Torch On HAL Pin when using 7i76e

Ohmic Probe Enable must be an output, not input.

tommylight wrote: Ohmic Probe Enable must be an output, not input.

True, but it looks like he's attempting "hypersensing", so he will need one of the ohmic components. There's a few threads around here that explain it better than I can off the top of my head.

The ohmic pins do not seem right regardless of the ohmic method. But Thats not the error here as Snowgoer pointed out.
Perhaps disable the RS485 comms for now and sort out the rest of the config. Mainly ohmic sensing.

rodw wrote: The ohmic pins do not seem right regardless of the ohmic method. But Thats not the error here as Snowgoer pointed out.
Perhaps disable the RS485 comms for now and sort out the rest of the config. Mainly ohmic sensing.

Ok. Can I comment out the RS485 in the 'new' main ini file?

Any pointers on the ohmic pins?

snowgoer540 wrote: You can use the pmx_test.py script to help you identify the correct port. Its usage is covered in the user guide.

I suspect it's going to take issue with your ohmic enable HAL pin next as you are feeding a bit output to an encoder.

Where might I find the pmx_test script?

Any suggestions regarding the HAL pin(s) I should be using?

txtrone wrote: This is what I have, anything look out of whack?

Where might I find the pmx_test script?

There is a hint in the user guide.
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.8/html/plasma/plasma...-guide.html#pm_comms