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there is a duplicate addif at the beginning of the file, so it appears as the first error, I commented on that, but it also appears another type of scalemax.1 in not found

Thanks. That worked.
Before, it was unsuccessful with linuxcnc status.
Now i tested, by press the pushbutton, i can read the file by lines
 

On the Proma, the first and second settings should be set at minimum, i do not recall what was the third and forth settings.
Only after having this work you can set voltage higher if it wobbles a lot while cutting.

Thanks for the answer, but I understand that I have to edit it.
Only the 7i76 card has a different pin arrangement. Otherwise, the pins on P1 are DB25. Fortunately, the pins for the first four axes are identical. I already wrote that, it works without problems.
But while the 7i78 has spindle control, serial interface and encoder for the spindle on pins 05-13, the 7i76 has an output for the fifth stepper motor, two serial interfaces and an encoder on the same pins. That encoder is labeled ENx, unlike the encoder on the 7i78 - it is QUADx. I don't know if it's the same.
So if, for example, I activate the spindle encoder on P1 in pncconf, will it be the same for the 7i78? And further, on connectors P1 and P2 (on which the 7i78 can be physically located), there is no option to set spindle dir, enable. I set this on P7 but I need it to be on P1. Will it be enough to overwrite the IO number and will it work?
Let me not forget, on the P7 pins it is possible to set the direction of rotation for the spindle - two pins, but on the P1 DB25 there is a SPINDIR pin which is one pin. So if I set one pin on P7 to CW and the other to CCW, will it get to the right place on the 7i78?

Voltage is set to 100 and H-t to 5.

What settings are on the Proma THC150 ?

Hi All,

I am using 7c81 board, raspi 5 with thc proma 150. I am using QTplasmaC 
The gpios and leds for UP, DOWN, Arc OK are getting connected and blinking.
However, the Auto Z axis movement not happening with thc proma 150. Attaching the files for your reference. Please help.

timo wrote:

 
One option is MPGs, you could install two MPG encoders.

That is a very good idea as it eliminates many issues caused by other methods regarding feedback and jumping to position and ...
There is another similar topic going on here on the forum but i do not think this idea was presented there, i will double check if i bump into it.

Use simple text editors included with Linux, like Xed for Mate, Kate for KDE, Mousepad for XFCE, Gedit for Gnome, etc, etc.
Or install (might be already for LinuxCNC ISO) Geany as it has more features and can do highlighting and stuff.
A correction, the Mesa 7i73 is a SSerial (Smart Serial) card, not serial as serial is usually referred to RS232.
You can also edit the existing config with the PncConf wizard, it has the option to edit at the very start. Beware that any manual editing of the config files will be overridden if you edit them with the wizard.
Also, you can make as many configs as you like for the same machine or for other machines on the same PC, so feel free to experiment and edit as much as you like or need, but do make a habit of saving backups of working configs.

 
One option is MPGs, you could install two MPG encoders.

A new day, new challenges
I'm trying to configure MPG, added HAL pins, seems like everything worked out. But there is a problem I can't solve. When MPG is activated, it is still possible to change the increments of movement on the screen. It would be great if this widget could only display the selected increment without the ability to change it. And when MPG is inactive, it should be possible to change the value on the screen again. But I couldn't figure out how to do it.

parent.status.file will return the loaded file path.

JT

Hi Folks,

I have a bit of an odd use case. I have an RF45 clone machine, and given the position of my z crank, I don't ever want to touch it, and would prefer to use the Z controls of LinuxCNC. However, I want to maintain manual control of my X and Y crank for the occasional manual operation.

Is there a reasonable way to make LinuxCNC control my Z, without getting unhappy about following errors on my X and Y, without having some kind of "modal" behaviour, where it "snaps back" to the commanded position when I exit that mode?

Hello. I would like to advise how to change the configuration files (I assume it concerns .hal and .ini) generated by the pncconfig program for 7i76. Linuxcnc is installed on 7c81 and the firmware is for two 7i78. Two axes for the lathe and most of the necessary switches are without problems. However, I need control of the main spindle and input from the incremental encoder for the spindle and a serial port for the 7i73 handwheel and possibly additional buttons.
I apologize for the possibly trivial question. But I had a break from using Linuxcnc for several years and I simply forgot a lot of things, not to mention that many things were never completely clear to me.Now that I'm retired, I finally have enough time for all of this, but unfortunately, it's too complex for me.

if you don't want the 'axis' gui at all you can set DISPLAY entry in the [DISPLAY] section of your ini from 'DISPLAY = axis' to 'DISPLAY = halui'

Note:
if present you would also need to comment out 'HALUI = halui' in the [HAL] section