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Und da sind die documenten im Deutch:
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/pdf/

Hi I was able to take a picture showing all the details on the BOB. the loose wires you see wer connected to the limit switches on the mill. I marked them and disconnected them all, because I thought maybe they were the problem but no dice. 

 

There is no "make install" for RIP, after setuid you just set the 'run in place' environment and start linuxcnc, see attached.

Dear fellow members
I encountered a problem while installing and compiling Linuxcnc from the source code.   ./ configure and make can proceed smoothly, but there was an error with make install: there are no rules to create the target‘ install kernel dep’, which was stopped by the ’install software‘ requirement.
how can i slove it.

I posted this on the wrong topic last night, fixing that now

Santa came early this year, also brought a Zoyi ZT-703S osciloscope!
By now i got it working so the video is on the way...
Edit:
Video added
www.youtube.com/shorts/55287Iaa4Y0

After reading this several time i still can not figure out what you are asking! I am sure you are not asking for wiring as you can do that easily, so...
Would be much easier if you would tell us what you are trying to do/achieve/get to.
In short, the encoder velocity from the THCAD is feed to PlasmaC component (not GUI) where it is used to control the Z axis position during cutting, this all goes through a PID loop to keep the set voltage value inside the tolerances (usually +-1V) and the output of that PID loop is sent to external offsets component to do the actual motion of the Z axis.
There is much, much more to it, and for that you would have to go through the PlasmaC component on github, several thousands of lines of code there to explain what you are asking.

Seems i have posted this in the wrong topic/thread ... shame on me.
Blaming this on eagerness to try this out!
Moving to forum.linuxcnc.org/18-computer/51816-esp...en-usb-plug-and-play