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danke Dir!

Ich hatte im Netz schon gesucht, aber bin immer nur auf Sachen mit Zeitzonen gestoßen – das hat bei mir nicht gepasst, weil bei mir auch die Minuten nicht gestimmt haben.

Über das Setzen des Termins hab ich's jetzt hinbekommen:


Dein Link hat mir trotzdem geholfen – danke nochmal!

Gruß
Mücke

It sounds like you homing sequence might not be homing all axes.
You should see a circle/compass rose/ crash-test dummy target appear next to every axis position readout when homing is complete. Are you seeing that?

I am a but puzzled too, there was talk of adding it to LinuxCNC, and a suggestion that it might already have been done. But I don't see any "axis2" in the code.

I am fairly sure that it _isn't_ the UI in sim/gaxis, but perhaps that could work for you?

not easily so if it happens again i might have to rethink things. this was on the X axis so not too much mass being moved. the whole machine is pretty light less than 100lbs the X might hit 20lbs if that. most of the weight is the t-slot table and gantry beam.

Yes, from the diagram, that sounds right.

All I can say is WOW.

71 million views for 24 hours of black screen!!!

He has several, at 2 and 14 million for 10 hour black ones.
HOW??????

5i25 has port 2 and port 3.

5i25_7i77_7i74.bit

in:

www.mesanet.com/software/parallel/5i25.zip

I would just edit the .ini file and half the STEP_SCALE values.
There may be a bug in pncconf that sets this incorrectly  for it's
test.

109jb wrote:

I also want to again give thanks for this wonderful tool and to give a peek at what I am working on. I have a 3 axis benchtop mill (RF-45 size) that I converted to CNC a few years ago. .....
I finally decided to just do it better and got a RPi 4b, installed LinuxCNC and have been working on an interface that for most of the way I use the mill can be done without ever touching a keyboard. I'll still have a small wireless keyboard with trackpad available if needed though. This is the interface I'm working on and I think it will suit me. I have the UI sized to perfectly fit the display that I bought to use as much space as possible. Thanks again for the very useful tool.

John B

 

Thanks for sharing that screenshot.  Sounds like your situation is much like mine:  home-grown, relatively simple mill, with a couple of brain transplants behind it (I've never run grbl, but first code it ran was on MS-DOS.  Really.)  Your UI really looks like it would suit my machine just about perfectly.  I'll be copying it...   unless you feel like sharing, of course!   Thanks for the inspiration.

paul

tommylight wrote:

I am way ahead of you, this is also my channel
www.youtube.com/shorts/TkP5_BbfQ2g
 

Now to write a program that posts a new version of that 10 or more times a day. Or make it 10 hours long and
still post it multiple times a day until YouTube starts to feel the pinch in there server hard drives. I wonder how many
Terabytes it would take before they would notice?

Is there a firmware for 5i25 with 7i77 on port 0 and 7i74 on port 1?
Sorry, It has been a while and I don't know where the files are....lol

Bob

machinedude wrote:

it was on a belt drive with an omega style configuration.

I should have looked back in this thread - you did post some pics of the arrangement.

Sounds like excessive belt tension is the culprit - maybe in conjunction with a defect in the motor shaft.

Any room to mount a bearing on the motor shaft outboard of the timing pulley?  Or drive an intermediate shaft which is supported at both ends using a typical flex coupling (oldham, lovejoy, etc.)?

I forgot to mention that Flex GUI is the only Qt based gui to use Pyqt6, the rest use PyQt5 which is nearing end of life.

JT