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OK the drive does all 3 types and so does LinuxCNC with Mesa.
Drive modes from your pictures are:
0 = up/down step pulses
1 = step/dir
2 = quadrature
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LinuxCNC modes:
0 = step/dir
1 = up/down
2 = quadrature

linuxcnc.org/docs/html/man/man9/stepgen.9.html

No idea really, but you can always try the "lcec_configgen" command to see what lcec's guess of a config can look like.
EL5102 is available as a lcec device if you want to look at how it is done for that one. I is a similar encoder I think.

Found something.
Left to figure out how to set it correctly. It looks like the step dir is also supported in this drive.
 
 

If you mean CV and CCV quadrature steps, then most probably yes, and the only thing required should be to change the stepgen type in hal to type 1 or 2 (i forgot what exactly).

Hello!
Can the 7i96s card handle CW +/- and CCW +/- instead of step/dir?
I need to control a Mitsubishi mr-je-40a servo drive I
The drive smarter then me, so, I'm not sure... Maybe the servo can the step/dir too, but not figured it out yet how.

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I'm finally getting somewhere with the encoder. Used this diagram from the site below. Ordered the board from jcbway, the iso7740 and components from AliExpress. I finally get the PV counting in both directions. Next just figure out the spindle setup with it.

www.electronics-lab.com/project/4-channe...d-digital-isolators/

...or maybe there is a way of configuring devices that i don't know of? The manual does not seem to mention ANY configuration apart from this PDO assignment...

Greetings. I've been looking online but havent figured out what size tap i need for a thread in my engine block where a 17mm metric sized bot goes in to botl on the tensioner. I appreciate any help! 
I think I will have to rethread it. It would be my first time.   

For absolutely no reason at all, I decided to make it fancy. Now I can choose the orientation of the center of the switch sweep, like noon, 3, 6 or 9 o'clock.

If I were to do this again, I would probably start measurements like a unit circle, with all angular measurements a positive value from the x-axis, CCW. Live and learn.

In addition to info from spumco.

Commercial suppliers of 4th axis usualyl differenciate between positioner (brake opens, thing rotates, brake closes)
Movable axis which allow light milling up to heavy milling. (workpiece weigth torqure)
Movable axis that are even fast enough to do turning operations. (sometimes even with direct drive)

If a positioner is "good enough" it makes things a lot easier.

Ok I pushed some work on this.

vismach_mill_xyz should show case it.

in your vismach script you need to add:
on top:
and in the Window class:

You can watch this video

LYXHAHA wrote:

I want my desktop to look like this：https://www.tecmint.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/xfce-11.jpg
 

I like the mouse background! Is that still available as an option in LinuxCNC?

It reminds me of the startup screen on Heidenhain TNC640, since it's no secret that it's just an application running in Linux on XFCE desktop. In fact, my job programming for and running a Hermle 5-axis mill is part of why I decided to finally start using LinuxCNC at home.

I am otherwise totally new to Linux, and I haven't even bothered to figure out how to change the desktop background yet. I am one of those weird people that usually keep the default desktop background.

Excellent news!