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I'm trying to switch to the newer version but with my own screen i built back than.. 

I installed the dev version of ProbeBasic and exchanged the probe_basic.ui with my own. If i use the launcher probe_basic_mill_designer.sh it opens my screen and luckily it looks quite promising so far. Its only missng two attributes "referenceType" and "axis". 

But if i want to test the sceen and open the desktop starter probe basic mill it shows the standard UI. Regarding to the documentation this should run LinuxCNC with the UI changes i made shouldn't it? Where is the GUI of probe basic located? 

And is paramsaver not available anymore with linuxCNC 2.9? It seems that it cannot load it.
Ok just found out that the shortcut for probe basic mill just uses the ui which is in python3/dist-packages/probe_basic
i thought the dev edition runs a virtual enviroment ? 

Yes I can send some complete prototypes boards (rev5.0), and yes I'm in Europe.
I left the contacts at the end of the readme in the repo.

Main spindle will be blocked/fixed.

With a code i should be able to select Main spindle..Like SERVO 1 or SERVO 2

Machine has got tool changer but NO driven tools on it.

I use one similar to this:

www.ebay.com.au/itm/393976812590?chn=ps&...c8DTVWwaAi5tEALw_wcB

 

Thanks again PCW, a lowpass filter with a gain of 0.01 did wonders for the spindle load. It's very stable now.

I have been thinking of adding a laser cross to the machine.
Did a search on this forum. But did not find anything. If I missed it please point me tho the right thread.

My question is how many watts that you can see it nicely. Are there any safety issues for eyes?
Are those cheap ones you get on aliexpress ok? 

I was working along with qtdragon and the milling machine. Then I had a reason to test the latest version of linuxcnc and now the REFX REFY and REFZ buttons are gone. I do need them, I do a lot of touching off and almost every time I enter a value from that menue.
It looked like this (from the manual)
 
and now it looks like this
 
I have tried to find it back in the gui code, but it seems the buttons are gone.

Is there any way to get the buttons back? Or how is manual touching off supposed to be done?

 

Thanks!
I will try it at home.

If there is any issue with the "because device is strictly unmanaged" while activating the connection, this helped me

Bookworm
Since bookworm, the configuration has moved. Now we need to create a new file at /etc/network/interfaces.d/eth0

allow-hotplug eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address 10.10.10.2
#network 10.0.0.0
netmask 255.255.255.0
#gateway 10.0.0.1

Artur_1617 did you get this working again ? I just updated from 2.9.2 to 2.9.3 and I'm now having very similiar issues with my tool changer , my thread is here.

forum.linuxcnc.org/gmoccapy/54034-gmocca...roblems-after-updategeometry dash breeze

What specific issues are you experiencing with your tool changer after the update to version 2.9.3, and have you tried any troubleshooting steps to resolve them?

Vector, I watched your video but the audio is so bad I couldn't understand. I am trying to re watch it with subtitles... man that's a drag.

Hello.

I wanna reduce my part processing time by optimizing generated g-code. Currently i am using Fusion360 as CAM program. I've seen some optimizers that says we save %20 of your time. For complex pieces, it would be very useful to save any time.

Do you guys know any G-code optimizer as i mentioned? I need it to save time in context described below:
1- By increasing the feed rate of unnecessary movements. (Returning to first position without processing the piece, free movements)
2- By eliminating free moves as much as possible

I would appreciate any information.

Thank you.






 

Hello,
does anybody finished a retrofit on a SCM Record 220?

I have problems with the NUM1040 controller. This time i work on my first LinuxCNC retrofit on an other machine and i prepare to do this on the SCM Record 220, too.
My SCM Record 220 is from 1998 and there are Yaskawa SGDB AC-servo-drives inside.

It would be interesting if somebody could share his experience with this machine.

Best regards
michaeln

Thanks for your docker code !

>> Hope this helps! Unfortunately I don't know enough python to add a toolchain >>selector in the time I have available, any volunteers?
is allready there (dev-banch)
i also add an docker-container with the gowin toolchain.

>> itai I'd love to see your board, could you put it on github? I'm about to order
>> boards for myself, I have a feeling I'll like yours better than mine.
which board exactly do you mean ? and which one do you have ?

aDm1N wrote:

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  0   ARM DAPLink CMSIS-DAP   070000811a5a5bb50000000001ef41eca5a5a5a597969908   ✔︎ stm32f103rb
      NUCLEO-F103RB
--target mimxrt1050_quadspi -v

 

you are trying to flash firmware for NXP in STM32

By instability I mean you will start to seen oscillations if D is too high
Once D is as high as possible, you can do the same with the P term
(raise it until you get oscillations and then back off about 30%)

What is the issue with plotting the bus voltage?

Can you provide a plot of the position error and PID output?