PY is (seemingly always) correct. The offset problem seems to be the matter at hand. I was waiting for something about an engraved square and trying to confirm the axis calibration but the data to solve Chip’s problem was there in the report.
The configured offset is stored in the engraver controller board, as are the speed limits($110,$111,$112) and the axis calibration values ($100,$101,$102). That information is not in LightBurn until Lightburn connects and reads it from the controller.
The operator can use the console in LightBurn to ask the engraver how it’s handling the workspace (and ask to report on all the Machine Settings) and the engraver will (barring other mishaps) respond with the requested data. An operator can request changes to the configuration or fully reset them. Uninstalling and reinstalling LightBurn is an additional step that does not change the controller configuration.
There is a firmware update in this case that may be of benefit.