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Aside from the schematics, I have a question. When you retrofit the machine, do you remember what locking mechanism was present to lock the spindle to each tool after the tool is changed? Any sort of clutch or clamp mechanism (hydraulic/electric/mechanic, pneumatic)?

BKT did you delete this?

unknown wrote:

The simplest solution was left out via chatgtp, check for the creation of the dev nodes. This has been talked about on the forum.

Any time I use ChatGPT or any of his mates, they lie. Although google's gemini did manage to write some Python code for me to connect to an API and look stuff up the other day! I was impressed.

LeslieTroyer wrote:

Im confused --
RPI5 - linuxcnc 2.9.2 (from iso on linuxcnc download page)  I get same results on linux on a x86 system
I have a Novusun V5 that I loaded with ....Remora-RT1052-cpp/blob/main/Firmware/remora-rt1052-3.1.3.bin
I've run halcompile on remora-nv in Remora-NVEM-main/LinuxCNC/Components/Remora-nv

Hey, can you explain the process that lead you to download the firmware from one repo, but install the component from another? I am trying to identify what is causing people to continue to make this error

remora-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/har...Ethernet/rt1052.html

I havent done this in a long time, but I dont think the pins will update if you are trying to do it like that. you probably need to connect to remora with loadrt or something, but it is easier to just use linuxcnc and halshow

looks like the remora comp is working correctly, but if you cannot get out of estop there is something else wrong.

remora-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/development/checklist.html

Go over the checklist, and make sure you have successfully completed all the tasks. there are detailed articles for every point on the list

Sounds like you have exceeded the maximum encoder count rate
with the (15 clock) digital filter.

You might try:

setp hm2_5i25.0.encoder.00.filter 0

Which sets the digital filter count to 3 so allows  5X the filter=1 count rates

If you used the latest RPi image SPI will work. I tested the SPI interface using mesflah to talk to a 7c81 using the /dev/spidev.xx interface and also testing the hm2_spix driver. If either of these failed I would of rectified it before submitting the images to be put up on the downloads page.
The simplest solution was left out via chatgtp, check for the creation of the dev nodes. This has been talked about on the forum.

Thanks that worked

Yeah it doesnt really help with anything lately it just kinda is there as a last resort, i really really started disliking it but i was hoping it would atleast spit out some good info this time, but yeah thanks for the help, will take a look again tomorrow to hopefully get a stepper motor running