Orientation position problem after run Gcode

To match my HAL syntax you would load it with "names":

loadrt spindle_index_enable names=spindle-index-enable

addf spindle-index-enable servo-thread

Note that if you still get quadrature encoder errors, its likely you have a
 EMI issue  that causes the common mode range of the encoder inputs
to be exceeded (this is +-7V)

PCW wrote:

Note that if you still get quadrature encoder errors, its likely you have a
 EMI issue  that causes the common mode range of the encoder inputs
to be exceeded (this is +-7V)

Hi MR.PCW
Thank you for info, Now I change back to defferential encoder and I will try check again for voltage.
 

0x2102 wrote:

To match my HAL syntax you would load it with "names":

loadrt spindle_index_enable names=spindle-index-enable

addf spindle-index-enable servo-thread

Hi
All done 
but  just error spindle-sync
 

To troubleshoot:

Comment out all lines using pins for the component 'spindle_index_enable'.
Leave these two:
loadrt spindle_index_enable names=spindle-index-enable
addf spindle-index-enable servo-thread

Linuxcnc should then start up and you can use 'show halconfiguration' to check if the component is present.
If it is present look at the created pins. If the pin 'spindle-sync' is there then uncomment the hal lines using it and retype the pin names manually as copy/paste sometimes gives the wrong hyphen/minus.