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The overlay in the preview you posted shows 'TLO' values (ie Tool Length Offsets) for X, Y, and Z. These offsets either come from values associated to the currently loaded tool in the tooltable or they are set in the GCode

Looking at the generated Gcode will answer that.

Fantastic job you are making on that. Are you also using matrix keyboard functions in LinuxCNC? I liked that the Maesa 7i73 supports that as well.
Mark

This saw seems to be primarily ran on 110v to control all of the limit switches hydraulics solenoids motor starters etc. What's the best way to control 110v with a mesa card? I know I can make a bank of relays but it seems a little extra for all of these functions having a huge board of relays. I pressure washed the saw down today put power to it and was able to force my way through making each function work. U could proably run the saw as is like a regular saw but the auto feed system is totally junk and needs to be rebuilt. 

I followed all the steps you listed and applied the fixes. Now it loads both standalone and imbedded.
The SYS_DIR sets itself to /usr/bin so i changed it in ncam.py to be "/usr/share/linuxcnc/gladevcp/NativeCAM"

In lathe everything works except change tool and straight turn. When I select these icons they give the following error:
File "/usr/bin/ncam", line 4955, in add_feature
f = Feature(src=src_file)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/bin/ncam", line 1736, in __init__
self.from_src(src)
File "/usr/bin/ncam", line 1864, in from_src
exec(self.attr["init"])
File "<string>", line 2, in <module>
NameError: name 'parent' is not defined. Did you mean: 'reparent'?

Any idea how to reslove this is appreciated. Cheers

Where would I find this?

Has anyone used this to make a GUI similar to mini (deprecated several years back) or something similarly simple.

Do you have any other older PC?
You can install everything on another PC then move the drive to the machine PC and it just works 98% of the time.
What is the PC make/model?
Try pressing F12 for Dell (F8 for Asus and F11 for some others) with the USB inserted and right after powering on, see if it shows a bootable device list.
Try a different USB, i refuse to believe any PC after roughly 2002 will not boot from USB, even earlier PC's mostly boot from USB without issues.
Is the HDD a PATA or SATA?
PATA = 40 or 80 wire flat cable
SATA = small connector with thin wire, usually black or red color.

Disconnect the power form all but one drive and do some tests, then connect another one and test...
I am pretty sure it is an interference issue with bad wiring and/or bad grounding, so u7pload some pictures of the wiring here so we can have a look.

Anyone have any more suggestions on what I can check/try?

I am now on 2.7.14 Wheezy, Dell optiplex 9020, Netmos9900, and latency under 6k. The stepper will jog and then quit working shortly after, regardless if there is "pausing" or not. The PCIe parport shows "disabled" in lspci -v, and even if I enable it via the terminal, the stepper still doesn't work unless I reboot.

Any ideas at all are appreciated.

There is nothing on the Hard Drive except Ubuntu

Why do you need to control the brake like this?

Stepper motors have full torque at 0rpm. If the stepper is powered you should not need the brake. Brake should be turned off when the CNC is powered on, then brake should reactivate when CNC is powered down.

Or is this a brake for 4th axis machining?

Brakes integrated into steppers or servos are not designed to be used for machining, they are jus to hold axis position when the motor is off. Usually to stop Z axis falling under gravity.

You could try this:

forum.linuxcnc.org/nativecam/53492-nativ...-9-3?start=80#327780

Regards
Giovanni

I liked it also, after 2.7 it went to joints/axis(something like that) and mini was not maintained after that. 

cakeslob wrote:

{
"Thread": "Servo",
"Type": "Digital Pin",
"Comment": "Index",
"Pin": "1.28",
"Mode": "Input",
"Invert": "True",
"Data Bit": 6
},
{
"Thread": "Servo",
"Type": "QEI",
"Comment": "spindle-encoder",
"Modifier": "Pull Up",
"PV[i]": 0,
"Data Bit": 2,
"Enable Index": "True"
},
well, maybe you dont need to use the preassigned index, you will find out i guess

[code]# Spindle QEI encoder

setp encoder.0.position-scale 800.000000
net encoder-count <= remora.PV.0 => encoder.0.raw_count
net encoder-phaseZ <= remora.input.6 => encoder.0.phase-Z
# setp encoder.0.index-enable true

i dont think you are connecting your spindle pins correctly thought. its waiting for the index enable probably
compare to this one
https://github.com/cakeslob/RRW_LAB/blob/inc/LinuxCNC/ConfigSamples/remora-RRW_LAB_latheng/remora-xyz.hal#L128

[/i][/code]
 

Awesome, yeah my hal was a mess. I ended up just grabbing that example and tweaking what I need to to have things make sense for my machine and I'm happy to say, everything is working now. Exactly how it should, and we have threads! Thanks again!


https://imgur.com/a/dP7VYhM