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You can also get a list of all enabled hardware pins with:

halcmd show all | grep hm2

When LinuxCNC is running.

I'm recalling a message where I stated that the problem was solved. It is not. I'm attaching the present state of the relevant .ini and .hal files.

Hi,

How are you?

How are you progressing with this, did you get it to install successfully?

If your current hal file is like the older one, enable is
controlled by joint.N.amp-enable-out. This will be true anytime
LinuxCNC is in the run state. 

From the older hal file:

net x-enable <= joint.1.amp-enable-out
net x-enable => hm2_7i76.0.stepgen.01.enable
net x-enable => hm2_7i76.0.7i76.0.0.output-01


Didn't you mention that you had DMM drives?

AFAICR, these are disabled when the enable input is powered.

Hi, please share your LinuxCNC hal and ini files. Is the remora ethernet component loaded?

github.com/scottalford75/Remora-RT1052-c...omponents/Remora-eth

A better question I should ask is what kind of response or voltage should I see on the ENA pin when the jog is made? It's looks to be 24V and not changing.

Thanks

i successfully updated to 2.9.4.  My pins are labeled as 7i76e now but i believe that is due to me picking 7i76 instead of 7i76e in pncconf. 

However, I'm still not getting the motors to move.  It's changing the DRO and display in Axis.  I see voltage changes in Dir and Step pins but nothing changes.
Any ideas?

Thanks

Have anyone found a solution? I have the same problem with a Dell S2240T touchscreen, no double click or any clicks in QTdragonHD

Managed to get info by making a test config in MesaCT and then look in I/O.hal

Input 16, TB5
hm2_7i95.0.inmux.00.input-16

Can anyone direct me to the correct file path , or file structure within the system ? Machine will not move after a restart after , an .INI modification.Machine will run with another machines control. I have found a backup usb stick . But it has several files on it , Not sure what to delete and what to keep? I would like to reload the complete backup into the computer and try it. The hard drive is a cluttered mess , and I would like to clean it out. I will down load the files from the USB , if anyone can help! I will post some pictures also.     

Try this
www.linuxcnc.org/iso/linuxcnc-2.7.14-wheezy.iso
You can boot from USB, and make a quick simple config and test with, all without installing it, then if it works better, install.

I just disabled a bunch of stuff in BIOS (another thread recommended) and latency is down to 15k, but all the same errors persist

Hello, I'm currently facing a small problem. I want to monitor my servos (Stepperonline A6 750w), which are operated via EtherCAT, using a closed loop. Currently, I only get feedback from the motor encoders, but I already have glass scales installed. Now I'm trying to link them so that the glass scales work together with the servos via PID (the scales are triggered by the Beckhoff EL5101).
Regards, Tom