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I not remember tuning software on lichuan servo, stepper have utility to connect driver and change parameter - only on chinese

Has anyone been able to connect the drives to their tuning software. Maybe its because im on windows 11.

Ok, hope I understood correctly- I disconnected the X-encoder, set the jumper W4 DOWN to TTL and shorted the pins ENCX0 and GND of the X-encoder.
The status in HAL-Show for the hm2_7i80.0.encoder.00.input-index for X did not change, stayed high (yellow).
(I have set the jumper W4 back to UP before reconnecting the X-encoder)

Interesting, does that work reliably?
What do you do, disable EoE mailbox support and also disable EoE?
Wonder why there is a difference between 1.5 and 1.6, EoE seems to be supported also in 1.5.
 

Thanks Andypugh! Its calming to hear you have done something like this already and is doable using LinuxCNC. I will try to learn and act on next steps.
I have not worked on the 3D model of the machine yet. Would be trying to do it next.
Edit: Its a continuous generating gear grinding machine, threaded griding wheel mimics the geometry of a fear hob.
Also, do you make helical gears?

Thanks for the guidance.

Glad you got it resolved

Yeah debounce looks for a input over a time period before acting. Just be sure to recalibrate after you find the setting that solves your issue

Try the docs for job settings, there was an update on it. It's fully explained in the docs page configuration in ini file instructions

It just starts on the status page, is not an error, just informational.

Do you have all the subroutines in the sub folder and are you sure you added all the bar file parameters per the docs?

Just for completeness:
gladevcp version -no
qtvcp version embedded in axis - yes there is a sample config under axis/qtvcp/qtvismach_tab

Had a bit of time to go through the forum and noticed we did not give any usable info here, shame on us!
Use clonezilla, it is free and works perfectly for saving full images of anything from HDD/SSD/NVME.
So:
-install Linux Mint, any flavour
-use KIAUH to install Klipper and MainSail and everything you need
-set your printer properly and make sure everything is working
-use CloneZilla to save an image of that drive
-
This requires a USB stick with CloneZilla, and another drive to save images to, preferably not FAT/FAT32 formated as FAT32 can only store up to 2GB file size. I use EXT4.

OK that indicates either a problem with the 7I33, the connecting cable, the FPGA card
or the firmware.

Note that this test will only work if the 7I33 is jumpered for TTL encoder mode.

PCW wrote:

2. Leaving the TTL option enabled, can you check that grounding the INDEX+ input (encoder disconnected)
changes the state of the hal index pin (hm2_7i80.0.encoder.00.input-index for X)

 

This was just a copy of your questions- sorry, the "2" is missing in my copy and below I wrote the answer to the question you asked.

Andy;

Some time ago I was poking around my LCNC install and ran across a python file that had default key mappings. Within that file I found the "I/i" key mappings which seem to toggle the current jog rate based on the list established in the ini file. I tried to invoke these key in the AXIS interface, but no change was noticed in the jog speed.

I also noticed that there were keys that were mapped to the functions set_feedrate() and set_rapidrate(). What I would like to do is map the '<' key to a very slow rate, say 1mm, and the '>' key to a very rapid rate, say 100mm. To do this I suspect that I would need a function like set_jograte(). I did notice in the documentation, I believe it is the QtVCP section that there was a set_jograte() function, but it appears to specific to QtVCP. Just hoping there is an equivalent function for GladeVCP.

Regards,

With these two keys, I can use my wireless mini keyboard to jog the laser to the program origin of any job quickly rather than from the normal keyboard which makes it hard to watch the laser and jog simultaneously.