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Thank you all for your time for NativeCam, 

Does the configuration for the lathe work?

Milling machine and plasma work without any problems, unfortunately configuration but lathe does not start

Thank you for your help

Sorry -- I missed this reply earlier. No, nothing specific. But the machine (and the axis preview) seem to do the right thing.

Also make sure you read this entire document:

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

It seems like HOME is the INI variable you need to change.

That drive and board require Quadrature outputs, LinuxCNC can do that easily, but i have no idea if Remora can do that.
There are 9 or 10 stepgen types that LinuxCNC can do, and probably 3 of those should work.
And just to be clear that "drive" is not a drive, it is an array of Darlington transistors that can handle 500mAh, if i recall correctly.
Apparently there are 15 types now, just checked so i need to update myself from 2008!
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/man/man9/stepgen.9.html

{
"Thread": "Base",
"Type": "Stepgen",
"Comment": "Z - Joint 2 step generator",
"Joint Number": 2,
"Step Pin": "P1_18",
"Direction Pin": "P1_25"
},
{
"Thread": "Base",
"Type": "Stepgen",
"Comment": "A - Joint 3 step generator",
"Joint Number": 3,
"Step Pin": "P1_27",
"Direction Pin": "P1_21"
},

I have the same configuration loaded for my Z and A they are different

Post your INI file please and we'll see what needs editing.

And yes, homing is a never-ending struggle for LCNC users - both new and old-but-rusty.

Hello, I managed to install the homecomp independently, and Linux CNC also started. The servos are also enabled according to Linux CNC, but they don't go into op mode, only preop mode. When I try to jog manually, a lag error immediately occurs. What's wrong? I'm using Stepperonline A6 motors, but they're the same as the EL8, just with a different name.

Run the "lcec_configgen" command and put the output in a file.
It will have all the pdos, but you can just delete all except the ones you need. So you need to figure out which PDOs you need to use.
It will also have all the numbers etc in the right places, so if you are lucky it can work.
At least use it as starting point.
 

jjdege wrote:

Hi
with the steps described in the various posts I have successfully installed Remora on a NVEM V5.
I have a problem, joint3 does not run, I have deleted and reloaded remora four times, without success, joint3 does not run.
Tried a five-axis gantry XYYZA configuration, the XYY axis works, A (joint4) works, Z axis (joint3) does not work
the configuration file is the one in the LinuxCNC folder
nvem-rt1052.txt    join3 are "P1_27", "P1_21" ?

I have checked the entire configuration many times, maybe I am missing something

P.S. thanks again to Scott and everyone who made it all possible

 

I wanted to thank you now I have the connection with nvem v5 and linuxcnc, I see it because using the software stop the red led lights up. Regarding your problem I have not yet received either DRIVERS or STEPER is there a way to test the outputs without having these components? like led? or I have this small steper but I would not like to damage the board by connecting it:

work at 12V and 5v

I thought it was optional.

it is optional, but in your configuration in the.ini file you have called it

if you don't need it comment it and don't install the component

Hi
with the steps described in the various posts I have successfully installed Remora on a NVEM V5.
I have a problem, joint3 does not run, I have deleted and reloaded remora four times, without success, joint3 does not run.
Tried a five-axis gantry XYYZA configuration, the XYY axis works, A (joint4) works, Z axis (joint3) does not work
the configuration file is the one in the LinuxCNC folder
nvem-rt1052.txt    join3 are "P1_27", "P1_21" ?

I have checked the entire configuration many times, maybe I am missing something

P.S. thanks again to Scott and everyone who made it all possible