Table of Contents

• 1. Point n Click Configurator
• 1.1. Basic Machine Information
• 1.2. GUI Configuration
• 1.3. Mesa Configuration
• 1.4. Mesa I/O Setup
• 1.5. Axis Configuration
• 1.6. Advanced Options
• 1.7. HAL Components

List of figures

• PnCConf Splash
• PnCConf Basic
• GUI Configuration
• Mesa Configuration
• Mesa I/O C2
• Mesa I/O C3
• Mesa I/O C4
• Axis Drive Configuration
• Axis Configuration
• Advanced Options
• HAL Components

1 Point n Click Configurator

The Point n Click Configurator covers Mesa cards and parallel port stepper configurations. If you have a simple parallel port stepper machine the StepConf Wizard might be a better choice. The Point n Click Configurator can generate some advanced configurations without knowing anything about HAL.

Start the PnCConf program from the CNC menu or from a terminal window with pncconf. For more information on the terminal window see the Linux FAQ section.

Figure: PnCConf Splash

1.1 Basic Machine Information

Machine Name:

What you want to call your machine and must not have any spaces.

Figure: PnCConf Basic

1.2 GUI Configuration

Here you can select from different GUI's and options for each one.

Figure: GUI Configuration

1.3 Mesa Configuration

Figure: Mesa Configuration

1.4 Mesa I/O Setup

Figure: Mesa I/O C2

Figure: Mesa I/O C3

Figure: Mesa I/O C4

1.5 Axis Configuration

Figure: Axis Drive Configuration

Figure: Axis Configuration

1.6 Advanced Options

Figure: Advanced Options

1.7 HAL Components

On this page you can add additional HAL components you might need.

Figure: HAL Components