Mesa 7I76E AXIS not resetting E-STOP

Hello, i'm a novice with LinuxCNC and Mesa hardware, i've started playing around with CNCs for more than 3 years now, designing my own one and starting building it. I went through two controllers based on GRBL, but my project grown out of my hand, so as soon as i had money, i've pulled the trigger on a new Mesa 7i76e, but had problem as soon as i've wired it.

My new 7i76e just arrived, i've configured it paying a lot of attention for not scrawing something up, i've configured the eth0 with the right ip(10.10.10.10), and checked the connession with ping 10.10.10.10 and mesaflash, everything worked just fine, so
I went through PnCConf and configured almost anything i've needed, at that point i've tried to start AXIS to see if i messed something up in the process, everything started without errors, so i've tried to unlock the E-STOP button in AXIS(The one in the top left corner, beside the machine enable one) but that didn't work, it looked like AXIS froze, so i've tried to access one of the menu on top, everything worked just fine.

Is there something that i've overlooked somehow? Have i missed some configuration step?

I've tried again with a new PnCConfig installation, and the same exact problem manifested.

I don't really know that to do. Any suggestions?

Can you post the hal and ini files from the config folder.

Also the results of your ping. What have you set your PC ip address to?

Have you set up a physical E-Stop chain, and connected it to the 7i76E?
Mark

PC should be set at 10.10.10.11 or anything above 11.
In pncconf do not set the e-stop pin, test and check if the rest works, then we can go back to setting the e-stop.

The ping is between 0.132ms to 0.335ms
I can't upload the files because the pc that i'm running linuxcnc with is currently without internet access, but, as I said before, it's everything "stock" as made by PnCConf

The board has only a 7i75 connected to it, nothing more

I've misswrote before, the pc is currently set to address 10.10.10.11 .
I've tried removing the E-STOP from PnCConf, and it's worked. Maybe the board is expecting an input or something else for resetting the E-STOP as it should be connected to it

EragonPower wrote: Ice misswrote before, the pc is currently set to address 10.10.10.11 .
I've tried removing the E-STOP from PnCConf, and it's worked. Maybe the board is expecting an input or something else for resetting the E-STOP as it should be connected to it

Nice. Yes it does expect an external control to get out of e-stop.

Thanks a lot!