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Problem with 7i96 board connection “No 7i96 board found
5 years 5 months ago #208391
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Problem with 7i96 board connection “No 7i96 board found
Did you invert the proper pin in pncconf?
(it works for me (2.9) but there may have been a bug in earlier pncconf versions)
I would just fix it in the hal file
(it works for me (2.9) but there may have been a bug in earlier pncconf versions)
I would just fix it in the hal file
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5 years 5 months ago #208400
by ML
Replied by ML on topic Problem with 7i96 board connection “No 7i96 board found
You were right) Thanks) I have add code line in hal file and now X2 motor spin in right opposite to X-axis direction.
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5 years 5 months ago #208758
by ML
Replied by ML on topic Problem with 7i96 board connection “No 7i96 board found
Good evening! Going forward with mesa. I have connected E-Stop (working properly), but can not understand how work with inductive switches (sensors).
I am using PNP NC with 12V power supply.
When I click home at Linuxcnc and touch switch with metal it doesn’t make homing. It homing when I touch (activate) sensors few times.
All LED at TB3 lights with yellow and blinking when I touch (activate) sensors.
How it works properly, how it set up?
I am using PNP NC with 12V power supply.
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When I click home at Linuxcnc and touch switch with metal it doesn’t make homing. It homing when I touch (activate) sensors few times.
All LED at TB3 lights with yellow and blinking when I touch (activate) sensors.
Attachment not found
How it works properly, how it set up?
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5 years 5 months ago #208991
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Problem with 7i96 board connection “No 7i96 board found
It will probably work when the sensors are actually activated by the machine movement.
The homing sequence expects the sensors to change in response to the axis movement. Typically on / off / on again as the axis does the search, back-off and latch moves.
The homing sequence expects the sensors to change in response to the axis movement. Typically on / off / on again as the axis does the search, back-off and latch moves.
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