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I am currently tuning a Linux CNC device to control the Ethercat motor. The motor driver I am using is absolute origin and does not require home. When I accidentally click on [home axis]  on axisUI, causing my coordinate system to be misaligned. For example, if the current point is 10.00 and the motor does not move after clicking [home axis], the current point becomes X0.0 on G53, which may cause collisions during subsequent program runs. How can I disable axisUI's [home axis] function, Either it becomes invalid after clicking, or it disappears.

If anyone knows what to do, please help me. Thank you.

HI,

I am searching for hardware solution for connecting most modern FANUC servos like 0i-F to PC-based NC.
Something similar to solution Dmitry (/dm17ry) does for Mitsubishi servos.

Hope someone will show me a way.

#αi-B, #aplha i B, #alfa i B, #βi-B, #beta i B, #betha i B, #FANUC 62XX

/eugenius
 

just milling

Hallo Hans,

I do like your modifications. I prefer the progress bar under the g-code.
About the Icon it's just a matter of taste IMHO, I do not like the black and white icon, but I also see the need to reorder the button to reduce mouse movement.

G-code Properties is a nice feature, witch I would like to see
Even knowing that the values shown are not correct in most cases. But they do give a first impresion!

About the File Chooser widget, I was thinking for long time about a Widget designed like the Midnight Commander but unfortunately I have not even started to write the first line of code .

Norbert

Hey rod do you still have access to the code or remember how to build Linuxcnc from within the image builder or install packages that have been built, say I wanted to use the mesa & linuxcnc packages I have built on a RPi5 that follow the current code bases ?

What is SCFFIFO error ?

From memory, there is another kernel setting for something like embedded system that needs to be enbled on the pi's menu-config to build preempt_rt, I have not seen it for a long time as the option is always there now. its ARM specific