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Raspberry Pi RP2350 and the fully hardwired TCP/IP controller W5500 enhancing the capabilities of the traditional Raspberry Pi Pico2 board with additional Ethernet functionality via W5500

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docs.wiznet.io/Product/iEthernet/W5500/w5500-evb-pico2

docs.wiznet.io/Product/iEthernet/W5100S/w5100s-evb-pico2

~$14ea

Thank you for all he help you are providing to members of this forum, i do not think the "thank you" button does justice for everything you do here.
Danke schon.

M4MazakUser wrote:

The machine I have went thru a flood - it was 4 metres underwater- about 4 and a bit washing machines in American speak.

LOL
Nice one, thank you.

digiex_chris wrote:

The riocore generator seems to be generating a linuxcnc config and hal file entries for servo drives when I'm using steppers in my config. I've got PID params and other things specific to servos appearing in my rio.ini. Is this intended?

It is for Mesa hardware, so might also be for this.

Yeah, I just wanted to read the value of "L" it would be great if I could display it in a pyvcp panel. This is on a barfeed machine. 

I generally measure on setup and restart at the m00, of course after setting g52 to z0 in mdi. The following pic is the problem.

When I do a program restart (run from here) halfway through the program it looses the g61 command and radiuses everything shouldn't g61 be modal?

Boy I've got a lot better at tuning my 8i20 cards though!

After much stuffing around. I believe I found the problem.
The machine I have went thru a flood - it was 4 metres underwater- about 4 and a bit washing machines in American speak.
There's a rust mark in each ballscrew where it was parked. It plays up rapiding in these areas

Hallo zusammen!
Endlich läuft meine Maschine (prinzipiell), die Motoren bewegen die Achsen, jetzt geht es nach weiterer Pause an die Feinheiten. Hier und da geht das Homing nicht richtig, vor allem stehe ich aber ständig an den Endschaltern und muss mehrere Klicks machen, um wieder davon wegzufahren. Gibt es eine Möglichkeit in QT Dragon, das Keyboard Mapping so zu ändern dass eine beliebige Funktionstaste das override limits machen kann? DAS wäre toll, ich habe aber darüber noch nichts gefunden. (Ja, ich habe das Manual zu QT Dragon gelesen, da steht nur was da standardmäßig vorgesehen ist, nichts über Erstellen eigener Buttons).
Ich fürchte ja, das erfordert Python Kenntnisse die ich nicht habe. Die Python Dateien die in der Config vorhanden sind sind kompiliert, da kann man nichts dran stricken.

Vielen Dank für jegliche Idee dazu!
Arno
 

The riocore generator seems to be generating a linuxcnc config and hal file entries for servo drives when I'm using steppers in my config. I've got PID params and other things specific to servos appearing in my rio.ini. Is this intended? I'm just using the default config for the IceShield for now.