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Blue part was I think $86cdn. The grippers were $25cdn each. Now that I have it in hand and see what they did, I can see some things I can change that should make it a little cheaper.

For example If you model impossible chamfers someone will hand file them right to the edge. We don't need none of that silliness. So I guess I need to either model accurately, or make a note "only cnc the chamfers as close as is reasonable"

Ove time I will bring all the small parts in house, but its pretty cool that i can affordably do one offs to start.

1. make sure all ecat servos are OP+ status before you run any move action in lcnc.
by run "ethercat sl" cmd in terminal.
2. a working ecat servo which is in CSP mode, it's cia-controlword should be 15 (4>6>7>15).
if yours is not, check statusword,  there must be someone bit in wrong.
you can use halshow panel, get value of statusword pin, and convert to binary, check every status bit with servo instruction manual.

I have my Denford Triac PC running on remora and an EC500 , DM556t drivers, Probe Basic UI.Amazon cheap 23" touch screen.
I'll post my ini and hal later in the week if anyone is looking to do the same.

Z420 ? i still have one in use daily, had over 20 and they are very good for small NAS or local server, or crypto mining as they come with a 700W power supply... I know, i used them for mining for several years.
Back on topic:
1. does your Z420 have the water cooler or the normal offset mounted air cooler?
2. does it still have the original NVIDIA QUADRO graphic card?
For 1 they tend to fail, but very, very rarely, so far only 1 failed.
For 2 see if you can find an AMD graphic card, might work perfectly well with 2.9 as the PC has good latency overall.

Hi there,I need help with something.

The L7N series servo motors work fine with the settings in the l7npos.xml and l7npos.hal files.

But I want to use them with cia402.comp. I've configured the settings in the attached "l7npos_cia402.xml" and "l7npos_cia402.hal" files, but the motors aren't working. They're stay in the "Enabled" state.

What do you think I did wrong?

I have no bad info on CloadFlare so far, hope they continue.
Just keep in mind that all your traffic goes through them, so they know what your watching...

Hi Andy,

yes, he has.

Thanks a lot and best regards

Hartwig

rodw wrote:

8.7 TB free here.

You should be able to install a gitlab at home too. docs.gitlab.com/install/docker/ then you could clone what you want into your trpo

I am just now building a 56TB NAS, but not for me.
Also, i never use Docker nor any other ProxMox, Jellyfin, VM, etc.
I use bare metal for everything, and even that as simple as possible.
The security concerns win always with me.

I wonder if ads are connected to monetisation. I think youtube puts in ads "always".
It's just you get a share of the income. When I was active I got around 100 bucks every three months.
In the end I ran out of subjects and appreciated being without the constant chase for content.
Nice experience, nice to be without.

I have looked into monetisation, but it looks like my lifetime earnings would have been about $25 over the last 15 years, and I prefer not to annoy my subscribers with adverts.

rodw wrote:

You can monetise YT if you have 1000 followers and 4000 hours/365 days so I am on a mission to get to 4000 watch hours.

I think it is 3000 watch hours and 500 subscribers? 



 

I don't actually know where it's used. However, this board essentially has open-collector PWM outputs. It could be used in PWM-controlled proportional valves, etc., and other components.

As you mentioned, an RC servo motor could offer a fast way to mechanically implement LinuxCNC's powerful robotic infrastructure.

Maybe it helps if I give you more information about my machine.
I have a 4 Axis Mill with 1X 2Y 1Z 

In the attachment I added the configuration of the machine and the configuration of the NVEM. I also added the g-code file where I can reproduce the problem

I hope this helps.
Let me know if you need something else

Thanks

Clemens

xenon-alien wrote:

Is there a code for the g-code to get a result in parameter, like in the debug
%.xf = x (0-9) number of decimals?

No, sorry. 

But if you just want to compare two numbers to see if they differ by less than a certain amount:

linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode/overview.html#gcode:functions
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gcode/o-co...ml#ocode:conditional
 

Can I ask if any users of the macros have found that the latest version, with LinuxCNC 2.9.x is very slow? At the moment my whole UI is very slow to respond to button presses etc.
I hope it's not like that for everyone?
My guess is that the redraw/resize is being called continuously, but I haven't found the time to investigate yet.