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github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues/159
Try skipping the test/tune part, then worry about it if the axes don't actually move with the final config.
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andypugh wrote: I think that error is an actual bug.
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues/159
Try skipping the test/tune part, then worry about it if the axes don't actually move with the final config.
Is there an external Test/Tune Axis app?
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Patrick Obrien wrote: Is there an external Test/Tune Axis app?
There are ways. With a stepper system the axes will either work with the final LinuxCNC config, or they wont.
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andypugh wrote: There are ways. With a stepper system the axes will either work with the final LinuxCNC config, or they wont.
Perhaps I'll use stepconf, test the wiring, tune it a bit and transfer the values to pncconf. Unless the same bug exists there.
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Patrick Obrien wrote: Perhaps I'll use stepconf, test the wiring, tune it a bit and transfer the values to pncconf.
That sounds like a reasonable approach. It reduces the number of unknowns.
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