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  • Project_Hopeless
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06 Sep 2024 22:42
Replied by Project_Hopeless on topic Add Tab to Axis View Pane

Add Tab to Axis View Pane

Category: AXIS

What version of linuxcnc are you using?

 

version 2.9.2.
  • tommylight
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06 Sep 2024 22:15

What do you really get for a $350 desk top engraver ?

Category: Show Your Stuff

Try this, by far the best belt drive system
  • cmorley
  • cmorley
06 Sep 2024 22:15
Replied by cmorley on topic QTDragon spindle raise issues

QTDragon spindle raise issues

Category: Qtvcp

So I added your custom files to my sim:

I see two external pins:

696 bit IN FALSE qtdragon.external-pause
696 bit IN FALSE qtdragon.external-pause-2

I can't see what is different in qtdragon_hd.ui or qtdragon_hd_handler.py in your qtvcp/screens/qtdragon_hd folder. They see to be the same as the most current.

If that is true then I don't think you need the pause_pin.py file anymore.

We need to get to one version of external pausing.

So can you confirm my understanding - the qtdragon_hd.ui and qtdragon_hd_handler.py are are just copies of the most current?
  • Sakhalin_Cat
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06 Sep 2024 22:14 - 06 Sep 2024 22:16

Ethercat installation from repositories - how to step by step

Category: EtherCAT

I figured out the problem of this error. Maybe this information will help you:
When I installed the previous EtherCat-Master driver, I first used the compilation from source method, which installed the compiled driver 1.5.2 with the "make install" command, the installation ended with some error and I left everything as it was, after this installed the DKMS driver and everything worked. When reinstalling the DKMS 1.6.1 driver, it removes the 1.5.2 DKMS driver, but does not remove the remains of the 1.5.2 driver that was compiled with "make install". And you are left with the executable files of version 1.5.2 with the 1.6.1 driver installed.
You need to go to the folder with the source codes from where you compiled the driver and do "make uninstall", after which everything will be fine.
  • PCW
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06 Sep 2024 20:37
Replied by PCW on topic Method for Zeroing a "c" axis

Method for Zeroing a "c" axis

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

If you have a combined C axis/spindle, I think the position does really need to be
reset when going back into C mode (Ideally by homing to index or absolute position)
because if you simply do math on the accumulated spindle mode position, you will
eventually lose  position resolution as the position gets huge.
  • scottlaird
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06 Sep 2024 20:04
Replied by scottlaird on topic Beckhoff EK1828

Beckhoff EK1828

Category: EtherCAT

The EK1828 *should* work with recent versions of LinuxCNC-Ethercat. I have one of the other EK18xx models in a test system, and I'm petty sure it works.
  • jossen
  • jossen
06 Sep 2024 19:49
Beckhoff EK1828 was created by jossen

Beckhoff EK1828

Category: EtherCAT

Hello, I have a Beckhoff module that seems to be unsupported (EK1828)
I'm struggling to make this xml file and cannot figure out how it should be.
Is it possible to debug it? (It seems like I can write error in the file and LinuxCNC still open without any failures...)

Maybe some of you could look at my xml file, I have attached that and the other config files. I have also taken a output of ethercat slaves -v and ethercat pdos (I didn't get anything with the ethercat sdos)
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