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Trident is easier to build and tune, it moves the bed up/down, while 2.4 moves the whole gantry up/down.
As for quality, might be a bit lower due to screw induced wobbling, but i would not worry about it, it is minuscule difference.
As for speed, Trident can be faster if tuned correctly, again not much difference and it will be limited by the hot end anyway, not by the machine.
Go for it !

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Upload the hal and ini files here.

Drive enable MUST be controlled by LinuxCNC.
Since you gave no info on what hardware, there is nothing more to help.

tommylight  have you built a Voron Trident? I am curious on how the Trident and the 2.4 compare as far as performance.

Hi,
I have a VFD which speed is controlled by a PWM signal (converted to 0-10Vdc).
PWM generated by a RPI4 on which Linuxcnc is installed (QTDragon)
Now I am willing to use an encoder, such as a KY-040 or EC11 to change the PWM value and so to adjust manually the speed of the VFD.
Has anyone experience with this? How should I modify my HAL file?
Thanks for your inputs.

Hallo 
ich musste meinen Rechner neu installieren
Softwre : Debian 12, Linuxcnc 2.9.3  und ProbeBasic 4.0
Hardware NiPoGi Mini PC Ιntel Alder Lake-N100(bis zu 3.4GHz) AK1PLUS Mini Computer 16GB DDR4/512GB M.2 SSD, WiFi 2.4G/5G,BT4.2, Desktop PC 4K UHD Dual Display/LAN/VESA 
Ethnet Rialtek, Mesa 7i76e
Mein Proplem ich starte Linuxcnc  und mache einen Ping 10.10.10.10 bekomme eine verbindung.
Starte ich eine Maschine bekomme ich eine Meldung das kein Netzwerk habe , Ping keine antword.
Wenn ich Netzwerk neu starte habe ich wieder einen Ping.
Was kann Ich tun ?

mfg
Hilton
 

I am using QtDragon and wanted to probe a hole. I started the inside hole probe with the probe tip roughly centered above the hole. I got the following popup:
 
My PROBE settings were:
 

My questions are: What is "Max travel" referring to? Is that "XY" or "XY TRAVEL" or something else? And where do I find "xy_clearance"?

Where was the source for this PROBE panel located? Maybe, I'll figure it out myself.

Kind regards,
Guido

Tom, if you had of set out your goals from the beginning, without having to play 20 questions, you would have had an answer in far far less time.

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This is what makes me somewhat miffed on the forum, getting information out of people to provide a concise answer is like pulling teeth. It's like everything is a state secret. Have people forgotten the art of asking a question ?
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I guess SPI would tie you to an arm platform or trying to bit bang from the host PC.
SPI is not recommended for long distance runs (its only really meant to board comms), even 6 or so inches can be unreliable when approaching MHz speeds. Seen this when experimenting with a Mesa 7c81.

Serial can use differential signals if there is noise, SPI differential signals can play havoc with timing at speeds.

And in reality unless you have a real hardware serial port, the serial comms is USB (at the host PC), doesn't run in realtime......in fact there is no realtime serial driver for Linuxcnc.