage rating. I think I put a... 1000 uF/250V capacitor on mine after blowing up a driver board and a few "unkillable" GeckoDrive stepper drives. No issues after that.

Spending an extra $50 or something on a good PSU can save you hundreds in other killed electronics (not to mention time and sanity).

If absolutely nothing else, not getting the cheapest of the cheap-cheap no-name supplies is probably a good idea, just from a fire hazard perspective.
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