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glad you got it sorted!

probably something simple being overlooked. just to verify, only one postgui hal file can be used in linuxcnc, so you need to make sure if you have one from the original config that you integrate it with the probe_basic_postgui.hal file, having multiple postgui hal files will result in the second in line not being loaded and or errors. just a sanity check to make sure you had done that!

I have not yet, I did run an update and it totally mucked up the UI, so I don't know that it's configured the best. I can upload it, but it's purely experimental and likely broken.

The python import section of the docs shows how to import a python file which you can have custom code. You can create your own widgets with object names that you can use in your python code.

gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/flexgui/python.html

The python code I use to open a file for an example is
github.com/jethornton/flexgui/blob/1.1.0...exgui/actions.py#L88
and
github.com/jethornton/flexgui/blob/1.1.0...gui/utilities.py#L45

JT

Ok, so tried a fresh install per the installation instructions. And got all the way to the AXIS/Probe Basic test. Errors out due to SSerial connection issues on the 7i73. Tried both MESACT and pnccomf config settings and all failed. Checked the latency and through the roof. So did a reinstall of the gmmocapy iso, and connected all good again. No errors. So will try to do the files workaround first. I have a feeling it is something to do with USB/ethernet connections to the 7i96S and/or maybe serial settings on the SSerial. So will try setup on the files and see how hat goes. Should have tried that first. FYI: Old Dell Inspiron 5000 series. 8GB ram, USB 3.1. BTW, if people know what this issue is with the Probe Basic stable install setup, I can always try a new install again. Go it down pat now...

If you don't understand how to build a QSS stylesheet then Flex has the solution for you a stylesheet builder.



JT

That explains it. It starts to make sense, that it did not make sense:-).

thanks worked for sybexx... not use from wezzhunter file since sybexx file succes thanks for all guide, now next problem i cant isntall udp driver from linux terminal they says :
$ sudo halcompile --install esp32udp.comp
[sudo] password for triwahyudist:         
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/bin/halcompile", line 1553, in <module>
    main()
  File "/usr/bin/halcompile", line 1523, in main
    process(f, mode, outfile)
  File "/usr/bin/halcompile", line 1363, in process
    a, b = parse(filename)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/usr/bin/halcompile", line 434, in parse
    f = open(filename).read()
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'esp32udp.comp'

Hello, I'm new to LinuxCNC and found your awsome project.
I'm retrofitting an old Deckel FP3 CNC which already has Haidenhain glass scales. Since their already there I wanted to use them of course. For drives I'm using EtherCAT ones, but the Sine/Cosine Encoder interfaces from Beckhoff are very expensive.
So I would like to interpolate the sine/cosine signals of the scales to incremental quad encoders with some custom electronics. I've seen, that there are plugins for quad encoders. Do you think it is possible to use your RealtimeIO core with the encoder plugins to get the values of the scales into LinuxCNC?
Do you see, that there's an issue with RealtimeIO and EtherCAT in parallel? (For EtherCAT I'll use the NIC of the PC chipset. For RIO I wanted to use the W5500 Ethernet module with an USB-Ethernet adapter to the PC.

Thanks for your support!

These have been signs aka wall art so some areas are just needed on tight corners and such. so on items like this should i just expect a little bit of dross/slag buildup.
I'm trying to dive deeper into the software this coming year and getting my table to cut near perfect. I've already made a few changes that have helped tremendously.
I've been told that my table design is creating shakes but to be honest I don't see the water in the pan moving. I would think the slat design I have, might provide for some slat wobble during cuts. I would just like to get this table to be cutting on a professional level. lol

Did you ever upload this anywhere?

Hi all,

I am currently setting up Probe Basic for my machine which has 3D probe and tool length setter.

But I don't understand how it's gonna work :

- I set the X Y Z origin on my piece using the 3D probe.
- Then I measure the tool using the tool setter and it set an offset value to the tool (from the Z absolute zero of the machine).

But how does this tool offset work with the Z origin on the piece without knowing the 3D probe height ?

In QtDragon, you probe the Z of your piece and the Z of the tool setter, so it can use that difference in Z.

Thank for help.

I'm located 75 km from Oslo and 50 km from Gardermoen. Although I'm not interested in taking on a paying job I have working machine with tool length probe we can go through.

Hi can i ask to unblock also my ip. I started to having same problem as described. I was loging recently from several devices like 5 and seems that my ip is blocked right now. Thanks

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