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The "lspci -vv|grep -i eth" output is as follows:

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raycnc1@debian:~$ lspci -vv|grep -i eth
05:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 16)
    Subsystem: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd Onboard Ethernet
raycnc1@debian:~$
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And a very important update:
Today I ran latency test for 2 hour almost, and shockingly Max jitter for both servo and base thread result found in order of 49,000,000 ns. Normally these values are in 20,000 ns~30,000 ns range.

What to do?


 

HAL Files

Hello everyone, please help me configure the pin index, on the NVEM v2, RT1052, I need speed feedback from the spindle driver - this is one pulse input, I can't figure out which encoder modules to choose and what's the difference anyway


txt

"Thread": "Base",
"Type": "QDC",
"Comment": "SPINDEL ENCODER",
"PV": 0,
"Data Bit": 24,
"ChA Pin": "P3_22",
"ENC No": 1,
"Filter PER": 10,
"Filter CNT": 4

Hal file
loadrt PRUencoder names=SPencoder
addf PRUencoder.capture-position servo-thread
setp SPencoder.position-scale 6
net encoder-count <= remora.PV.0 => SPencoder.raw_count

Here is the INI file. I will just add that we are using a Mach3 BOB as we are unable to get a Messa board at the moment due to stock. The other thing to mention is that we had to invert both the Direction and home for Y and X axis to get them to travel in the correct direction and home to the correct place.

 

i think this is good as it gets with this test program. ran this one at 50%. so 1/4 depth with .020 step over @25 IPM and i final @20 IPM
i wonder how hard i can run now i got lots of extra juice

Seems the limits are not set properly, upload the hal and ini file here on the forum so we can have a look.

Ok myself and my partner are totally new to LinuxCNC having worked with Mach3/4 in the past. The problem we are having is that when we try to run a job we get error messages stating "cant issue MDI command when not homed.We first load our GCode and home the machine (front left of machine as your looking at it), we then move to the spoiler board just in front of the stock lower the Z axis to the spoiler, hit the touch off button put in -25.0 as our stock wood is 25mm thick, we then raise the Z axis and place it on the stock with the Z resting on the wood we then hit touch off for the Y and X axis leaving it at 0.0 and we use P1 G54 on all three axis. When doing the Touch off screens each time it sends up this error message, when we try and run the programme we then get the message "Program exceeds machine maximum on X, Y and Z. I'm hoping someone can enlighten us as to why this is happening is it something in the stepconf or INI file we have overlooked.
Many thanks in advance.

tommylight wrote:

Origin should be at bottom left, or near left when looking at the machine.
Not a rule, but most are set that way.

With Fusion 360, it does not matter. I always touch off at top left even though the machine origin is front left.
Thats how I did it on a manual mill and its more repeatable against the fixed vice jaw.

You need an F truck

Chris,

I just added the ability to create a spin box and it's a HAL float pin. The preset is loaded into the HAL pin at startup. Then in your G code you and read the HAL values with #<_hal[name.of.pin]>

Hit me up on the IRC if you want more info on this.

JT

Origin should be at bottom left, or near left when looking at the machine.
Not a rule, but most are set that way.

I do not have any torch with shield, so i can not test although i do have 2 of THCAD for now.
I have to go pick up a Hypertherm 3070 as i do have it's torch and cables in my shop, but the transformer was to big to fit in a Skoda SuperB!

Glad it worked out and thank you for reporting back.

What gui? sounds like you have enabled a manual tool change for premeasured tools.

Todd wrote:

I don't think that is the correct link to the Linuxcnc Buildbot.
The one here.
buildbot.linuxcnc.org/dists/
shows a last build date of 9/15/2024

But it only builds to buster and not for later distros. You need this one
buildbot2.highlab.com/
I thought it was fixed today.
There is a PR that I have tested that builds debs the Debian way, Once it is pushed, you can build debs in a few commmands and Debian installs all of the dependencies for you. If I wanted master, this would be the way to go once pushed, It does not take long on an i7 with 20 cores!
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/pull/2647