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sudo chrt 99 ping -i .001 -c 60000 -q [card_ip_address]

reportsI managed to get it up and running. First I disabled

• Secure boot
• Intel SpeedStep
• PCIe ASPM
• TurboBoost 

in the bios. Than I could establish a connection and steer the axles. Afterwards I enabled one by one except PCIe ASPM again and I could steer the axles. I ran the above test in this state.
However, some errors remain:I'll try to fix these - however if anybody has a quick idea what needs to be done to fix them your help is always appreciated
Thank you so far for your quick help to get the machine up and running again!

I would put 2 NICS in the PC, daisy chain one NIC to your Ethernet slaves and use the either to connect your PC to your network, with or without a VLAN.

Ethercat is likened to a high speed train with packets getting on and off without the train stopping... so no benefit in more complex networking

There is a sticky of a laser build in this section.
If you are using probe basic, consider using Monokrom (despite my earlier off forum advice)

The way covers I made recently greatly simplified the removal of chips from the table. So inspired by that success I decided to make a set of covers for the pockets at the ends of the table too.

I won't use these together with flood coolant but to make sure that any moisture that gets trapped under them still has a chance to escape I added some 2 mm holes.

 

 

 

 

Hi i dont know if you have the exact same toolchanger. Can you check how many sensors you have on the toolchanger?

In the past i saw same system with 4 sensors.

From where you are?

yeah right!! we use freecad to translate cad our paid software chokes on.
The cad transfer is not complete but saved us with some stuff from acad inventor files. great stp file reads and dxf also.
Have to hand it to all the people involved contribute cnc programing all the way to re-bar design. not to mention surface modeling and solids with history to match
many high $$$$$% systems. thanks freecad you save us many times.

Almost forgot, this is why i like Open Source software and utterly hate corporate cr@p, FreeCAD went from "usable but clunky with issues" to "beating the s#it out of commercial software" in under a year!
And just to spite heaters:
Blender is a "do it all" monstrosity terrifying the industry and adored by creators.
OBS-Studio is .... well nothing actually exists to compete or compare with it.
LinuxCNC with Axis GUI never fails.
I'll shut up now!

I was wondering regarding about touch off relative to home. Do you have homing switches or have you been lazy like myself and not fitted them yet ? I home to marks on the table and column. Yeah I know I should lift my game.

No problem and thank you. I've also found that the issue already have been resolved, but I don't think it's already included in the image. So I'll post a new package soon.

github.com/JeffyCN/libv4l-rkmpp/commit/c...7508dcd75e05247eb83a

Package is on the Google Drive

I am by no means an expert...novice at best...

Am I assuming correctly that the 19 on you table is the x direction and the y is 11? If so, is the 3.25 orientation of your block parallel with the x or the y? In your ini file are the limits set correctly?

Again I am such a rookie to this, just trying to help....

Good luck

Hi, This is my first post to this forum.  I just finished a retrofit on a cnc router.  I am working on getting a tool height setter working.  It is a simple Normally closed switch.  So far I have it to where I can type in an M6 in the MDI bar and the machine will move to the specified position set in my toolchange.ngc file, the machine will run the G38.2 until I manually trip the switch, then I get an "Pvalue out of range with G10 L1", which leads me to believe at least my toolchange.ngc file is at least routed correctly. 

It is where I do a T1 M6 command or a T2 M6 command where things get a little funky...When I try to incorporate the T in that line either with or without the M6 or any tool number for that matter the "Begin executing next line" button gets greyed out.  When I hit the "Execute next line" nothing happens.   This seems behave as if linuxcnc sees the T as some kind of program it can't run.  I would like to be able to populate the tool.tbl with the appropriate G43 height off set for a given tool using the height setter.  Thank you taking your time reading this, here is the code I am trying...

O<toolchange> SUB

(MSG, Toolchange subroutine called)
(MSG, Tool number param #2 =  #2)

#<tool_num> = #2
#<safe_z> = -.5       ; safe Z height above tool setter
#<probe_z> = -3.0     ; how far down to probe
#<setter_z> = 0.0     ; Z height of the setter in machine coords

G49                    ; cancel length offset
G53 G90 G01 X1.0 Y0 F50. Z[#<safe_z>]    ; move above setter

; Begin probing
G38.2 Z[#<probe_z>] F1.0
(If probe failed, LinuxCNC will stop here)

#<measured_z> = #5063  ; captured machine Z from probe

(MSG, 5063)

; Compute tool length

(MSG, Compute tool length)

#<tool_length> = [#<measured_z> - #<setter_z>]

; Store to tool table
(--- Optional: print value to operator ---)
(MSG, Tool length = #<tool_length>

G10 L1 P#<tool_num> Z#<tool_length>

; Done
O<toolchange> ENDSUB
M2

I start linuxcnc from terminal, then select the ui to start. I just tested again. Running a program with subroutine or without.
after finish, use the jog buttons to move xyz position. Then touch off button shuts down linuxcnc with this error.
This happens only when jog to another position and trying to touch off,after a gcode was running. On a new started ui  is no problem

sudo lspci -vv

Supplies the drivers currently loaded for each device.

You can try this script:

 

first

chmod +x edrivers.txt

then

./edrivers.txt

 

Thanks. I think the install of dkms pkg exited with an error code. I added a line in the dkms.conf file to blacklist r8169.

Will try to re-install the whole thing again. What is the cmd to check what driver is installed. Is used lspci and ethtool. Is there a device manager like windows to check the installed driver?
Thanks