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  • Aciera
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01 Sep 2025 12:22
Replied by Aciera on topic LinuxCnc and Industrial Robot?

LinuxCnc and Industrial Robot?

Category: CNC Machines

It is possible to use LinuxCNC to run cartesian (ie xyz) gcode on an industrial robot. However, since the planner has no information about the kinematics used and 'assumes' a cartesian joint/axes configuration you will not get uniform velocities over the robot's work space.
If accurate path velocities are important for your application then you are going to have a hard time using LinuxCNC with a manipulator.
  • tommylight
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01 Sep 2025 12:17
Replied by tommylight on topic Building a 3-axis plasma table with mesa 7i96s, THCad-2 and nema23 steppers

Building a 3-axis plasma table with mesa 7i96s, THCad-2 and nema23 steppers

Category: Show Your Stuff

Are the following components suitable for making a voltage divider? My plasma has a 1:1 arc output.
 

Yes.

I'm using a TH-CAD2 in combination with two resistors in series and a 0.1uF capacitor to absorb the voltage spikes. Am I doing this correctly?
 

Yes, but wire one resistor to each side of the arc voltage, not both on the same wire. That makes it much safer in case the cable is kicked somewhere on the way to electronics and lowers the interference caused by plasma source.
And you can skip the capacitor as it does work without it, but i like to have it as it smooths the voltage readout and subsequently the torch motion up/down while cutting, but it will limit a bit the reaction speed.

What happens if a voltage spike does occur? Will the capacitor fail?
 

Usually nothing, if the polarity is correct.

Can I connect the start arc and arc OK signals directly to the Mesa board, or is it better to use a relay to protect the mesa board?
 

Yes you can, 7i96S has two fully isolated outputs ( 4 and 5 i think, double check that), so no need for relay.

Can I route these signals to the plasma cutter through the same cable as the THC?
 

Yes, if the resistors are mounted inside or outside the plasma source, but close to the plasma source.
  • arijitdutta
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01 Sep 2025 11:55
Replied by arijitdutta on topic Problems with starting linuxcnc

Problems with starting linuxcnc

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

The new power supply worked. No more such errors. Thanks!

I would like to add a fuse to the incoming +5v to the 7i96s. What rated fuse should i use for this?
  • Rookie0
  • Rookie0
01 Sep 2025 11:44
Replied by Rookie0 on topic Stepperonline A6-1000EC driver

Stepperonline A6-1000EC driver

Category: EtherCAT 

# spindle.hal
# use cia402 comp.  link: https://github.com/dbraun1981/hal-cia402
loadrt cia402 names=cia-s
addf cia-s.read-all           servo-thread
addf cia-s.write-all          servo-thread
# value = resolution_servo_encoder ÷ 60
# if gearbox exists, then * reduction_ratio(input:ouput)
setp cia-s.velo-scale 800
net s-statusword      <= lcec.0.N.cia-statusword   => cia-s.statusword
net s-opmode-display  <= lcec.0.N.opmode-display   => cia-s.opmode-display
net s-drv-act-velo    <= lcec.0.N.actual-velocity  => cia-s.drv-actual-velocity
net s-controlword     <= cia-s.controlword         => lcec.0.N.cia-controlword
net s-opmode          <= cia-s.opmode              => lcec.0.N.opmode
net s-drv-target-velo <= cia-s.drv-target-velocity => lcec.0.N.target-velocity
net s-enable          <= spindle.0.on              => cia-s.enable
net s-velo-fb         <= cia-s.velocity-fb         => spindle.0.speed-in
net s-velo-cmd        <= spindle.0.speed-out       => cia-s.velocity-cmd

hope it helps.
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