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tommylight wrote:

Thanks, will give it a try after routing the network line to the new shop, all metal cladding so wifi does not work from the other shop.

I know this is over 4 years ago, but I was doing some housekeeping in the PlasmaC component, and found reference to a post in this thread.

Did you ever make use of the added pins, etc to sort this issue out?

Hello. I have a Mesa7i92TH and I need a pinout for a Chinese board (mach3 interface board) 5Axis Breakout Board. 4 encoders and four axes. Why is there no 7i92t_5abob_encd.bin firmware in Mesa Configuration Tool II (I installed it via the terminal)? Maybe I need different firmware? 7i92t_7i85sx2d.bin, but it's not there either)))
Thank you very much for your help.

Can you post your ini file and preference file if possible?

Hello. I need a breakout board for a Chinese circuit board (Mach3 interface board) 5Axis Breakout Board.

Let me verify how to do that, it should be simple but I want to test first.

JT

With function mdi and command M66E0L0 the button is disabled while running a program and that doesn't affect its initial functionality. But still hoping there is another way to do that.

By error I mean:

What does LinuxCNC report?

Can you post the complete hal file?

I meant it as an error — I’m not sure how to configure it, what I’m doing wrong, and why the AXIS_A code is written incorrectly. please

Axis works fine, QT dragon also works fine. Its just Probe Basic

2.9.4

I don't see this in 2.9.7 with Axis (I don't have a Probe Basic setup to test with)

Can you see if you see the same issue in Axis with one of the sim configs? (This won't affect your real config)

I am looking at disable a pushbutton during program runtime. No idea how to do. It is connected to python module, and should not
be enabled during runtime. Is there a setting, it gets greyed out, eg. like mdi-button?

What version of linuxcnc are you using?

There is a version of nativecam in a linuxcnc branch that mostly works.
It's a work in very slow progress. It's based on Qt.
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/tree/qt_ncam

There is also another project I've seem on the forum that keeps it gtk based and just updates it to python3 and whatever pygtk is called now.

But I would suggest you just finish what you have built, as it seems you are pretty far along.
You could always convert it to another platform later.

Thanks guys.
I did do:
apt-get update
before I started. 

I just ran it update again to check, and the distro is wheezy. 

I watched Rods video, but don't want to update to LCNC 2.8 or above as I have had a working system, and don't have the time to play around getting it configured again for the joints change, mesa card latency etc.
Cheers,
Mark