7i92 + existing c11 multifunction board - Need validation
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6 years 2 months ago #177110
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic 7i92 + existing c11 multifunction board - Need validation
I must be missing something then....
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6 years 2 months ago #177111
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic 7i92 + existing c11 multifunction board - Need validation
Note that depending on which C11 board the OP has, it may not be
possible to use Tormach's hal file without some modifications...
possible to use Tormach's hal file without some modifications...
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6 years 2 months ago - 6 years 2 months ago #177129
by blitz355
Replied by blitz355 on topic 7i92 + existing c11 multifunction board - Need validation
Would you recommend starting with tormachs Hal, or starting with one of the bit files Mesa provides. Although it just struck me that these might be two separate issues. Do I flash the 7i92 with the c11 bit file THEN modify a tormach Hal?
I have the c11 multifunction board in the link found in original post.c11 rev 9.9. not the c11g
I have the c11 multifunction board in the link found in original post.c11 rev 9.9. not the c11g
Last edit: 6 years 2 months ago by blitz355.
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6 years 2 months ago #177139
by gerritv
Replied by gerritv on topic 7i92 + existing c11 multifunction board - Need validation
My comments were made on the basis of your wanting to use PathPilot. If that is still the case then IMO I would alter the cabling etc to align with Tormach's 440 hal file. For the spindle this might or might nor require extra work, and as PCW indicated might need some editing in the hal file. The 440 7i92 bit file that Tormach supplies would get loaded.
The Tormach supplied hal and ini files are to me not simple. So I chose to do the 'use Tormach hal' method. I will have enough to learn about cnc as it is without adding hal editing to the list.
The above is how I approached it for my gantry mill build, frankly I had zero interest in figuring out LinuxCNC and hal files if I could avoid it. And so far that has worked for me. No editing to PathPilot files at all (because I did that work in the cable) and I have 4 axis working on the bench. Limit switches are disabled for now. My spindle is on or off so simpler than your situation. In a few weeks the machine will be finished and running, I hope
Regardless of which path you choose, there is lots of help available here. PCW and Tommylight are tireless in their assistance.
The Tormach supplied hal and ini files are to me not simple. So I chose to do the 'use Tormach hal' method. I will have enough to learn about cnc as it is without adding hal editing to the list.
The above is how I approached it for my gantry mill build, frankly I had zero interest in figuring out LinuxCNC and hal files if I could avoid it. And so far that has worked for me. No editing to PathPilot files at all (because I did that work in the cable) and I have 4 axis working on the bench. Limit switches are disabled for now. My spindle is on or off so simpler than your situation. In a few weeks the machine will be finished and running, I hope
Regardless of which path you choose, there is lots of help available here. PCW and Tommylight are tireless in their assistance.
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