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I see that now, thanks for clarifying that for me... looks like someone has been working on the Stepconf tool.

JT

Erst mal Danke für die Antwort

Wie hat das denn in der HAL-Datei auszusehen, also was muss ich wo eintragen?

Unter den HALUI-Signalen steht bereits ein:

net jog-speed halui.axis.jog-speed

In Sachen LinuxCNC bin ich leider noch blutiger Anfänger, sorry


Danke und Gruß
Olli

JT wrote:

aparecido wrote:

JT wrote:

I have LinuxCNC 2.9.2 here and have never seen anything called "tandem items" in the Stepconf tool.JT Hi JT, how are you? Here in mine, I made a short video showing it, attached to the post.
 

 
Hi JT, how are you? Here on my 2.9.2 it appears, I made a short video showing it, attached to the post.
 

Hmm, I can't seem to open a .rar file here perhaps a screen shot?

JT
 

Of course, I attached two prints...

aparecido wrote:

JT wrote:

I have LinuxCNC 2.9.2 here and have never seen anything called "tandem items" in the Stepconf tool.JT Hi JT, how are you? Here in mine, I made a short video showing it, attached to the post.
 

 
Hi JT, how are you? Here on my 2.9.2 it appears, I made a short video showing it, attached to the post.
 

Hmm, I can't seem to open a .rar file here perhaps a screen shot?

JT

@Hmnijp,

Thanks for confirming.

what do i need to do to run the open loop test in pncconf? it says i need to set an encoder signal and resolver. im not sure what that means. would 12vdc be too much for the analog voltage signal? i have a 12vdc psu in that cabinet for other accessories. should i reduce it down to ten or just run is @12? and then what? connect the ch6 of the analog servo output to a mesa 7i96s output?

JT wrote:

I have LinuxCNC 2.9.2 here and have never seen anything called "tandem items" in the Stepconf tool.JT Hi JT, how are you? Here in mine, I made a short video showing it, attached to the post.
 

 

Hi JT, how are you? Here on my 2.9.2 it appears, I made a short video showing it, attached to the post.

Just showing some of the features in Flex GUI. The latest one in version 0.8.0 is MDI buttons.
gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/flexgui/controls.html#mdi-buttons

Also, I've added a feature for HAL buttons that can prevent them from being enabled if all the joints are not homed. This is useful if the HAL button runs a MDI command from the ini file. This is simply enabled by adding a Dynamic Property to the HAL button.
gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/flexgui/hal.html#homed-required

JT

There's no G64, but theres G61, which disables G64. It means "exact travel mode", i.e. hit every point exactly, no tolerance.

Ah, yes. I missed that.

The RS274NGC_STARTUP_CODE is executed on first start of LinuxCNC machine, but the G61 setting is lost after "soft-cycling" power following the steps I explained above.

I remember an issue where an estop reset the G64 setting but testing on version 2.9.2 seems to work just fine for me. G61 set in the STARTUP_CODE and neither estop nor machine ON/OFF change it.
What version of linuxcnc are you running?
 

1. How does HAL know where to find the subroutine, i.e. the path to the gcode z_touch?

in the [RS274NGC] section of your ini file add the location of your subroutines to the entry 'SUBROUTINE_PATH ='
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/config/ini-config.html

2. Does this go in custom_postgui.hal ?

Since the hal pins related to the button are created with the gui you need to add the corresponding HAL lines to the 'POSTGUI_HALFILE'

That should be all.

I have LinuxCNC 2.9.2 here and have never seen anything called "tandem items" in the Stepconf tool.

JT

Yes, the 7I80HDT is basically the same as the 7I80HD except that
it uses different firmware. You should be able to use a hal/ini file
set created for a 7I80HD on a 7I80HDT.

You should not change any hardware names as this will make it
much more likely to write the wrong firmware to the card.

I copied the ini files from a setup that was already working - but that PC has a built-in parallel port. So that should be the only difference between the two. I'm sure that caused the issue

This component should now allow selection of custom or standard homing as Dewey intended
github.com/rodw-au/cia402_homecomp

I finally got around to ordering some hardware to let me set up a homing test bench.
When it turns up, I have some work to do!

 Hello my friend, I haven't managed to solve it yet.
 Searching the forum, there were posts with links to some isos with other Linux distributions (Mint etc) x86/x32 with Linuxcnc newer than Debian Wheezy, but the links are down. Would anyone have a link to indicate where I can download these isos so I can test and see if it works?