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It looks right to me. G54 X and Y offsets are zero, so are in the same place as G53.

What were you expecting to see?

cakeslob wrote:

DarkPheonix - that one got lost in translation. i kind of understand but if you can take a short video that would be great
 

Solved is remote desktop keyboard keys problem!! with direct Keyboard the JOG work correctly.

I'll try to open it in solidworks and reexport it as Ascii.

there are two versions of STL files, ASCII and Binary, you have a binary file and vismach can only read the ASCII format

Here's the Mesa interface snippet from /etc/network/interfaces, note no DNS nor Gateway as mentioned previously.
Sorry for the delay in answering.

I exported it in STL and OBJ. I had problems getting Fusion STL export into vismach. OBJ worked flawless. Thank you!

Could you export the example part from your post here as an stl file and post it here?
forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...hine?start=40#327741

Hi
I have a small but little annoying problem that I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction to.

I am running the Axis UI, and when I click the estop button and then the machine on button, my servo drives are initialized and then enabled.  My problem is that it takes approx. 10sec for my servos to startup, if I try and jog or home before my servos start the dros click over but no motion is done.  Is there a way I can put a timer in the system that won't allow any motion for that initial 10sec or so after the machine on button is pressed?

Regards
Andrew

Hi, thank you for your help.

I believe I’ve found the ideal combination: using a Mesa 7i95T together with a 7i85

7i95t for 6 axis xyzca and in future spindle servo and 7i85 for toll changer

If I’m mistaken or missing something, I’d appreciate your corrections.

The config should be ok now and I don't know of any obvious thing to do..
I made a quick search and there seems to be a problem with the CL3-E57H, in which order power, linuxcnc and network cable are activated, I might have got that wrong. Maybe you find something in that thread
forum.linuxcnc.org/ethercat/47534-etherc...e-configuration-woes

DarkPheonix - that one got lost in translation. i kind of understand but if you can take a short video that would be great

Spyder - yes, the .not is used to invert the pin without having to use a linuxcnc not component. the probe looks good, the estop latch might not get reset for some reason leaving it in estop if i understand the logic of it from here.

adm1n - most of this one can be used but we gotta modify the nvmpg inputs to be normal ones
github.com/scottalford75/Remora-RT1052-c...ic/remora-nv-mpg.hal

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You can add my WeChat and I will contact you after get off work in the evening: 304394405

www.linuxcnc.org/iso/linuxcnc_2.9.4-amd64.hybrid.iso
Debian 12 with LinuxCNC included.
You can also install on Debian 12 just by running this in a terminal:This will install everything required to run machines, but beware that laptops are usually not good for that due to inherent power saving options.
Do give it a try.

Hello to all, I am new here and, do hope to learn what I can for what I intend to do with the CNC Router table and, linuxCNC. found this forum by chance, luck me.
I have Debian 12 on a laptop computer, I will be using this for the CNC router table in the workshop, I hope!
The issue I have is that I can not find a good site that has LinuxCNC that works on Debian 12 for download.
Is there anywhere that has this as a download? I simply need to put it on a flash drive and install it to the laptop.

Any help would be appreciated.