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No X, Y, Z, or A listed in mdi when setting origin
8 years 3 months ago #113355
by billnixon
No X, Y, Z, or A listed in mdi when setting origin was created by billnixon
Something strange has happened. I'm using version 2.7.14 with Touchy. While trying to install a new quadrature spindle encoder, I crashed Linuxcnc several times. I solved the crashing problem by fixing a typo. However, now there are no axes listed in the mdi. X, Y, Z, and A are all missing. I cannot set the origin or even do a G1 from the mdi. All that is listed are Q and R. Even older config files that previously worked do the same thing. I tried reinstalling Linuxcnc, but the same behavior persisted. Am I stuck in a wrong mode? Any ideas for me?
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8 years 3 months ago #113364
by billnixon
Replied by billnixon on topic No X, Y, Z, or A listed in mdi when setting origin
I should have mentioned that I am using a 5i25 and a 7i76. Also, all the axes home and jog just fine.
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8 years 3 months ago #113689
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic No X, Y, Z, or A listed in mdi when setting origin
It isn't particularly clear to me what problem you are describing.
Could you attach a screen-shot?
Could you attach a screen-shot?
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8 years 3 months ago #113798
by billnixon
Replied by billnixon on topic No X, Y, Z, or A listed in mdi when setting origin
I'm sorry. I meant to post a follow-up. There was a problem with the estop circuit. Once that was corrected, all the axis letters in the mdi appeared as normal. Thanks so much for checking.
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8 years 3 months ago #113820
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic No X, Y, Z, or A listed in mdi when setting origin
Odd, I don't see why e-stop should have that affect.
I have just had what might be the same problem. Does this look familiar?
I have just had what might be the same problem. Does this look familiar?
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