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I tested on 2.9.3 and master, and the error comes from gcode_graphics.py or qt5_graphics.py

Yes, the wiring diagram is for a lathe, but if the drives are the same, this is very usefull and saves a lot of time trying to figure out wiring.

Try compiling without documentation.

Hi Roland,

I was wondering if you have a copy of CSbrady's hyst component.

Unfortunately the link is no longer valid.

I ran the 2.9.3 installer today and noticed it was installing an old version of linuxcnc.
I've sent a PR to the powers that be that should fix it but in the meantime if you are using 2.9.3 please enter these commands at install time


This will upgrade to 2.9.3

So, der Lagesensor für den Revolver-Zylinder ist auch eingebunden und funktioniert einwandfrei.
Jetzt fehlt mir nur noch der passende Code um den Revolver zu lösen bevor der Home-Switch angefahren wird.

Hat dafür vielleicht jemand eine Lösung parat?

Is this just velocity jogging ? (there is an option to stop the axis when the wheel stops, even if the axis is not in position yet. ) Though I don't think that has changed.
A lot related to the names of joint and axis pins changed between 2.7 and 2.9, possibly the conversion script missed something.

You can link the jog-velocity from the joystick to every axis, and then just enable jogging on the one you want to jog.

Maybe you haven't found the axis pins in motion that also exist in addition to tha HALUI ones?
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/man/man9/m...n.9.html#AXIS%20PINS

This is untested, and intended as a pointer. Possibly you need to use axis.L.jog-velocity instead.

Lots of people have done this.

Take a look at the "carousel" HAL component as an alternative to using Classic Ladder.
(you can also use both, in combination, of you want to)

Try adding some debugging lines to the tool change routine.
Things like

(DEBUG, Starting toolchange, 1800 = #1800)

Just to be sure that the toolchange routine is being called, and that what you see is not just a preprogrammed tool change position.

Since that example was written a dedicated RC servo PWM component has been added to the Mesa firmware. You could try seeing if there is a suitable firmware for your card.

(Though having had a look in the downloadable firmware, I haven't spotted one)

Making a normal pwmgen look like an RC pwmgen is just a case of setting the max duty cycle to be only 1ms in 20ms (IIRC) and with a minimum duty cycle too. This might take a bit of hand-fettling of the HAL files.

Deinstallieren Sie nm-tray mit sudo apt-get remove nm-tray. Melden Sie sich ab/an und installieren Sie es erneut mit sudo apt-get install nm-tray.
Melden Sie sich ab und wieder an, und Sie sollten eins haben. Gehen Sie dann ins MENÜ: Einstellungen/Sitzung und Start, wählen Sie die Registerkarte „Anwendungs-Autostart“ und entfernen Sie das Kontrollkästchen nm-tray. Schließen Sie, melden Sie sich ab/an und es wird nicht weiter hinzugefügt.

Schauen Sie sich die Mesa-Karte an.
Es ist möglich, es falsch herum zu installieren.

I knew there was another HAL component that might be relevant, I don't know how I missed it:

linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/man/man1/sendkeys.1.html

As far as I can see, the carousel component did not change between 2.9.1 and 2.9.3

github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/compare/v2.9.1...v2.9.3

(click on the files tab, then the blue "293 files changed" link for the list of changed files if the link above does not take you straight there)

Is it possible that you were previously using the 2.10 version of carousel, and that has been overwritten?

Can you attach the HAL files that contains the carousel connections?

How did you do the update to 2.9.3? Did you change any config files, or re-run any setup wizards?