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The menu will automatically expand as you add additional values ​​in the machine configuration file.

INCREMENTS = 5mm 1mm .5mm .1mm .05mm .01mm .005mm
ANGULAR_INCREMENTS = 0.1, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 45, 90, 180, 360, 3600, 36000

I think your confusing this with the earlier DAPlink firmware that allowed drag and drop upload.

The CMSIS-DAP-STLINK21.hex firmware converts the STLink into a CMSIS-DAP probe that can be used the MCUxpresso or pyOCD.

Looking at the source for hal_pi_gpio it's setup for the BCM2835 (RPi 4). The RPi 5 uses the new RP1 southbridge chip for IO.

GeckoWorks wrote:

slowpoke wrote:

I had the link for that one. Perhaps I wandered off this thread when I found it. It was a compilation of I think all of the macros showing the actual operation on a lathe much like the video you referenced, just for all the different operations quite a good video, no idea where I found it and can't seem to find it.

Thanks
I think this video does a good job of going through the macros but I don't know if it's the one you had in mind:

 

That is a different video, however somewhat similar. For a small lathe he sure is getting good results.

I'm a bit clueless regarding the available lathe type GUI's (I'm starting with axis), what version is this fellow using?

Are those the "lathe macros" he is using?



 

Hello everyone, ive been trying to set up linuxcnc to work with my Raspberrypi 5 for a week or two now, ive gotten to a point where i can load the hal_pi_gpio driver with no errors showing up, i have a config running in linuxcnc and i can see in halshow that the pins are activating and deactivating, the issue i have is that the pins only activate and deactivate in the software and not physically, i cannot measure any difference on the physical pin itself, i can use gpioset command to set the pins to high or low manually and that works well, but as soon as i try setting it to high/low using halcmd it just doesnt change state, i would greatly appreciate some assistance in setting this up correctly.

The hal file below was given as an example somewhere online, dont remember exactly where i got it but it is as mentioned supposed to work considering that halshow shows the pins and the fact that they should be changing state.