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Sounds easy. I don't know how to do any of that!


I don't think Pathpilot cares that it's a TH is the lights on the 7i92 indicate that it's trying to connect to the Tormach board when Pathpilot starts up - so it may just be steps 1 and 2.

I have a guy I know working on it. the rented solutions kinda suck. Most of the packages are aimed at very large scale operations. Mostly this will be used for protyping and R&D work on a small scale. 

Sorry, I didn't understand the translation well, I don't speak English, in this case the remora doesn't support high pulse frequencies due to the limited hardware, does the ec 500 and ec300 have an input for high pulse frequency encoders? Or does it only allow you to make an extension module for the encoder? If so, what would this expansion module be like? Is there anything ready? and how would you add it? Sorry for the number of questions, I'm very interested in this project

There's probably a way to do this but is pretty hacky:

1. Write Tormach 1100 compatible firmware to the 7I92T
(should not be a big deal)
2. Disable the part of Tormachs startup script that updates the firmware

3. Change the 7I92t name to  7I92
(there's a utility to change Mesa Ethernet card names)

Now PathPilot will think you have a 7I92

I'm using a NUC so no PCI without a new build. Plus I've already purchased the 7i92th.....which may or may not matter if it won't be supported.

Another possibility is a 6I25 (if you have a PCIE slot)

schnellmued wrote:

Hello all

I now have installed pyocd, but no luck with connecting. I guess it should show a target id here ?

xx@xxxxxx:~# pyocd list
# Probe/Board Unique ID Target

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0 X893 ARM CMSIS-DAP 0001A0000000 n/a



Flashing fails then too:

xx@xxxxxx:~# pyocd flash /home/bf/Downloads/remora-rt1052-3.1.3.bin –-target mimxrt1050_quadspi
0000497 W Generic 'cortex_m' target type is selected by default; is this intentional? You will be able to debug most devices, but not program flash. To set the target type use the '--target' argument or 'target_override' option. Use 'pyocd list --targets' to see available targets types. [board]
0000674 I Loading /home/bf/Downloads/remora-rt1052-3.1.3.bin [load_cmd]
0000690 C No boot memory is defined for this device [__main__]

 

Anything wrong with the wiring ? I got 24v supplied to the remora board

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schnellmued

 

The pyocd warning is hinting that the command line is not correct and it's defaulting the generic target type that cannot flash memory.

pyOCD/docs/target_support.md at main · pyocd/pyOCD

Is there a typo in the command line arguments?

I debated starting a new thread vs. bumping this 2 year old one, but this thread already covers what I'm looking for.

I have a Tormach PCNC with a missing control. I threw a new PC at it and installed Pathpilot. I read that a 7i92h was a direct swap...but then learned that it was also NLA so I ordered the 7i92TH that I assumed was direct replacement. I've since learned that that was a bad assumption.

Do you happen to know that status of Tormach supporting the "T" cards?

I totally get the desire to stick with the existing tool changer. 1 thing you could make would be a gang holder, that would certainly give you more options.

 

Thayloreing wrote:

Good morning guys, I bought my nvem v5 board to test with linuxcnc, I'm still waiting, I saw in the files that there is an encoder component to compile in linuxcnc to use in remora, this component was created to only accept the mpg encoder or is there a possibility of using the mpg input to connect an encoder to a spindle or the spindle shaft of a lathe, I don't know if it is possible to use just the mpg encoder input or there is a way to use other inputs if configured, could you give me more details of this part of the encoder on the nvem board? thank you in advance thank you very much

Hi, for the MPG the encoder counting is done in LinuxCNC using the normal inputs as the speed is low. The PRUencoder module is used for the hardware based encoder modules. The NVEM is limited on Inputs, but please check the EC500 configuration below with the NVEM configuration to identify which inputs are available for the QDC encoder module.

Remora-RT1052-cpp/LinuxCNC/ec500-rt1052-DMA-ENC.txt at main · scottalford75/Remora-RT1052-cpp
Remora-RT1052-cpp/LinuxCNC/nvem-rt1052.txt at main · scottalford75/Remora-RT1052-cpp
 

Sounds like maybe laser intensity setting?
Can you use motion-current-vel?

Try searching for "adaptive feed", although a bit fuzzy on it, and not sure if you are looking for exactly that.
Is this for a lathe or mill?
I assume it is a mill since you mention XY but no Z.

Failing to build the kernel due to issues with the RealTek DKMS drivers:
Consult /var/lib/dkms/rtl8814au/4.3.21/
I would try removing the DKMS driver, install QtPyVCP then install the driver again.

Here is an interesting discussion regarding IC AX58100 designed by Håkan BåstedtMetalMusings
github.com/MetalMusings/MyOwnEtherCATDev...uecomment-2474082363. With the kindly given instructions I have my board working and ready to run on LINUXCNC

Hello all

I now have installed pyocd, but no luck with connecting. I guess it should show a target id here ?

xx@xxxxxx:~# pyocd list
# Probe/Board Unique ID Target

---

0 X893 ARM CMSIS-DAP 0001A0000000 n/a



Flashing fails then too:

xx@xxxxxx:~# pyocd flash /home/bf/Downloads/remora-rt1052-3.1.3.bin –-target mimxrt1050_quadspi
0000497 W Generic 'cortex_m' target type is selected by default; is this intentional? You will be able to debug most devices, but not program flash. To set the target type use the '--target' argument or 'target_override' option. Use 'pyocd list --targets' to see available targets types. [board]
0000674 I Loading /home/bf/Downloads/remora-rt1052-3.1.3.bin [load_cmd]
0000690 C No boot memory is defined for this device [__main__]

 

Anything wrong with the wiring ? I got 24v supplied to the remora board

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schnellmued