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Ok, Great.

I will try with the new settings and let you know.

Antony.

 

Erst einmal vielen Dank für dein Interesse an meinem Problem!!
In welcher Sprache bist du aufgewachsen?

Ist die ISO 6.13 RT released?

For a long time, I've been pondering this issue. I can't find any practical difference between free run and DC mode. Even though I've set up my motor to run in both modes, they seem identical or even worse in DC mode. It feels like I've never actually activated DC mode on LinuxCNC. This could really be a big discovery for me. Thank you very much!

Die ISO auf dem link runterladen, neu instalieren, testen.
Diese ISO hab 6.13 RT kernel, soll kein probleme vie die 6.01 im die officielle ISO haben, kan aber andere probleme habben.
Sorry, aber ich schriebe English mehrfah schneller. Und mache wenig fehler...

brewing...

Ich habe keine Ahnung was du mir damit sagen möchtest.
Es hat schon seinen Grund, warum ich im deutschsprachigen Teil dieses Forums schreibe.

Aber gerne berichte ich, ob der Prozessortausch etwas gebracht hat.

Try this and report back if it works as is

forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...-1-linuxcnc-2-10-iso

Probably locale setting issues, so set the locale to en_US and UTF-8 and try again.

Also, UTF-8 locale is used by LinuxCNC, i think, but i never checked, i just set all my computer to en_US and UTF-8 and never have issues.

Looks like pncconf will not work with your locale setting
You may have to temporarily set the locale to en_US to work
around this issue.

thank you andy for this idea
i tried to make python script that reads the 2 hal pins but the problem is that due to the higher speed of changing the values in the hal pins the python script wasnt able to read all the values correctly there are some data missing and i tried cmorley idea to switch manual with simple python script and it did work

Hello,
unfortunately I ran into the next problem .
I was tuning my servos, in the calibration tab and saved the settings. The Machine behaved as expected. when i restartet LCNC the movements of the machine were jerky and ended up in positioning errors. So I set the the values back to something that just moves and repeated the process. Saved the settings and even checked the .ini if the values have been stored correctly. no problem. But as soon as i restart LCNC same problem. The values of the second tuning process ended up being more or less the same as the first time.
Am I missing something here?

EDIT:
The problem was me... i messed up something in the ini Seems to work now.

MPG wheel connection - fixed

MPG ENCODER INPUTS

Standard 7I95T firmware provides 4 quadrature MPG encoder inputs on isolated inputs 0 through 7.
Since the input threshold on isolated inputs is about 3V, its best to use sinking inputs (with the input common terminal tied to +5V) with TTL output level MPGs.

INPUT ENCODER 
0     QUADA-0      MPG 0
1     QUADB-0 
 
2     QUADA-1      MPG 1
3     QUADB-1 
 
4     QUADA-2      MPG 2
5     QUADB-2

6     QUADA-3      MPG 3
7     QUADB-3

 


The problem for me is that the MPG hand wheel function for inputs IN 00-07 cannot be selected from the submenu in the PNCONFG menu.
I don't know how to manually edit HAL.

Hello All,

I am trying to connect a Mesa 7i96s on a new installation.
I do not have much experience with Linux.
Running 6.1.0-40-rt-amd64
This error comes popping up, can any one give me a reason why this is happening?

Thank you,

Antony Manuel.

 

I think something is wrong with these 2 cfg files
turning.cfg
tool-change.cfg
both don't work, the rest seems ok

File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/ncam.py", line 1914, in from_src
exec(self.attr["init"])
File "<string>", line 2, in <module>   <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Which module??
NameError: name 'parent' is not defined. Did you mean: 'reparent'?

Only in this files, "parent" is used.
I deleted these blocks with "parent" as a test, and it worked. However, I don't know what the potential effects might be; I'm not familiar with this.