Kannst die ngc bitte mal posten?
Ich vermute, dass das mit dem verwendeten Zeichensatz zutun hat (es sollte UTF-8 sein).

Jaja meister,

so mag das sein...
...wenn man aber als Autodidakt von Null anfängt, ist es glaub ich durchaus normal, sich Beispiele zu holen und was liegt heute näher als die KI?

Sich dann aber mit dem Problem auseinanderzusetzen und versuchen den Fehler zu finden ist die logische Schlussfolgerung.

Auf die Spur mit den Sonderzeichen bin ich selber schon gekommen, da der gleiche Code, nur handgeschrieben, funktioniert. Da Du nun da gleiche sagst, werd ich mich in dieser Richtung mal weiterbewegen...

Freddie

There is no timing issue but they are only settable in the hal file (that is they are only set when the driver loads),
it may be that the way the hal file parsing order works means that they must be in the postgui hal file

Thanks for the reply PCW. The issue I'm running into is that it seems the source/sink masks are only "settable" in my postgui HAL file, which runs after the HAL and GUI start up.

If I move the setp commands to set the masks into my main HAL file, either near the top or last, they don't seem to take effect despite "getp" showing them as being set. I can't put the masked pin into the proper mode (sinking in my case).

When I put them in my postgui HAL, or manually set them with setp after linuxcnc startup, it works just fine.

I'm just wondering if there is some timing constraint when it comes to setting these masks that launching the GUI is covering up.

Thanks

Yes, the 7I76+7I77 firmware is not common so I don't think that there
is standard 7I76+7I77 firmware that include a PWM generator

Do you have a free step/dir output on the 7I76? (that would be the easiest place to add a PWM output)

What 5I25 connector does the 7I76 connect to?

 

Selbst schuld wenn man so was nutzt

ich denke mal, das die liebe KI dir unsichtbare sonderzeichen in den text gehauen hat, nur ne vermutung

MPG over RS422 with RP2040 (pico)

www.youtube.com/shorts/Q2bX7rwUaFQ

I also just tried using Rufus in ISOhybrid mode, and DD mode, and Etcher. Even used three brand new USB drives (I have loads of these things where I bought out a local retailer and use them for students)

None of the liveUSB systems were able to completely install the system, and all of them failed at the "installing grub" step. Sometimes they would fail halfway through the "installing system" step.

CSM boot is disabled to force EFI boot, and I've even tried accepting all the defaults during the installer. No luck, and no matter what i do I can not get the installer to accept the realtek-firmware.deb package so I can get network access during the install.

I'm even using a recommended motherboard/CPU combination, the ASrock J3455-itx, and a Sandisk 140GB SSD.

Seems like a cool project but not really relevant. My tool manager is just a plugin for the QtDragon screen to manage metadata for the linuxcnc tool table. It is not concerned with synchronizing other tool table formats, though if it did, I think Fusion360 and Vectric databases would be good candidates.

Unlike sserial pins, you can only "setp"  sserial parameters (like the source and sink masks) in LinuxCNCs hal file,
they cannot be  changed dynamically. This is true of all sserial parameters, that is, they are only updated on driver startup.

The output modes are something typically set to match the interfaced hardware, so do not need to be changed dynamically.

 

Installed the latter. So far so good, didnt do any major tests but multiple power cycles. Also, with the ClockSyncCycles set to 5 and syncToRefClock=true, my servos are now instantly OP. no waiting for them to be ready which caused some amplifier errors when i was too quick with the power button recently.

no idea if thats because of the new linuxcnc-ethercat version or because of those parameters.

one thing to note though, the dc-phased pin never went high for me.

Hallo zusammen,

hatte jemand von euch schon mal dieses Problem?

Ich bin noch recht neu im CNC-Bereich und kenne LinuxCNC (MiniMill 2.9) noch nicht so lange. Ich brauchte eine Aufwärmroutine für meine Maschine und habe daher mithilfe von AI eine Datei generiert.
Ich habe den Code in meinen Windows-Editor importiert und die Datei als <Name>.ngc gespeichert.
Ich hatte zuvor selbst kürzere G-Code-Dateien geschrieben, gespeichert, auf die Maschine übertragen und geöffnet: Sie funktionierten sofort.

Als ich jedoch versuchte, den G-Code mit den von AI generierten Teilen zu öffnen, waren die Zeichen im Code völlig verstümmelt – der gesamte Code war unlesbar!

Als ich die Datei mit dem „gedit“-Editor unter Linux öffnete, sah alles einwandfrei aus.

Hat jemand Ideen, Tipps oder Lösungen?

Viele Grüße

Freddie

Gotcha. i will try to get this ( github.com/linuxcnc-ethercat/linuxcnc-et...84ef36b53f0b734eaedf ) installed first, with syncToRefClock=true and ClockSyncCycles set to 5 to see if my jitter issues go away. they are very random as of right now.

Or should i use this patch with the settings above?
github.com/grandixximo/linuxcnc-ethercat
 

thank you,

I have custom PyVCP on right side of Axis. Will I need rewrite this panel is the case I will move to QtVCP or gmoccary?