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The whole folder that contains the ini file, the remap and everything else.
Right click on the folder and choose 'compress'.

¿El THCAD2 está en la misma caja que el 7I96S?

perdon entendi mal no el thc esta en la maquina de plasma 

I have qt_dragon_hd set up and running versa probe. Per the web directions, I have remapped M6 to the qt_auto_probe_tool routine.

Everything works fine, however, once the auto probe routine finishes and control returns to the gcode file, the display in qt_dragon switches to showing the qt_auto_probe_tool text and infinitely scrolls through it.

I am fairly new to LinuxCNC and have only made it this far by pure determination and reading a lot, so use ELI5 principles, if you don't mind.

Many thanks.

Very interesting! Can you report what kernel is installed on your 2.9.4 system?
The command is uname -a
(I'm guessing you can't do this for the 2.9.3 system as you have probably overwritten that hard drive.)
Well, I am very happy that this ports [disabled] mess is fixed by a newer kernel!
Thanks,
Jon

7I96S outputs 4 and 5 are AC/DC type 100 mA max 60V max

Your external SSR may appear stuck-on if the output
polarity was wrong or maybe it just has too much leakage
current for switching a low current signal.

La salida 4 que tiene mejor aislamiento es dc o ac  por que he puesto un ssr de dc y no corta se queda en contacto aunque no este dada la antorcha de plasma

You mean the ini file or what ?

Difficult to troubleshoot. Please attach your zipped config folder so we can see how things are setup.

Hello everyone,I’m facing a persistent issue with implementing a Python-based M6 remap in LinuxCNC 2.9.4 running on Debian Bookworm. No matter what I try, LinuxCNC always reports that my remap function is “not a Python callable function,” even though I have followed all the official documentation and community advice.Details:

• Configuration:
  • In my INI file, I have:
  • [RS274NGC]
    
    
    PARAMETER_FILE = linuxcnc.var
    RS274NGC_STARTUP_CODE = G21 G40 G90 G94 G97 G64 P0.025
    REMAP = M6   python=my_m6_remap_function modalgroup=6
    
    [PYTHON]
    PATH_PREPEND=/path/to/my/python/scripts                            
    PATH_APPEND=/path/to/my/python/scripts  
    TOPLEVEL=/path/to/my/python/script/m6_tool_change.py
    
    The Python file is in the correct directory, and the function name matches exactly. The function signature is:
    •     def my_m6_remap_function(self, **words):
              # minimal test code
              print("Hello from  REMAP")
              return INTERP_OK
      
      
      
      I have tried different function names, ensured the function is top-level (not inside a class or another function), and removed any __init__.py, .pyc, or __pycache__ files.File encoding is correct (UTF-8/ASCII), and permissions are set properly.Result:I always get the following error:
          'my_m6_remap_function' is not a Python callable function - ...:REMAP = M6   python=my_m6_remap_function modalgroup=6
      I have tested this on multiple machines, with fresh configs (including a clean Axis config), and even on a different PC – always the same result.Remapping using ngc (subroutine) works perfectly.
      I can import linuxcnc in Python 3 without issues.
      I have tried examples from stdglue.py and the forums – same error.Environment:Debian BookwormLinuxCNC 2.9.4 (from official repositories)Python 3 bindings are present and workingNotes:I suspect this is either a bug in LinuxCNC 2.9.4 on Bookworm or a missing package/feature in the current build.
      Downgrading to an older distro or using Python 2 is not a practical option for me.I need Python remap for integration with a custom PyQt5 GUI and an Automatic Tool Changer (ATC).Has anyone else encountered this issue or found a practical solution?Is there a way to enable Python remap support in this environment, or any workaround besides using ngc?
      Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!