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@stkvit
Apologies, your original user profile got deleted by accident.

stkvit wrote:

very sad, i use linuxcnc for open-source, i like to develop my devices, as 99% of linuxcnc users. what is the price of your device?

As I mentioned, this device was developed as part of my commercial control system, which is my source of income—it is purely a commercial endeavor (I make a living from designing and producing these devices). It operates similarly to other commercial solutions, such as MESA controllers. However, I am working on adapting the device to also be compatible with open-source projects, such as the excellent LinuxCNC.As for the price, it has not been precisely determined yet, as the project has been evolving for a long time and continues to change. In fact, I am not even 100% certain it will reach the market, as this is one of the most challenging projects I have worked on, and I am encountering many difficulties.If everything goes well, the initial promotional price is estimated to be $199 USD.

Great work!
What was the tweak? Tommy will want to know!

made a tweak

very sad, i use linuxcnc for open-source, i like to develop my devices, as 99% of linuxcnc users. what is the price of your device?

SIR Could you advise how to implement the SSI encoder configuration in hostmot2.py for 901T module compatibility?

How? What did I do wrong ?

I want EtherCAT as an interface.

I forgot to mention I am planning to use Ethercat too. A Beckhoff 5151 encoder interface arrived today. I also have a THCAD10 here which may allow reading of 0-10 volt using it. I will use a Beckhoff 2502 for PWM signal for laser.

You can call an MDI command with a hal pin, that would then be triggered by your button output, by using a Halui MDI.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gui/halui.html#_mdi_2

Or if you are programming your user interface, you can program your gui button to issue MDI commands directly, such as with GadeVCP.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gui/gladevcp.html...d_action_mdi_widgets