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  • Edi_48
  • Edi_48
23 Oct 2025 07:36

tool length probe subroutine for Probe Basic

Category: Mill Library

LCNC 2.9.6
tool_touch_0ff 6.0.0
ProbeBasic neuste Version

Werzeugtab nur 1 Werkzeug neu angelegt
tool_touch_0ff ich habe es auch mit der Version 0.3 Von Cris und Dir
  • Hakan
  • Hakan
23 Oct 2025 07:03

Issue with OP Entry Delay and Failures in LinuxCNC + EtherCAT System

Category: EtherCAT

Happy to hear that!
And to get feedback that the dkms driver really helps.
  • unknown
  • unknown
23 Oct 2025 06:57

Step By Step Help Needed . EL8 Leadshine to PI 5

Category: EtherCAT

I haven't had a chance, honestly I don't think I could justify one ATM. The old tech budget has taken a beating already this year.
The Intel NICs sounds like a good idea.
  • Hakan
  • Hakan
23 Oct 2025 06:55
Replied by Hakan on topic Stahlwerk Plasma Cutters THC Interface

Stahlwerk Plasma Cutters THC Interface

Category: Plasma & Laser

If it's this one www.stahlwerk-schweissgeraete.de/plasmas...t70-pilotzuendung-en 
I would look at one that doesn't use HF start. You don't want HF start in cnc table.
Generally, blowback start is what you want.
  • unknown
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23 Oct 2025 06:54

Proposal RPi Linuxcnc Image Based on Raspi OS All welcome/encoraged to comment

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

I got pretty reasonable results on the RPi5 even with Wayland and LXDE.
Enough that software step generation might be an option for a mill. I was surprised by that.
I've had to go back to the basics with pi-gen, was having issues with it deciding to switch from the graphical target to multiuser.
I've got a bunch of images to test, so stay tuned.
But I think once this is nailed it will be easier to get reproducible results. You've convinced me regarding the kernels. So much easier. Thanks :)
  • unknown
  • unknown
23 Oct 2025 06:46
Replied by unknown on topic Update LinuxCNC 2.9.5 on debian 13

Update LinuxCNC 2.9.5 on debian 13

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

Ok cool, git gets a bit over my head. I ain't real smart, but I used to lift heavy things .
  • Nilres
  • Nilres
23 Oct 2025 05:50

Stahlwerk Plasma Cutters THC Interface

Category: Plasma & Laser

Hi,I'm currently on my journey to build a CNC Plasma Cutter. For the plasma source I'm looking into the Stahlwerk Line-Up of Plasma Cutters (Cut70 or Cut100). All Stahlwerk Cutters have a build in THC Connector. What I can't figure out is if this connector is already divided. Or if an external divider circuit is needed. The Manual just says that it is used to connect the cutter to a CNC controller. Does anyone have detailed information? Or own such a device at has already checked the voltage levels? Greetings
Nils  
  • f355
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23 Oct 2025 05:39 - 23 Oct 2025 06:45
Replied by f355 on topic Update LinuxCNC 2.9.5 on debian 13

Update LinuxCNC 2.9.5 on debian 13

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

EDIT: I see there is already a workflow, but it doesn't build for arm64 or trixie, nor does it publish a github release with built packages. I'll see if I can fix that.

github actions/workflows support both amd64 and arm64, and are free to use for public repositories. I'll see if I can cook up something to build the packages using that, and pull-request it if it works. it could also potentially replace the buildbot altogether - I'm not sure if that's a good idea or not.

that said, I'm a bit short on time at the moment, so don't expect the PR tomorrow.
  • f355
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23 Oct 2025 05:26

Proposal RPi Linuxcnc Image Based on Raspi OS All welcome/encoraged to comment

Category: Installing LinuxCNC

interesting, the check was removed quite a while ago . I wonder what else does it want.

as to LXDE vs XFCE, I'd probably go with the latter, it's true and tried, and almost no one uses the former - Pi OS uses Wayland and some Wayland-based desktop environment by default, I don't think many people switch to Xorg apart from us.
  • NickyDoes
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23 Oct 2025 04:17 - 23 Oct 2025 04:26

5-axis Isel-based machine - Logosol to LinuxCNC?

Category: CNC Machines

I've been diligently building up a 5-axis machine for machining small analytical instrument parts like fluid manifolds. My work envelope requirement is quite small. It's common to drill 0.5 mm holes 10 mm deep, and have them connect with an intersecting hole on another axis.

 

The pictured machine is wired with a Logosol CNC package (5 Logosol LS-231 drives + 1 kW spindle drive + a supervisory controller that manages door safety and more). This package is likely in many small specialty CNC machines produced around the world. I've been using Logosol's Windows based CNC program, which is free (Thanks, Logosol!) but is not really supported, updated, or documented. I've been in touch with a Logosol support person, who has been great to work with, but the software feels like a dead end. It's been great for proving the concept, but I'm forecasting a move to LinuxCNC.

The Logosol drives and supervisory controller are nicely wired - so it would be a shame to alter the reliable wiring to use ±10V or step + direction. Logosol's protocol is via RS-485, and includes 256 point path buffering.

My thought is to write HAL components to interface LinuxCNC pins to Logosol's LDCN protocol. The servo drives run a 51.2 microsecond update rate, so 20 servo ticks is 1.024 ms. LinuxCNC's update rate is 1 ms. I can either alter LinuxCNC's rate, or downsample the path points to match (feedback here is appreciated!).

I'm based in Raleigh NC, USA and welcome helpers or onlookers in my shop!

Edit: Isel is the company that made the 3 linear axes and the 2-axis A&B trunnion. They made the vertical brackets, the extruded aluminum base, and many other components. I presume they integrated the whole machine as a 'box builder', and the CNC vendor is more of an applications specialist. The build quality is fantastic.

One more note: The spindle is a Jaeger, and supports tool changes. You can see 12 tool holders dismounted from the bed + a tool height sensor.
  • NickyDoes
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23 Oct 2025 04:02 - 23 Oct 2025 04:03
Replied by NickyDoes on topic Changing an Isel FB2 to LinuxCNC?

Changing an Isel FB2 to LinuxCNC?

Category: CNC Machines

I'm going through old Logosol posts. I'd appreciate hearing where you are on this project.

You can communicate from a PC to a chain of Logosol drives with a USB to RS-485 converter. No Mesa ports to work with.
These converters typically use a chip like an FTDI for USB-to-UART conversion, plus an RS-485 transceiver (like a MAX485) to handle the differential signaling and half-duplex operation on the bus.
RS-232 vs RS-485:
RS-485 is half-duplex (not full duplex). It uses two wires (A/B or +/-) that are shared for both transmitting and receiving - devices take turns communicating on the same pair. RS-232 is full-duplex, using separate transmit and receive lines.
The key advantage of RS-485 is differential signaling, which eliminates common mode noise and allows much longer cable runs (up to 4,000 feet) compared to RS-232's typical 50-foot limit.
RS-232: Uses separate RX, TX, and GND lines. Single-ended signaling measures voltage relative to ground.
RS-485: Uses differential pairs (A/B or +/-). The receiver compares the voltage difference between the two wires to determine logic levels. Since noise affects both wires equally (common mode), it cancels out in the differential measurement, making the signal much more robust.
  • Hakan
  • Hakan
23 Oct 2025 03:52 - 23 Oct 2025 03:52

Help with Delta E3 Ethercat drives - hal and ethercat-conf.xml

Category: EtherCAT

Just glancing through the enable parameters I don't see they are needed.
Many are settings for the modes you disabled, or optional.
Obviously, if you need digital io you need to enable that and such.
  • NickyDoes
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23 Oct 2025 03:49
Replied by NickyDoes on topic Can Linux control a Logosol analog drive?

Can Linux control a Logosol analog drive?

Category: General LinuxCNC Questions

The Logosol drives communicate over RS-485 using their LDCN (Logosol Device Control Network) protocol.

The protocol is pretty simple, though I'm more familiar with their LS-231SE drives, which have a 256 point path-point buffer.

Alternatively, the drives can be controlled via step & dir or ±10V.
  • shaying526
  • shaying526
23 Oct 2025 03:27

Issue with OP Entry Delay and Failures in LinuxCNC + EtherCAT System

Category: EtherCAT

Hi, I'm back to provide feedback.
Following your instructions, I have solved this problem. It worked after I updated the r8168-dkms network card driver.
The datagrams UNMATCHED situation no longer occurs. The device can enter the PREOP state normally as soon as it starts, and it can enter the OP state 100% of the time. Previously, some slaves were in INIT+E or PREOP+E state.
Thank you so much!
  • SPH
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23 Oct 2025 03:23

Help with Delta E3 Ethercat drives - hal and ethercat-conf.xml

Category: EtherCAT

Any way to know which of the parameters I should actually be setting to true? I can get axis to run if I false basically everything out but I doubt that's going to lead to any kind of success.
<masters>
  <master idx="0">
    <slave idx="0" type="basic_cia402" vid="0x000001dd" pid="0x10306081" name="D1">
      <modParam name="ciaRxPDOEntryLimit" value="8"/>
      <modParam name="ciaTxPDOEntryLimit" value="8"/>
      <modParam name="enablePP" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enablePV" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableTQ" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableHM" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableIP" value="disabled"/>
      <modParam name="enableCSP" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="enableCSV" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableCST" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableActualCurrent" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableActualFollowingError" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="enableActualTorque" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="enableDigitalInput" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="digitalInChannels" value="16"/>
      <modParam name="enableDigitalOutput" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="digitalOutChannels" value="16"/>
      <modParam name="enableErrorCode" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="enableFollowingErrorWindow" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="enableHomeAccel" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="enableInterpolationTimePeriod" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableMaximumAcceleration" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="enableMaximumDeceleration" value="true"/>
      <modParam name="enableMaximumMotorRPM" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableMaximumTorque" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableMotorRatedCurrent" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableMotorRatedTorque" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enablePositionDemand" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enablePositioningTime" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enablePositioningWindow" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableProbeStatus" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableProfileAccel" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableProfileDecel" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableProfileMaxVelocity" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableProfileVelocity" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableTargetTorque" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableTorqueDemand" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableTorqueSlope" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableVelocityDemand" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableVelocityErrorTime" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableVelocityErrorWindow" value="false"/>
      <modParam name="enableVelocityThresholdWindow" value="false"/>
    </slave>
  </master>
</masters>
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