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Edit menu, preferences, see screenshot and choose what you want as default.

Then on the last tab, set the number of threads to use for rendering, i do 5 as i have a 6 core AMD and leave one free for other tasks when using the PC, you can do max number of cores (not processor threads).

Also, use OBS-Studio for screen capturing, it is much better and uses less resources, although your original video is quite OK on a 34" monitor.

I tried the bootloader you gave me and it doesn't work.

The 5 and 7 cores are isolated and linucnc works with highest priority on 0,1,2,3,4,6 cores (Htop shows this).
So nobody uses 5, 7 cores. Why isolate them if you don't put linuxcnc on them?
I noticed that my linuxcnc works better with all cores enabled. I actually watch StarTrek when the cnc is running.

I'm using Simple Screen Recorder to make my tutorials and the resulting video is good quality but when I edit it in Flowblade the video is not good quality after uploading to youtube.

This one is straight from Simple Screen Recorder and uploaded to youtube.


After processing in Flowblade and uploading to youtube the quality is 480 max.


Any ideas on how to get better quality videos to youtube?

JT
 

i only have the both octopus, and a few nucleo working, only stm32f4 stuff at the moment

No idea!
I have:
ESP8266
ESP32 wroom
Octopus <inside a Voron 2.4 so not comming out
Several St32xxx on other Vorons all yanked out of Creality printers
Trying to order SKR1.4 to play with.
What boards are being developed here for this? I have seen several, but can not recall where and for exactly what.

alright tommy! 

what board do you want it for? looks like i didnt make .bin files for anything yet

      100% solved. Grounded every component to a ground distribution block. Used tinned copper braided wire and grounded the grounding block to the chassis and the spindle to the gantry. Then added a simple debounce to my probes and limit homes. It's all good to go. Right back to .0005" tolerances. Thanks for the support

Thank you Master PCW
I used (pncconf) to get some sample code to apply to the project. The code looked like this:

 

The frequency reading is appearing on the panel, but when trying to move it, this Z-axis movement calculation error appears:

 

Please, how should I proceed? What alternative and configuration for this?

 

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Santa came early this year, also brought a Zoyi ZT-703S osciloscope!

Ok, was ist denn ein CAM ? ist das ein Programm?

Gcode für Tangentialmesser wird meist vom CAM generiert. Die XYZC Werte müssen für eine Kurve simultan abgefahren werden, dazu muss das CAM für jeden Wegpunkt auf der Kurve den Tangentialwinkel berechnen und als C-Achsenwert ausgeben.

hello everyone,I have just received my 7i96s board, the 5 axes work correctly with my RPI 4 . but I would like to work with an XYZBC trt configuration . The construction is easy with the configurations already proposed in stepconf . but I have no idea how to convert /establish the same configuration with Pncconf which is MESA oriented but without predefined configuration. Could someone please help me?Thank you

Thank you, Master PCW
In the factory, the Z axis is driven by the 7i77 board connected to 7i96s.

It works with a positive voltage of 10 V, the punch goes up, and with a negative voltage of 10 V, it goes down.

I am in my laboratory, hundreds of kilometers away from the factory. Unfortunately, I do not yet have two 7i77s to do all the simulations here. But I do have two 7i96s to do the simulations here in the laboratory, while the other one has already been installed on the customer's machine. However, before I travel again, I need to have the programming ready to apply it to the machine.

I have been working on this for a long time. You advised me to use THCAD2 to receive the signal from the magnetic ruler.

The big challenge with this machine is that the Z axis is a hydraulic cylinder that hits the punch and pierces the metal sheet, but this movement has to be done with millimeter precision. If it exceeds the limit, it pulls and deforms the metal sheet. I think your idea of ​​using THCAD2 is great, because it has some similarities in the way the machine works, because the purpose of THCAD2 is to control the height of the plasma torch and in my case it is to control how far the punch can reach the metal sheet. However, I am new and inexperienced in configuring Hal to connect this and the LinuxCNC system understands that the speed of the frequency is the displacement of the Z axis, for example at 100KHZ the cylinder advanced all the way and at 1MHZ the cylinder returned all the way. Because the future interest is that with the G code, I can determine the depth that can reach the metal sheet. I will check your recommendations, but if you can give me some examples, I would be very grateful.

Das mit dem (G64 weglassen) habe ich noch nicht ausprobiert Ich hoffe, dass ich morgen Abend wieder an die Anlage komme.
Bis dahin habe ich mich ein wenig durch die Dokumentation gewühlt und bin auf den Punkt "5.2. Center Format Example" gestoßen.

Allerdings habe ich nicht wirklich verstanden, was ich da genau eintragen soll.
Oder habt ihr eine andere Idee, die ich ausprobieren könnte, so dass die Bewegung hämonischer aussieht und von Staaten ausgeht.
(Momentan kann die C-Achse noch mehr als 180° drehen, außer einem Laserpointer ist noch nichts angeschlossen. Im Moment sind es nur ein paar Tests, die ich mal zeigen kann).

auf dem Bild sind die Werte der ersten zwei Linien zu sehen.