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Hard to tell, it might be a connection issue causing a parity error
in that slot or some unknown incompatibility.

Does lspci show the card?

lspci | grep 2718


 

Hello, how are you?
I would like to know if it is possible to change the functions of the alphanumeric keyboard to functions customized by me.
For example: by default, the F2 key turns on the machine. Can I change it to any other function?

Tanks 

In that case it seems like writing a custom component is the best choice. 
I'm just getting into writing custom realtime components, so this might be a nice exersize.

I can post the link here when I'm done with it if you guys are interested.

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I have a 5i25 in a HP workstation.
The computer works fine until I want start lcnc. It reboots and gives this error tlp poisend on pci slot.

Does anyone have any idea what is going on?
I did have some difficulty getting the card in. 

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OK, that's probably to be expected since there does not seem to be any B axis home switch
and you have setup a homing scheme that requires that switch.

If you don't have a home switch on B, and you want to home to index, you need to setup
Index-only homing:

linuxcnc.org/docs/html/config/ini-homing.html#_configuration


 

my configuration works very well on the x,y,z axes with on/off switches. homming is all done at the same time without any problem. the problem is only on this rotary axis where i have an encoder with which i want to use the Z phase to do my homing.

Do you have a spindle encoder? 
(it might be a bit easier in hal knowing the velocity)

Also maybe this could be done in the g code with 
m5 m66 

halshow value for cia402.0.csp-mode is true, but the drive parameters (value of modes-of-operation/cia402.0.opmode/lcec.0.x.opmode) is 0.

in the XML file there is
<pdoEntry idx="6060" subIdx="00" bitLen="8" halPin="opmode" halType="S32"/>

in the HAL file there is:

setp cia402.0.csp-mode 1
...
net x-modes-of-operation cia402.0.opmode => lcec.0.X.opmode
...

The drive wants parameter 6060 to be 8 for CSP mode. How do I correct that?

 

Is there a built-in way in LinuxCNC to delay or block a direction change until this signal becomes active? Or do I need to handle this myself, for example using HAL logic or some custom component?

I'm not aware of a built in solution but this could certainly be handled using HAL logic (or a custom component)

Good power supplies have an internal EMI filter.

In your case, probably keep the power supplies isolated.

Power supplies often have a high inrush current, which could blow your 13A fuse.

Sorry, i realised i didn't upload the correct .hal file

Looks good!
I'm following

Slowly all components are coming in to be able to build the control cabinet.
For the drive I have ordered pulleys of 12 teeth to do a test with direct drive.
If this does not work well I will switch to a transmission.

 

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setp cia402.0.csp-mode 1
should make the cia402 put the drive in csp-mode.
OP is required but not enough. For cia402 drivers, they have their own states on top of OP.
The drive needs to be in stat-op-enabled to start moving.
Easiest is to use halshow and navigate to pins,cia402,0 to check the values from the component.