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Its a three phase transformer its for the versions that run on 380/400v since the spindle drive use 220 three phase power i think. And three phase doesnt need neutral to work its the phases that have 380V between them

Try a Meanwelll MDR-10-5 (2 amp)

My guess is gpio16 does not exist. remove it

Would you be able to suggest a power supply to me? Thanks

cncproject2024 wrote:

Am I able to power the card from a usb cable from a computer?

No. even a USB plugpack isn't reliable

Hi inspirr

Unfortunately not. I think the default encoder setting of the ECT86 should be alright for most steppers though. I tinkered arround with lots of other settings as well. But had to give up on it for now.

Am I able to power the card from a usb cable from a computer?

Hi there, nice work the s curves look nice on the videos on youtube. I would like to work on this too. What is the state of the merge with the main branch? i see the last commit was 4 months ago on the branch of Grotius, how are things going? what can i do to help?

Thanks Peter. I have updated this document which explains how to get the most out of your PC hardware when using Bookworm or Trixie.
docs.google.com/document/d/1jeV_4VKzVmOI...diY/edit?usp=sharing
 

testing new setup concept

I am using titanium based wire, very strong (it's an alloy, I was given some by a friend who bought a commercial machine - it is reportedly the best available on the market). I've cut more than 2000 profiles so far. I tried stainless steel fishing leader but it is too weak (even 108lb broke). I'm running about 70v out of a voltage regulator that can actually go up to 130v, but that is far too high. I think the wire gauge is around 23 or 24. The higher temperature allows much faster cutting, I can do 60 sheets of 1.5" at 300mm/minute

Hi Andy.

Thank you for your reply.

I have read a bit about the carousel-component and it looks very good, but if I understand it correctly I can’t use it to drive an axis? My tool-carousel is configured as the C-axis on my machine.

But maybe I have misunderstood something?

Merged, moved, corrected tittle.
Thank you.

I am having trouble setting up manual tool changes and remaps in QTDragon.
I'm trying to migrate from Gmoccapy, but I just can't get it to work.

I am setting it up from scratch, but currently the replacement instruction window is displayed and the tool probe and workpiece are moved.

In this state, the Z-axis height above the pre-beam appears to be about twice the maximum height.

The message reads:
invalid params in linear command error parameter is [3.000000]
Linear move on line 17 would exceed Z's negative limit

I've been doing this all day today. It seemed to work once, but I can't reproduce it. I've set it up from scratch many times, but it's stuck in the same place.

LinuxCNC2.9.3 

There's a little typo in the Mesa section:

1. Ping the mesa card to confirm it's all working
   ping 10.10.10.1

(should be 10.10.10.10)

Also the network setup stuff (other than perhaps the IP address)
also applies to any other UDP connected device (Remora on EC500 etc)