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When AI reports info from a post of mine on the forum, you know it at best is only superficial.
There is an example in the docs on a mpg using an encoder. It is easy to convert to a Mesa MPG encoder input but I think on the 7i96s you need extra firmware from mesa web site and forgo some I/O pins.

With a safety relay, usually you would implement a momentary latch button to enable the relay.
Then a  pin on the relay should be connected to  iocontrol.0.emc-enable-in to tell linuxcnc the machine is enabled.
You will still need to press the machine on button in axis.

Also, if you don't have the external latch button, you can use iocontrol.0.user-request-enable instead. COnnect to the pilz latch. It sends a momentary latch signal to the relay when you enable linuxcnc
 

LinuxCNC-RIO - Mesa 7c81 - 7.14 KHz loop - 4x400W AC-Servos

www.youtube.com/shorts/DAJdqbjLjDQ

0x2000 and 0x2011 seem to just not exist
This could be correct as these are from a manufacturer specific range so not CIA402 registers. . You need to review the manual for your drive
 

Bonjour,
Je suis trés intressé pour la création d'un post pro full 5 axes sous NX . 
Existe il plus de documentation pour cela .

Merci

OK, the problem was my understanding (or lack thereof) of HAL I/O pins.

I was able to resolve this particular issue by using the custom component passthru from this post: forum.linuxcnc.org/forum/24-hal-componen...id-pin-problems#6489

It looks like I could have also used the existing component TRISTATE_BIT as well.

I guess I don't understand what the purpose of a HAL pin for a dialog box is, if that dialog box can't be set within HAL. Is the idea that the dialog box should only be opened by a Python file?

As for the probe error routine handler function - is there any way to prompt a user and wait for input from within a running python routine?